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TCM Patterns: Understanding Internal & External Evils

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Dive into the TCM principles governing internal and external evils, exploring pulse diagnosis, pathology, and treatment strategies. Enhance your knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine with this informative guide.

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TCM Patterns: Understanding Internal & External Evils

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  1. 2.Internal/External Evils/Pulse 3.Substance Pathology 4.More EightPrinciple 5.SubstancePathology/8 Principles 1.Eight Principles $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Final Jeopardy $500 $500 $500 $500

  2. C1 $100 1-1a It is indicated by a floating pulse

  3. C1? $100 1-1a What is an external pattern?

  4. C1 $200 1-2b It is indicated by weak, feeble, chronic, dull, pain relieved by pressure, etc.

  5. C1 $200 1-2b What is deficiency?

  6. C1 $300 1-3a It is disease that is 1/2 in, 1/2 out

  7. C1 $300 1-3a What is Shaoyang disease ?

  8. C1 $400 1-4aIt is sticky and turbid; it can be chronic and most often found in the upper body

  9. C1 $400 1-4aWhat is phlegm?

  10. C1 final The final Jeopardy answer is: 1-final It is the TCM pattern for hard, fixed, painful masses under the skin Timer

  11. C1 final 1-finalWhat is blood stasis?

  12. C2 $100 2-1aIt is what happens to wind-cold when it moves inward

  13. C2 $100 2-1aWhat is it heats up?

  14. C2 $200 2-2aIt causes skin rashes that itch & change location

  15. C2 $200 2-2aWhat is wind?

  16. C2 $300 2-3aIt is indicated by a slippery, rapid pulse

  17. C2 $300 2-3aWhat is damp heat?

  18. C2 $400 2-4aIt damages the liver and causes qi to ascend

  19. C2 $400 2-4aWhat is anger?

  20. C2 $500 2-5aIt makes the qi descend and damages the kidneys

  21. C2 $500 2-5aWhat is fear?

  22. C3 $100 3-1aIts deficiency causes dizziness & amenorrhea

  23. C3 $100 3-1a What is blood deficiency?

  24. C3 $200 3-2aIts deficiency causes dampness

  25. C3 $200 W3-2aWhat is spleen qi deficiency?

  26. C3 $300 3-3aIt brings other pathogens into the body

  27. C3 $300 3-3aWhat is wind?

  28. C3 $400 3-4aIt is indicated by night sweats

  29. C3 $400 3-4aWhat is yin deficiency?

  30. C3 $500 3-5aIt is the TCM pattern for soft mobile swellings under the skin

  31. C3 $500 3-5aWhat is phlegm in the channels?

  32. C4 $100 4-1aWhat a deep weak pulse indicates

  33. C4 $100 4-1aWhat is internal, deficiency?

  34. C4 $200 4-2aIt causes changes in urine & stool

  35. C4 $200 W4-2aWhat is an internal pattern?

  36. C4 $300 4-3aIt is characterized by sharp pain at a fixed location

  37. C4 $300 4-3aWhat is blood stasis?

  38. C4 $400 4-4aIt can be the cause of seizures or coma

  39. C4 $400 W4-4aWhat is phlegm misting the heart?

  40. C4 $500 4-5aIt is severe abdominal pain, blue complexion, slow, tight or wiry pulse?

  41. C4 $500 4-5aWhat is internal, excess, cold (internal cold syndrome)

  42. C5 $100 5-1aIt causes sticky, foul smelling stools

  43. C5 $100 5-1aWhat is damp heat?

  44. C5 $200 5-2aIt is red itchy skin with heat

  45. C5 $200 5-2aWhat is liver/blood heat?

  46. C5 $300 5-3aIt is strong, very painful, sudden, pain worse with pressure, etc.

  47. C5 $300 5-3aWhat is excess?

  48. C5 $400 5-4aIt can be combined with wind, damp and dry to create zang-fu imbalance

  49. C5 $400 5-4aWhat is heat?

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