Week 4

Question 1

Aversion to cold:

Answer 1

having chills that could not be relieved by putting on more clothes or warm oneself by the heater

Question 2

slight aversion to cold, but feels severe cold even when there is only a little wind

Answer 2

aversion to wind

Question 3

intolerance of cold

Answer 3

putting on more clothes or warms up by the heater can relieve the cold sensation

Question 4

what conditions can lead to Chronic low grade fever, or feverish sensation

Answer 4

yin and blood deficiency or qi/yang deficiency

Question 5

it refers body temperature above 102.F and persists, without aversion to cold.

Answer 5

high grade fever

Question 6

The fever occurs or becomes worse at a fixed hour of the day just like the ocean tide. It can be the patients feeling, without increases the body temperature.

Answer 6

tidal fever

Question 7

what are the 5 subtypes of tidal fevers?

Answer 7

1. yang ming fu syndrome
2. blood stagnation
3. damp=heat
4. spleen/stomach qi deficiency
5. yin deficiency

Question 8

which tidal fever is associated with High grade fever which worse in the afternoon around 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Answer 8

yang ming fu syndromes

Question 9

low grade fever in the PM or EVE

Answer 9

blood stagnation or yin deficiency

Question 10

mild fever with sweating, worse in the

PM

Answer 10

damp-heat tidal fever

Question 11

low grade fever, worse in the morning

Answer 11

sp/st deficiency

Question 12

Can aversion to cold me fixed by putting on more clothes?

Answer 12

No

Question 13

Can intolerance to cold me fixed by putting on more clothes?

Answer 13

Yes- they will feel better once they layer up

Question 14

Low grade fever (or just feverish) on the PM

Answer 14

yin deficiency and blood deficiency

Question 15

What is the pathogenesis/indication of aversion to wind

Answer 15

• nutritive qi and defensive qi disharmony
• tai yang deficiency
• defnesive qi imparies and can’t warm so the wind comes in through the pores

Question 16

What is the pathogenesis/indication of aversion to cold

Answer 16

• exerior cold

- defensive qi can’t maintain its warming function

Question 17

What is the pathogenesis/indication of shivers

Answer 17

• exerior cold

- defensive qi can’t maintain its warming function

Question 18

What is the pathogenesis/indication of intolerance (or fear) of cold

Answer 18

-interior cold due to yang deficiency

Question 19

What are teh causes of anhidrosis (no sweating)

Answer 19

Exterior- 
1. Wind cold excess
Interior-
1. yin deficiency
2. yang deficiency

Question 20

What is Xuan Yun?

Answer 20

dizziness and vertigo

Question 21

What are the excess causes of dizziness and vertigo?

Answer 21

1. Phlegm (wind or heat)

2. Liver yang rising/liver fire