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lopqrst location, onset, pravocate/palliate, quality, radiate, severity, time
examples of palliate better with ice, massge, MH, dec activity
examples of provocate worse with weather, lifting
examples of quality subacute, chronic, acute
radiate where it radiates
severity pain scale 1-10
example of time worse in am but gets better throughout day
what is treatment if person without complaints revitalizing treatment
PMHx past medical history
Family MHx Medical history of the mother and father
peeled tongue KD yin dificiency
why no coat on tongue is heat coat is burned off
no coat heat
blood thinner cumaden
contraindication of cumaden no deep tissue
recommendation if person has insomnia decrease coffee
benefit of almonds iron
what does dairy create dampness
what organ related to dampness spleen
what organ stores dampness lung
what are 4 white poisons flour, sugar, dairy, salt
stagnant qi pain
what should women eat on mensis beef
wheat grass is one molecule away from hemoglobin
foods you should not eat deli meat, diet soda, pizza, bagels, artificial sweetners
nightshades peppers, eggplant, potato, tomato
what should you avoid with OA nightshades
how many channels go through the head only 6 yang channels
what channels go through the head GB, ST, SI, BL, SJ, LI
what is channel when temporal HA qi stagnation in GB
what is channel when frontal HA qi stagnation in ST, GB, UB
what channel LBP KD qi deficiency
with LBP where what muscles have qi stagnation gluts, lats, ES, QL
what channel stagnation with UT pain yang channel
smoker/asthma what channel lung qi dificiency
anemia blood deficiency, SP not making blood, HT not pumping blood
5 channels associated with LBP and why KD rules LB, GB LB runs through it, UB runs through area of complaint, SP rules muscles, LV ensures smooth flow of qi, blood and fluids
6 channels associated with UT pain and why GB runs through, UB runs through, SP rules muscles, LV ensures smooth flow of qi, blood and fluids, HT calms shen, LU governs qi respiration
primary channel for occipital UB
Asian table height knuckles brush table
point for facial paralysis GB14
point on face that calms the shen Yin Tang
point on face for eyes, HA, sinuses Yu Yao
point on face for largest channel in body, musculature, KD and BL channels, activates, for shld, back pain and glut pain BL2
point on face for LV yang, rising LV wind=seasonal allergy, LV fire=building anger or getting HA Tai Yang
point of head for ear pain, TMJ, bruxism GB2
point on head for epilepsy, acute LBP, bring consciousness CV26
point of face for common cold, epitaxic LI20
point of head relax muscle spasms GB12
point on head LV yang rising GB20
pain in occiput indicates stagnation of qi in bladder channel
vertical crack in tongue indicates SP qi dificiency
smoker points CV17, LU channel opens the chest
LV channel moves qi, blood, fluid t/o body
KD channel rules back, bone, calm shen
pressure on point opens channel
circle point close channel
CV channel Ren=directing vessel
CV17 between nipples, 4th intercostal space, sensitive over point, acute conditions, hold point 10-15 sec then circle, mu point upper burner, excess heat = evaporates fluids
yin dificiency empty heat
spleen yang warms extremeties, transforms qi to do different functions, protects qi against external pathogens, holds organs in place
yin moistens muscles
yin dificiency low grade fever, heat in afternoon, 6am yang rising, 12 noon yang at peak, palm heat, dry throat at night not moist, night sweats KD yin dif, floating empty pulse, empty heat, malar flush, red peeled tongue, thin coat
yang dificiency cold=SP yang, hot drink due to cold, loose stool, frequent peeing, pale tongue, wet tongue, week voice, sweat, fatigue, no apetite
cold SP yang dif
want hot drinks due to cold
loose stool SP yang -not holding
frequent peeing not holding
pale tongue cold
wet tongue not transforming fluids
weak voice LU qi dif, LU yang dif
sweat LU yang dif
Fatigue SP qi dif
no aspirin SP qi dif
nights sweats KD yin dif
floating empty pulse wei qi come toe fight at surface, superficial pulse float
empty heat malar flush, rapid and weak pulse
red peeled tongue heat/empty heat
peeled ST yin dif
Tip red HT yin dif
cold limbs yang
red tongue yin
5 palm heat yin
pale face yang
weak pulse yang
yin heat burn up fluid, wont have loose stool
yin 5 palm heat chest, hands, feet
yang dif not holding
tendon and muscle channel GB
occipital primary channel UB
Frontalis channels GB, UB and ST
COPD LU qi dif
yellow coat back of tongue lower burner
quivering tongue SP qi dif
LBP bladder runs through it, KD rules
sacred on torso nipples and navel
calming GB
bring emotions down CV
acute LBP GV 26
open channel BL2
SCM pain stagnation of qi in Yang channels of neck
smoker, asthma, bronchitis LU qi dif need to tonify and build up
insomnia, palpatations, stress, anxiety HT channel, CV17 GB channel calming frontalis only
pain in rhomboids stagnation in BL channel
indicated by LBP KD qi dif
HA indicated by Temporal GB, Occipital UB
Frontal HA example of too many hot foods tobacco
LBP dif gets worse as day goes on
LBP stag gets better with movement
LU channel location anterolateral
LU channel chronic/acute, tonify LU, helps expand chest
Opens up the chest from smoker, cold, asthma, rounded shoulders CV17, LU1, LU5
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