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TCM Dermatology

Dr Gu

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dermatology first references are found from what dynasty? the shang dynasty 1700-1100 BCE; inscriptions on bones describe jie or scabies
Yellow Emperor's inner classic describing various skin disorders and topical herbal treatments dates from what dynasty? the Zhou dynasty 1100 - 221 BCE
who carried forward the principles of the Yellow Emperor's Inner classic to write Discussion of Cold Induced Disorders and Concise Prescription of the Golden Cabinet? Dr Zhang Zhong Jing
what herb is similar to corticosteroids so can cause edema Gan Cao
in what dynasty did Chao Yuanfeng write about skin disorders, and identified scabies as a parasite? the Sui Dynasty in 610 CE
what technique was first described in the Song Dynasty pricking to drain stagnant heat toxin to relieve swelling and pain
wet compresses were introduced by who when? Dr Qi De Zhi in the Yuan Dynasty 1335 CE
who categorized skin diseases by anatomical region Dr Wen Ken-tang in the Ming Dynasty 1549-1631
when did syphillis come to china and how was it described? 15th century CE called Bayberry Flower Sores by Chen Si-cheng who noted it was transmitted by "unclean sexual intercourse"
what herb was classically used to treat syphillis? Tu Fu Ling Rz Smilacis Glabrae, sweet bland neutral liver and stomach, clear heat purge fire
dermatology first references are found from what dynasty? the shang dynasty 1700-1100 BCE; inscriptions on bones describe jie or scabies
Yellow Emperor's inner classic describing various skin disorders and topical herbal treatments dates from what dynasty? the Zhou dynasty 1100 - 221 BCE
who carried forward the principles of the Yellow Emperor's Inner classic to write Discussion of Cold Induced Disorders and Concise Prescription of the Golden Cabinet? Dr Zhang Zhong Jing
what herb is similar to corticosteroids so can cause edema Gan Cao
in what dynasty did Chao Yuanfeng write about skin disorders, and identified scabies as a parasite? the Sui Dynasty in 610 CE
what technique was first described in the Song Dynasty pricking to drain stagnant heat toxin to relieve swelling and pain
wet compresses were introduced by who when? Dr Qi De Zhi in the Yuan Dynasty 1335 CE
who categorized skin diseases by anatomical region Dr Wen Ken-tang in the Ming Dynasty 1549-1631
when did syphillis come to china and how was it described? 15th century CE called Bayberry Flower Sores by Chen Si-cheng who noted it was transmitted by "unclean sexual intercourse"
what herb was classically used to treat syphillis? Tu Fu Ling Rz Smilacis Glabrae, sweet bland neutral liver and stomach, clear heat purge fire
dermatology first references are found from what dynasty? the shang dynasty 1700-1100 BCE; inscriptions on bones describe jie or scabies
Yellow Emperor's inner classic describing various skin disorders and topical herbal treatments dates from what dynasty? the Zhou dynasty 1100 - 221 BCE
who carried forward the principles of the Yellow Emperor's Inner classic to write Discussion of Cold Induced Disorders and Concise Prescription of the Golden Cabinet? Dr Zhang Zhong Jing
what herb is similar to corticosteroids so can cause edema Gan Cao
in what dynasty did Chao Yuanfeng write about skin disorders, and identified scabies as a parasite? the Sui Dynasty in 610 CE
what technique was first described in the Song Dynasty pricking to drain stagnant heat toxin to relieve swelling and pain
wet compresses were introduced by who when? Dr Qi De Zhi in the Yuan Dynasty 1335 CE
who categorized skin diseases by anatomical region Dr Wen Ken-tang in the Ming Dynasty 1549-1631
when did syphillis come to china and how was it described? 15th century CE called Bayberry Flower Sores by Chen Si-cheng who noted it was transmitted by "unclean sexual intercourse"
what herb was classically used to treat syphillis? Tu Fu Ling Rz Smilacis Glabrae, sweet bland neutral liver and stomach, clear heat purge fire
what is the most important morphological feature of a pustular eruption? whether they arise from the hair follicles or not, does the hair arise within the lesion, if it does do not squeeze to express, with fever should seek bio medicine antibiotics to avoid progressing to nephritis
a plaque is like a _______but raised and scaly macule is like a _____but flat and only distinguished from surrounding skin by change in color
a papule is like a ______ but smaller between 5 - 10 mm diam a nodule is like a ____but larger
what two terms describe a blister vesicle and bulla
what are multilocular blisters characteristic of? eczema may be characterized by
pale or white skin lesion, aversion to cold, mild aversion to heat, muscle aches, painful joints, absence of sweating, T thin white coat, P superficial tight Wind cold
red skin lesion, fever, headache, sore throat, painful joints, T red thin yellow coat, P superficial rapid or slippery wind heat
ying and wei disharmony, qi and blood not circulating smoothly, numbness or skin and muscle aches, pallor or cyanosis, contracture and difficulty movig Cold
joint pain, muscle ache and spasm, stiffness and difficulty moving, loss of flexibility, T pale thin white coat, P deep thready Cold - Damp
causes miliaria, carbuncles and fresh red skin lesion w burning sensation and pain accompanied by fever, thirst, irritability, T red w thin coat and P rapid summer heat
red moist skin w erosion, oozing, accompanied by oppression in chest, decreased appetite, fatigue, yellow dark urine, thin greasy TC, soft thready pulse summer dampness
impaired circulation of qi and blood damaging to yang and causing vulnerability to ext pathogens, lingering and hard to expel, vesicles, edema, erosion and oozing in lower part of body damp
skin erosion, edema w chest oppression, loss of appetite, tired extremities, bland taste, low grade fever, T pale w greasy coat P soft damp obstructing spleen and stomach
fresh red skin w burning sensation, oozing, fever, hypochondriac fullness, bloating, abd pain, N/V, no appetite, constipation or diarrhea, scant yellow urine, T thick greasy coat P soft rapid or slippery rapid external damp heat
dry scaly skin throat and mouth, thirst with desire to drink, constipation, T dry red without coat, P thready dryness
fresh red skin, pustules, burning sensation, pain, fever, thirst w desire to drink, constipation, dark urine, T yellow greasy coat, P flooding rapid fire
erysipelas, herpes on face, oral ulceration, purpura, drug dermatitis, sepsis, pustules, furuncles, carbuncles skin eruptions due to fire
over thinking injures Heart and Spleen what manifests? alopecia and pruritis
anger injures the liver, liver qi rising causes blood rebelling upward with rebellious qi and manifests as psoriasis and herpes zoster
sudden onset skin lesions red, swollen, burning sensation, papules, vesicles, ulcers, itching and pain with chills, high fever, delirium, shen disturbance, dry mouth, constipation, dark urine, T red or purple w dry yellow coat, P wiry or slippery rapid toxic heat
8 principle diff of acute, intense itching, rapidly changing, local redness, swelling and pain yang ext excess and hot
chronic, moist, dark lesion accomp by bland taste, lost appetite, normal or loose stool, P submerged or moderate or slow, T sl pale or tooth marked w white sticky coat yin, interior, deficient, cold
organs assoc w erysipelas, furuncles, carbuncles heart and small intestine
organs assoc w shingles, genital herpes, scrotal eczema liver and GB
organs assoc w infantile eczema, acne, genital warts spleen and stomach
organs assoc w acne, hives and flat warts lung and LI
organs assoc w SLE and hyper pigmentation kidney and UB
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