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The preponderance of Yang leads to heat- syndrome
①Damage of Yang collateral results in bleeding from the upper Part of the body ② In jury of Yang colIiteral causes external heni orrhagrs
deficiency of Yang affecting Yin ②Defieicnt Yang affects Yin ③ in severa dariiage of Yang, Yin is involved ④Yang damage extends to Yin
①Deficiency of Yang brings on symptoms of external cold ②extcrnal cold dtic to deficiency of Yang ③lnsufficivnt Yang causes exterior cold
①Yang is iisuafly overabundant while Yin is usuaiiy deficient ② Yang often in excess while Yin often in shoruige ③While Yang is often in excess Yin often in shortage
①both and Yang in equilibrium ②keep up the physilolgical Yin balance over Yang ③ Yin flourishing smoothly and Yang vivified steadily ④Yin is even well whde Yang is firm
① the internal Yin as the source of Yang ②
The internal Yin serves as the siirce of Yang ③ Yin n the
iiterior is the guardian of Yang
①interdcpendciice between Yin and Yang ②the intot -dependence oF Yin and Yang
Yin, Yang and the four seasons are the beginning and end of the myriad things
①An excess of Yin causes the disorder of Yang ② An excess of Yin leads to irnpaimwni in Yang ③The excess of Yin leads to the disorder of Yang ?④An excess of Yin leads to weakness of Yang
①An excess of Yin brings about cold syndrome ②An excess of Yin Produces cold ③Predciniinant Yin produces cold
①Damage of Yin collateral resulting in bleeding from the lower part of the body ②Damage of Yin collateral results in bleeding from the lower part of the body ③injury of Yin collateral channels causes internal hemorrhages
①Deficiency of Yin affecting Yang ②Deficiency of Yin affects Yang ③Deficient Yin affects Yang ④Yang involved by deficient Yin ⑤in severe damage of Yin, Yang is involved Yang is involved by deficient Yin ⑥Yin damage extends to Yang
Excess of Yin causes disorder of Yang
①Excess of Yin with elusion of Yang ②Excessive Yin repels Yang ③Predominating Yin screened by Yang ④ Yang is kept externally by the excessive Yin inside the body
①Physique is the place where vitality lodges ②The body is the house of the mind
?Warm the emaciated with vital energy
Physique is the residence of mentality
①the unity of physique and vitality unity of physique and mentality
disperse and riot precipitate
cold clammy extremities due to deficiency of emotion
abdominal distension arid diarrhea due to excess of emotion
①diarrhca treated by diuresis②treat diarrhea with diuretics
①calm the wood by clearing the metal ②supper the metal (the) to calm the wood (the) the lung (metal) to subdue hypreractivty of the liver (wood)
①in the liver. Yin is in substance and Yang is in function. ② The liver is characterized as Yin in substance and Yang in function ③The liver is Yin in substance and Yang in function. ④The structnre of the iver belongs with Yin while the function with Yang. ㈤The liver Yhi in substance and Yang in function
①The brilliance of the liver is shown on the nails brilliance of the liver is reflected by the nails. ②The essence of the liver is reflected on the nails. ③The nails refleets the condition of the liver.
The liver arid gallbladder form a relations of the liver
①The eyes are the windows of the liver The liver has its aperture in the eyes ②The liver has its specific body ③The eye is the orifice to the liver
The excess of the liver-Qi causes anger
The deficiency of the liver- Qi causes fear
The liver is considered as a rigid organ liver is
the resolute viseus
The liver is ?°the organ of marshal?±
①The liver is of basic importance to movement ② The liver rules over the spleen
The liver is predisposed to flourishing growth
liver serves to activate the vital energy other organs
①The condition of the liver determines the condition of the
tendons ②The function of the liver controls the tendons the liver controls the activity of the tendons liver govems the muscles. ③ The liver is in charge of the tendons ④The liver nourishes the tendons.
⑤The liver has dispersing and discharging functions ⑥The main function of the liver is to master dispersion. ⑦The liver serves to regulate the activity of vital energy
The liver stores and regulates the blood
In emotion the liver is rcsponsible for anger
The ever acts as a genera-il
①The liver is the root oC pliyswal stamina
②The Liver and kidney are derived from the same origin ③The liver and the kidney are of the same origin ④The liver and the kidney come front the sante origin ⑤The liver and the kidney coming from the same origin. ⑥The liver and the kidney have a common source ⑦The liver and kidney have the smile ongiti
①The function of the liver is to store blood ②The liver installs and regulates the blood ③The liver is a reservoir of the blood ④The liver stores blood
①Drugs of sweci and acrid flavour inducing perspiration are attributive to Yang ②The pungent and the sweet with dissipating effects are Yang.
reinforce the major and reduce the secondary
hemosrasis by mvgorating the spleen
①Dmonarch, minister, assistant, and guide ②principles. associaies. adjuvants and messengers-the four regular parts of a pnscription
it is unlikely to maintain nonnal. inspiration
①improve inspiration arid relieve asthma ②improve inspiration to relieve asthma
①exterior deficiency syndrome with spontaneous swearing ②spontanous sweating due to exterior syndrome of ddficiency type
①the extraordinary organs ②the peculiar hollow organ ③the unusual inlernat organ
The teeth are the surplus of the bone
①abandon ihe patient’s pulse for symptom to diagnose a disease ②ahandon the pulse for the symptom to diagnose a disease ③ diagnose a disease according to its symptoms and signs rather than the pulse ④diagnosis according o symptoms and signs rather than on pulse ⑤diagnosis on the basis of symptents and signs rather than on the basis of pulse condition
①abandon the patient’s symptom for pulse to diagnose a disease ②abandon the symptom for pulse to diagnose a disease ③diagnose a disease according to the rnise rather than its symptoms and signs ③ diagnosis according to pulse rather than symptoms and signs ④diagnosis on the basis of pulse condition rather than syrnptorrts and signs
generation between the metal and the water
The metal restricts the wood
①official in charge of reception ②the organ of the small intestine
The lung reflects its brilliance on the hair.
Essence and energy of the lung are reflects on the hair and skin
①The lung and large intestine form a relationship of the exterior and interior ②The lung is exteriorly and in te ri - orlv related with the large intestine ③The lung and Large intestine share a paired relationship
①The lung has its opening in the nose lung has its specific onfice in the nose ②The lungs have their aperture in the nose ③The nose is as the window of the lung ④The nose is the door of the king ⑤The nose is the opening for the lungs ⑥The nose is the orLilce to the lung
The kings are the source of fluids
The king serves as a canopy to protect the other organs king is the rcnf of a carriage
The lung rules over the liver
flmYfl DThe lung is a delicate viscus lung is a tender organ The Lung is considered as a tender organ
①The lung is related to the skin and hair on the body surface ②The lung controls the Qi of the whole body ③ The lung operates the Qi of the whloe body
①The lung contrds the skin and hair lung dominates the skin and hair ②The lung is associated with the skin
The lung is in charge of the skin
In emotion the lung is reqnnsible for sorrow
The lung is considered as a prime minister
①The lung fluid consumption caused by heat-evil ② the Lungs scorched by heat ③the scorched lung
①The lung stores the inferior spirit ②The lung stores the soul ③The lung stores the Spirit ④The soul is stores in the lung
①differentiate pure substance from turbid one ②separate clarity from turbidity the useful from the waste
Treatnient must aim at the root cause of the disease for the basic cause of the ailment in the treatrnent search for the primary cause of a disease in its treat-men t
The pectoral energy exits from the larynx
①The antis and urethra are orilices to the kidney ②The urethra and anus are the specific openings pertaining to the kidney
①The kidney has its specific body opening in the ears ㈡②②The kidney has its specific orifice in the ear
①The kidney is the origin of congenital constitution ②The kidney is the congenital foundation kidney is the origin of congenital constitution
①The kidney has the organ to make the penis ear
②The kidney-energy aids the lung in regulating inspi ration kidney controls and promotes inspiration ③The kidney governs the reception of air ④The kidney has the function of con rolling and promoting spiration
①The condition of the kidney determines ②the condition of the bone condition of the kidney determining ③the condition of the bones ④The kidney controls the of life ②②The kidney is concerned with ?the bonc
①The kidney stores the essence of life ②The kidney stores the rcprcxluctive essence
The kidney controls the two private parts (urethra and anus)
in emotion the kidney is responsible for fear
The kidney is Hke -he officjal managing hard work
The kidney is resnonsible for the preservation of ei ic rgy and essence
The kidney serves as a gate of the stomach
①The essence and energy of the kidney are reflected on the hair ②The function of the kidney reflects in the glossiness of hair ③The kidney is reflected on the hair
①The kidney is the storage of the mind ②The kidney stores the Tornory ③The kidney stores ④The will will is storted in the kidney ⑤the will stored in the kidney
①The kidney stores tht?ˉ essence ②The kidney stores the
③The kidney stores the repnxiiiciive essence treat
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