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YP Formula Spr 2.09
YP Formula Test 2 Spring 2009
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Ren Shen Bai Du San pathology is? | Exterior Wind-cold-damp w/ Interior Qi Deficiency |
| Jia Jian Wei Rui Tang pathology is? | Exterior Wind-heat w/ underlying Yin Deficiency |
| Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang actions are? | 1) RE 2) Clear Heat |
| Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang pathology is? | For incompletely resolved exterior condition w/ heat excess in interior |
| Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang indications are? | Fever, dysenteric diarrhea w/ foul smelling stools & anal burning, sensation of heat T:red w/ yellow tc P:rapid |
| Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang ingredients are? | C) Ge Gen 15-24g D) Huang Lian 6g A) Huang Qin 9g E) Zhi Gan Cao 6g |
| Actions of Ge Gen are what? | 1) RE esp. in muscle layer 2) Clear Heat, Reduce fever 4) Stop diarrhea by raising clear yang of SP & ST |
| Actions of Huang Lian are what? | 1) Clear Heat in HT & YangMing stage 2)Dries damp |
| Actions of Huang Qin are what? | 1)Clears heat in LU & stops wheezing 2) Dries damp to stop diarrhea |
| Actions of Zhi Gan Cao are what? | 1)Harmonizes other herb actions 2)Protects middle burner |
| Dosages of herbs in Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang are? | C) Ge Gen 24g D) Huang Lian 6g A) Huang Qin 9g E) Zhi Gan Cao 6g |
| Bai Hu Tang actions are? | 1) Clear Qi-level heat 2) Drains ST fire 3) Generate fluids 4) Alleviate thirst |
| Bai Hu Tang pathology is? | For Blazing heat in Yang Ming channel stage & Qi-level |
| Bai Hu Tang indications are? | “4 Bigs” High fever w/ profuse sweating, aversion to heat, severe thirst, irritability T:Red w/ yellow coat?? P: Flooding, forceful OR slippery, rapid |
| Bai Hu Tang ingredients are? | C) Shi Gao 30-50g D)Zhi Mu 9g A/E) Zhi Gan Cao 3g A) Geng Mi 9-15g |
| Bai Hu Tang dosages are? | C) Shi Gao 30-50g D)Zhi Mu 9-18g A) Zhi Gan Cao 3-6g A) Geng Mi 9-15g |
| Actions of Shi Gao are? | 1) Srongly Clears heat, Drains fire from YangMing 2) Works FAST to reduce fever |
| Actions of Zhi Mu are? | 1)Clear LU & ST heat to SLOWLY reduce fever 2)Moisten dryness, enrich Yin |
| Actions of Zhi Gan Cao are? | 1) Strengthen MB 2)reduce side effects of cold herbs 3) Harmonize |
| Actions of Geng Mi are? | 1) Strengthen MB 2)reduce side effects of cold herbs |
| The pair of Shi Gao and Zhi Mu are good at what? | Clearing ST Heat |
| Contraindications for Bai Hu Tang are? | Any Exterior d/o, fever due to Blood or Yin Deficiency, any false heat |
| Zhu Ye Shi Gao pathology is? | Qi level Heat lingering in LU/ST where it injures Qi & Fluids |
| Qing Ying Tang pathology is? | Ying level febrile/heat disease |
| Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang normally has what herb substituted for Xi Jiao? | Shui Niu Jiao or water buffalo horn |
| Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang actions are? | 1)Clears heat 2)Relieves fire toxin 3)Cools blood 4) Nourish yin 5)Dispels blood stasis 6) Stops bleeding, indirectly |
| Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang pathology is? | For Heat entering the Blood level |
| Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang indications are? | Fever, various bleeding, black/tarry stools, thirst w/ inability to swallow, delirium T:scarlet w/ prickles P: thin, rapid |
| Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang ingredients are? | C)Xi Jiao 3g OR Shui Niu Jiao 30-120g D) Sheng Di Huang 24g A) Chi Shao 9 g A) Mu Dan Pi 6g |
| Shui Niu Jiao actions are? | 1)Clears Ying/HT fire 2)Cools blood 3) Relieve fire toxin |
| Sheng Di Huang actions are? | 1)Cools blood 2) Stops bleeding 3) Nourish Yin 4) Clears heat |
| Chi Shao & Mu Dan Pi actions are? | 1)Cool blood 2)Clear heat 3)Invigorate Blood to prevent blood stasis |
| Huang Lian Jie Du Tang pathology is? | Excessive Fire Toxin obstructing 3 Burners |
| Pu Ji Xiao Du Yin pathology is? | Acute massive febrile d/o of the head due to seasonal epidemic toxin w/ Wind-heat and maybe Damp Phlegm |
| Xian Fang Huo Ming Yin pathology is? | Early stage Yang sores/carbuncles due to Fire Toxin of Phlegm Fire |
| Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang actions are? | 1)Facilitates LU Qi flow 2)Clears heat 3)Calms wheezing by directing rebellious Qi down |
| Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang pathology? | For heat lodged in LU obstructing LU Qi flow & causing rebellious Qi |
| Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang indications are? | Fever w/ or w/o sweat, wheezing, coughing, labored breathing, nasal flaring T:yellow coat P:slippery, rapid |
| Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang ingredients are? | C) Ma Huang 6-12g C)Shi Gao 20g D)Xing Ren 9g E)Zhi Gan Cao 3-6g |
| Ma Huang actions are? | 1)Regulates flow of LU Qi to stop cough/wheeze |
| Shi Gao actions are? | 1)Stongly clears heat from LU 2)Controls Ma Huang warm nature |
| Xing Ren actions are? | 1)Regulates LU Qi flow 2) Stops wheezing by descending |
| Zhi Gan Cao actions are? | 1)Moistens LU to stop coughing 2)Protect MB |
| Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang contraindications are? | Not for Phlegm conditions, increase Shi Gao dose w/ high fever & profuse sweat |
| Xie Bai San pathology is? | Smoldering Fire & Constrained Heat in LU |
| Wei Jing Tang pathology is? | LU abscess (blood/pus) from heat toxin obstructing the LU and Phlegm heat w/ blood clumping in the LU |
| Tao Ren actions in Wei Jing Tang are? | Invigorate blood to tx blood stasis in LU ssx |
| Xie Huang San pathology is? | Smoldering Fire in the SP |
| Fang Feng actions in Xie Huang San are? | 1)Disperse smoldering SP heat 2)Dispel Wind-cold or wind-cold-damp Bi |
| Huo Xiang Ye actions in Xie Huang San are? | 1)Aromatically revives function of SP 2)Assists Fang Feng in dispersing SP Heat |
| Qing Wei San pathology is? | Heat accumulation in ST w/ heat attacking YangMing teeth/gums causing Blood Heat and Yin Deficiency |
| Yu Nu Jian pathology is? | ST Heat w/ Yin Deficiency (YangMing excess w/ ShaoYin deficiency) |
| Yu Nu Jian actions are? | 1)Drains ST Heat 2)Nourish Yin |
| Yu Nu Jian indications are? | Chronic toothache, loose teeth, bleeding gums, irritable, fever, thirst w/ desire for cold T:dry red with yellow tc P:floating, slippery, deficient but large |
| Yu Nu Jian ingredients are? | C)Shi Gao 15-30g C)Shu Di Huang 9-30g D)Zhi Mu 3-6g D)Mai Men Dong 6-9g E)Niu Xi 3-6g |
| Shi Gao actions are? | 1)Clear Heat from YangMing |
| Shu Di Huang actions are? | 1)Clear Heat, control Fire 2)Tonify KD Yin 3)Moisten dryness |
| Zhi Mu actions are? | 1)Clear Heat from ST (helps Shi Gao) 2)Tonifies KD Yin (helps Shu Di) |
| Mai Men Dong actions are? | 1)Clear Heat from ST 2)Moisten ST dryness 3)Tonifies ST yin |
| Niu Xi actions are? | 1)Guides heat/blood downward 2)Tonifies KD |
| Yu Nu Jian contraindications are? | Not w/ poor appetite, diarrhea b/c it is a cold, cloying formula |
| Dao Chi San pathology is? | HT/SI channel Heat |
| Long Dan Xie Gan Tang pathology is? | Excess fire a/o Damp Heat in LV/GB channels |
| Long Dan Xie Gan Tang actions are? | 1)Drains LV/GB Fire 2)Clears, drains Damp Heat from Lower Burner |
| Long Dan Xie Gan Tang indications for EXCESS FIRE are? | Hypochondrial pain, HA, dizzy, red/sore eyes, tinnitus, bitter taste, irritable T:red w/ yellow tc P:wiry, rapid, forceful MAY have some damp in T & P too |
| Long Dan Xie Gan Tang indications for DAMP HEAT are? | Difficult/painful urination, dark/hot/scanty urine, swollen/puritic genitalia, foul smelling leukorrhea, short MS cycle w/ reddish purple blood, profuse groin sweating T:more sticky coat P:more slippery |
| Long Dan Xie Gan Tang ingredients are? | C)Long Dan Cao 6g D)Huang Qin 9g D)Zhi Zi 9g D)Chai Hu 6g A)Che Qian Zi 12g A)Ze Xie 9g A)Mu Tong 6g A)Dang Gui 3g A)Sheng Di Huang 6g E)Gan Cao 6g |
| Long Dan Cao actions are? | 1)Drain Fire from LV/GB 2)Drain Damp Heat from Lower Burner |
| Huang Qin actions are? | 1)Drain Fire, clear Heat from LV/GB |
| Zhi Zi actions are? | 1)Drain Heat from 3 Burners (out urine) |
| Chai Hu actions are? | 1)Disperse Heat from ShaoYang 2)Regulate LV Qi 3)Guide to LV/GB |
| Che Qian Zi actions are? | 1)Drain Damp Heat into urine |
| Ze Xie actions are? | 1)Drain Damp Heat into urine |
| Mu Tong actions are? | 1)Drain Damp Heat into urine |
| Dang Gui actions are? | 1)Tonify Yin & Blood to balance formula/protect Yin |
| Sheng Di Huang actions are? | 1) Tonify Yin & Blood to balance formula/protect Yin |
| Gan Cao actions are? | 1)Harmonize |
| Long Dan Xie Gan Tang contraindications are? | Not for SP Deficiency, injured Fluids, LV Yang Rising from Yin Deficiency, long term use (2 wks max) & large dose |
| Zuo Jin Wan pathology is? | LV/ST Disharmony w/ LV channel Heat attacking ST |
| Zuo Jin Wan actions are? | 1)Clear Heat from LV 2)Directs rebellious Qi down 3)Stops vomiting |
| Zuo Jin Wan indications are? | LV)Acute hypo pain, irritable, bitter taste ST)Indeterminate gnawing hunger, epi distention, vomit, acid regurg, belching, dry mouth T:red w/ yellow tc P: wiry, rapid |
| Zuo Jin Wan ingredients are? | C)Huang Lian 9g D/A)Wu Zhu Yu 1.5g |
| Huang Lian actions are? | 1)Drain Fire, Clear Heat in LV/ST |
| Wu Zhu Yu actions are? | 1)Descends rebellious ST Qi 2)Promotes Qi movement |
| What is ratio ALWAYS needed for Huang Lian:Wu Zhu Yu? | 6:1 (9g : 1.5g) |
| Zuo Jin Wan contraindications are? | Not for Deficient Patients |
| Bai Tou Weng Tang pathology is? | Hot dysenteric (blood>pus) d/o from Heat Toxin, Damp Heat toxin searing ST/intestines |
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