Week 8 Classics

Question 1

Shan Hang Lun Perspective

Answer 1

Treatise on cold damage, can transform into heat

Question 2

Six Stages

Answer 2

• Tai Yang
• Yang Ming
• Shao Yang
• Tai Yin
• Shao Yin
• Jue Yin

Question 3

Tai Yang

Answer 3

1. Aversion to Cold
2. HA & Stiff Neck
3. Floating Pulse

Question 4

Tai Yang Channel Pattern

Answer 4

Attack of Wind
Attack of Cold

Question 5

Tai Yang Organ Patterns

Answer 5

Accumulation of Water
Accumulation of Blood

Question 6

Yang Ming Channel Patterns

Answer 6

the four bigs . . .
big fever, big sweat, big thirst, big pulse

Question 7

Shao Yang (6)

Answer 7

1. Alternating shivers/cold feeling and fever/heat feeling
2. Bitter taste in the mouth
3. Dry throat, blurry vision, irritability
4. Hypochondrial fullness and distention
5. Lack of desire to eat or drink, nausea, vomiting
6. T: Unilateral white coating and P: Wiry-Fine

Question 8

Tai Yin

Answer 8

1. Abd. fullness, feeling of cold, vomiting, lack of
   appetite, diarrhea, absence of thirst, tiredness
2. T: pale w/ sticky white coat
3. P: Deep-Weak-Slow

Question 8

Abd. fullness, feeling of cold, vomiting, lack of
appetite, diarrhea, absence of thirst, tiredness

Answer 8

Tai Yin

Question 9

T: pale w/ sticky white coat
P: Deep-Weak-Slow

Answer 9

Tai Yin

Question 10

1. Alternating shivers/cold feeling and fever/heat feeling

Answer 10

Shao Yang

Question 11

2. Bitter taste in the mouth

Answer 11

Shao Yang

Question 12

3. Dry throat, blurry vision, irritability

Answer 12

Shao Yang

Question 13

4. Hypochondrial fullness and distention

Answer 13

Shao Yang

Question 14

5. Lack of desire to eat or drink, nausea, vomiting

Answer 14

Shao Yang

Question 15

6. T: Unilateral white coating and P: Wiry-Fine

Answer 15

Shao Yang

Question 16

characterized by SP Yang xu with Cold . . . or
from a Ba Gong point of view it’s Interior Empty Cold

Answer 16

Tai Yin

Question 17

Shao Yin Channels

Answer 17

Ht and Kd

Question 18

Shao Yin patterns

Answer 18

Cold transformation
Heat transformation

Question 19

Jue Yin, 2 presentations

Answer 19

Heat above cold below
round worm

Question 20

Jue Yin detailed

Answer 20

Persistent thirst, feeling of energy rising up to the
chest, pain and sensation in the HT region, hungry
w/o desire, cold limbs, diarrhea, vomiting, vomiting
of roundworms
* P: Wiry

Question 21

Persistent thirst, feeling of energy rising up to the
chest, pain and sensation in the HT region, hungry
w/o desire, cold limbs, diarrhea, vomiting, vomiting
of roundworms
* P: Wiry

Answer 21

Jue yin

Question 22

Four Levels (6)

Answer 22

1. By definition, caused by Wind-Heat
2. Manifest with fever
3. Are infectious
4. Pathogenic factor enters in through the nose and mouth
5. Develop rapidly
6. Have a strong tendency to injure Yin

Question 23

Yang ming organ pattern

Answer 23

constipation and high fever

Question 24

Wei Level

Answer 24

beginning stage, the only exterior level

Question 25

Qi level

Answer 25

Compared to Wei Level: more intense, affects the Mind, dries things up & is deeper

Question 26

Ying level

Answer 26

deeper heat injures the Yin obstructs the Mind and PC and creates fever at night

Question 27

Xue Level

Answer 27

Heat at the deepest level = bleeding macules tremors convulsions delirium or coma yin deficiency and potential collapse of Yin or Yang