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Howard Exam 3
Howard Pharm 1 Exam 3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Fu Ling enters | LU, SP, HT (Sprung Heart) |
| Fu Ling leaches out | Dampness for edema, urinary difficulty |
| Fu Ling strengthens and helps what organ transform Phlegm | SP |
| Fu Ling has this effect on the Spirit | Calms |
| Fu Ling is this temperature | Neutral |
| Zhu Ling leaches out Dampness for problems of | Stagnation of Dampness |
| Hua Shi drains Heat or Expels Damp Heat by | Promoting urination |
| Hua Shi is used with Gan Cao to clear | Summerheat |
| Hua Shi absorbs Dampness when used | Topically |
| Yi Yi Ren strengthens what organ | SP |
| Yi Yi Ren leaches out | Dampness for edema, urinary difficulty |
| Yi Yi Ren acts on the LU and LI to discharge | Pus |
| Yi Yi Ren clears what type of Heat | Damp-heat |
| Yi Yi Ren expels what type of Bi | Wind-damp |
| Dong Gua Ren clears what type of Heat | Phlegm-heat |
| Dong Gua Ren promotes discharge of pus from what organs | LU, LI |
| Dong Gua Ren drains Damp Heat for what symptom | Vaginal discharge |
| Mu Tong drains Heat from what organs | HT, SI |
| Mu Tong has this effect on the breast | Promotes lactation |
| Mu Tong has this effect on the blood vessels | Unblocks them |
| Tong Cao drains what type of Heat | Damp-heat |
| Tong Cao is typically used as what category of herb | Envoy |
| Tong Cao has this effect on the breast | Promotes lactation |
| Deng Xin Cao enters | HT, SI, LU (LUde HusSI) |
| Deng Xin Cao drains what type of Heat | Damp-heat |
| Deng Xin Cao drains HT heat by what method for what symptom | Urination, insomnia |
| Deng Xin Cao can also help with what not communicating | HT, KD |
| Qu Mai drains Damp-heat when | Heat is more prevalent than Damp |
| Qu Mai is used for what type Lin | Bloody, painful, may include kidney stones |
| Qu Mai breaks up Blood Stasis for what gynecological symptom | Amenorrhea |
| Qu Mai has this effect on the bowels | Unblocks for constipation |
| Di Fu Zi clears Damp-heat accumulating in what organ | BL |
| Di Fu Zi expels Damp-heat for what symptom in what area | itching, around genitals |
| Bian Xu drains Damp-heat when | Heat and Dampness are equally severe |
| Bian Xu expels | parasites |
| Bie Xie separates this in the lower warmer | Pure from Turbid |
| Bie Xie drains Damp-heat when | Dampness is more prevalent than heat |
| Bie Xie expels what type Bi | Wind-damp, mild effect though |
| Shi Wei drains Damp-heat for what type Lin | Stony, bloody, kidney stones |
| Shi Wei stops bleeding from | Reckless movement of hot blood |
| Shi Wei treats coughing and wheezing by | clearing Phlegm-heat |
| Che Qian Zi enters | BL, KD, LV, LU (Kan’t LIft my Big LUNG) |
| Che Qian Zi drains | Damp-heat pouring into the LW |
| Che Qian Zi promotes urination and thus | Solidifies the stool |
| Che Qian Zi benefits what sensory organ | Eyes when there is LV/KD deficiency |
| Che Qian Zi stops cough and expels | Phlegm-heat |
| Dong Kui Zi drains Damp-heat for what type of Lin | Bloody, stony Lin, kidney stones |
| Dong Kui Zi unblocks and moistens | bowels for constipation |
| Dong Kui Zi benefits the breast in what way | promotes lactation, stops pain and abscess |
| Dong Kui Zi, Mu Tong and Tong Cao all | Promote lactation |
| Jin Qian Cao expels stones in what organs | GB, BL |
| Jin Qian Cao drains Damp-heat in LV and GB for what symptoms | Jaundice, red swollen eyes |
| Qu Mai, Shi Wei, Dong Kui Zi, Jin Qian Cao and Yu Mi Xi all | Treat kidney stones |
| Chi Xiao Dou promotes urination for | Edema and “leg qi” |
| Chi Xiao Dou treats swelling and Fire Toxins by | Dispersing Blood stasis |
| Chi Xiao Dou clears Damp-heat manifesting as | Mild jaundice |
| Ze Xie enters | BL, KD (BLackened KIDNEY) |
| Ze Xie promotes urination to | Drain Damp-heat in the LW |
| Ze Xie drains what type of Fire | KD Fire |
| Yin Chen Hao is the principle herb for | Treating jaundice |
| Yin Chen Hao treats jaundice arising from either | Damp-heat or Damp-cold |
| Yin Chen Hao releases what type of Heat | Exterior ShaoYang Heat |
| When there is Yin Deficiency, Yin Chen Hao can be substituted for what herb | Chai Hu |
| Guang Fang Ji is what plant | Aristolochia root |
| Guang Fang Ji is infamous because it was | involved in KD failure in Belgium |
| Guang Fang Ji treats what type of Bi | Wind-damp-heat Bi |
| Guang Fang Ji promotes urination for | Edema, either facial or systemic |
| Han Fang Ji is what plant | Stephania root |
| Han Fang Ji treats what type of Bi | Wind-damp-heat Bi |
| Han Fang Ji promotes urination for | Edema, lower body |
| Ban Bian Lian promotes urination for | Edema, ascites when used with Yang tonic |
| Ban Bian Lian does what to the Blood for what symptoms | Cools the blood for Fire Toxins like tonsillitis |
| Yu Mi Xu drains Damp-heat for what type Lin or symptom | Stony Lin or edema |
| Yu Mi Xu treats what other Damp-heat symptom | Jaundice, Yin or Yang |
| Yu Mi Xu treats what disorder | Wasting and Thirsting disorder |
| Medicinals that dispel Wind-dampness treat | Bi caused by Wind, Damp, and Cold |
| Dampness most likely lodges | In the skin and muscles |
| Cold most likely lodges | In the joints |
| Most Wind-dampness category herbs have these properties | Aromatic and Warm |
| Wind-dampness category herbs can injure | Yin and Blood |
| Du Huo enters | KD, BL (Kold Bird) |
| Du Huo dispels Wind-dampness especially in this region | Lower back and legs |
| Du Huo releases | Exterior Wind Cold Damp |
| Du Huo is used for what condition types | Acute or chronic |
| Du Huo is combined with what herb for stiffness or numbness in the ShaoYang aspect of the legs | Fang Feng |
| Du Huo is combined with what herb to open up the GV meridian | Qiang Huo |
| Wei Ling Xian has these properties | Salty, Acrid, Warm |
| Wei Ling Xian acts on the channels by | Unblocking channels, releasing exterior, promotes Qi movement in channels |
| Wei Ling Xian reduces Phlegm and pathogenic water where | In the MW |
| Wei Ling Xian used with vinegar and sugar can | Soften and transform fish bones stuck in the throat |
| Wei Ling Xian is combined with what herb to treat the upper body | Qiang Huo |
| Wei Ling Xian is combined with what herb to treat the lower body | Niu Xi |
| Wu Jia Pi enters | LV, KD (old LIVER KID) |
| Wu Jia Pi dispels Wind-dampness and strengthens what | Sinews and bones |
| Wu Jia Pi especially helps for what in the elderly | Chronic deficiency of LV and KD |
| Wu Jia Pi treats Damp-Cold Leg Qi manifesting as | Dampness, swelling, edema |
| Wu Jia Pi treats what in children | Motor developmental delays |
| Qin Jiao is what temperature | Slightly Cold |
| Qin Jiao treats what type of conditions | Acute or chronic |
| Qin Jiao treats what type of Bi located where | Hot or Cold Bi, especially in extremities |
| Qin Jiao clears what type of Heat | Empty heat |
| Qin Jiao treats what Damp-heat symptom | Jaundice |
| Qin Jiao treats dry constipation by | Moistening the intestines |
| Qin Jiao can counteract what effect of other herbs that dispel Wind-dampness | Drying effects |
| Sang Zhi dispels Wind-dampness where | Especially in upper extremities |
| Sang Zhi is used for what in the hands | Edema, swollen, painful fingers |
| Mu Gua enters | SP, LV (SPent LIVER) |
| Mu Gua dispels Wind-dampness with what type of pain | Severe, cramping pain |
| Mu Gua treats weakness where | Lower back and lower extremities |
| Mu Gua does what in the ST | Harmonizes, Transforms dampness, Stops abdominal pain, spasms, vomiting and diarrhea |
| Mu Gua reduces what symptom of the SP/ST (after Thanksgiving) | Food stagnation |
| Can Sha is | Silkworm feces |
| Can Sha enters | ST, SP, LV (STud SParrow LIVE) |
| Can Sha dispels | Wind-dampness, Bi and/or rashes |
| Can Sha does what in the ST | Harmonizes, Transforms dampness, Stops abdominal pain, spasms, vomiting and diarrhea |
| Steaming Bone disorder is really | Severe Yin deficiency with Empty Heat |
| Hai Tong Pi dispels what patterns of Wind-dampness | Hot or Cold |
| Hai Tong Pi dispels Wind-dampness where | Lower back and knees, with spasms |
| Hai Tong Pi promotes urination to | Reduce edema |
| Hai Tong Pi treats what skin disorder | Itching skin lesions |
| Bai Hua She is the most potent for | Dispelling Wind-dampness |
| Bai Hua She is often combined with what herbs to dispel Wind-dampness | Fang Feng, Qiang Huo, Qin Jiao |
| Bai Hua She unblocks | Channels for numbness and weakness |
| Bai Hua She treats cramping and spasms by | Extinguishing Wind |
| Bai Hua She can treat any type of | rash |
| Xi Xian Cao has these properties | Bitter and Cold |
| Xi Xian Cao is special because it is used for | Wind-heat-damp BI |
| Xi Xian Cao can treat headaches and dizziness due to | Ascendant LV Yang |
| Xi Xian Cao calms the Spirit and treats | Irritability, insomnia, forgetfulness |
| Qian Nian Jian has this action on the sinews and bones | Strong strengthening and fortifying |
| Qian Nian Jian is often combined with what herbs to supplement its strengthen action | Ji Xue Teng and Gou Qi Zi |
| Qian Nian Jian dispels Wind-dampness especially for these patients | Elderly |
| Qian Nian Jian can be used | Externally as a wash or soak, Internally |
| Hai Feng Teng dispels what type of Bi | Wind-cold-damp Bi |
| Hai Feng Teng treats what due to Cold | Abdominal pain and diarrhea combined with herbs that Warm the Interior to Expel Cold |
| Cang Er Zi releases | Wind-cold |
| Cang Er Zi treats the nasal passages by | Opening them up |
| Cang Er Zi treats exterior disorders with what symptom | Splitting headache |
| Cang Er Zi is used in children for | Ear infections |
| Cang Er Zi treats what type of Bi | Wind-dampness Bi |
| Cang Er Zi treats skin disorders with what symptom | Itching |
| Luo Shi Teng means | Collateral Stone Vine |
| Luo Shi Teng has this temperature | Slightly Cold |
| Luo Shi Teng treats what type of Bi | Wind-damp Bi that is relatively Hot |
| Luo Shi Teng treats heat by | Cooling blood, reducing swellings and Fire Toxins |
| Luo Shi Teng treats painful obstructions where | Throat |
| Herbs that dispel Wind-dampness and are Cool or Cold in nature are | Han Fang Ji, Qin Jiao, Xi Xian Cao, Luo Shi Teng |
| Herbs that primarily Drain Dampness and secondarily Expel Wind-dampness are | Mu Tong, Yi Yi Ren, Bei Xie |
| Herbs that treat “Leg Qi” are | Mu Tong, Mu Gua, Chi Xiao Dou, Guang Fang Ji, Han Fang Ji, Wu Jia Pi |
| Herbs that treat Jaundice are | Chi Xiao Dou, Qin Jiao, Yu Mi Xu, Yin Chen Hao, Jin Qian Cao |
| Lin or Stranguary means | Urination that is painful, difficult, urgent, frequent, dribbling or incontinent |
| Shi Lin is | Stone stranguary, may be sand |
| Qi Lin is | Qi stranguary with Qi deficiency or Qi stagnation |
| Xue Lin is | Blood stranguary with Blood deficiency, Blood Cold or Blood Heat |
| Gao Lin is | Unctuous stranguary with urine that is like rice water or oil, greasy |
| Lao Lin is | Taxation stranguary with dribbling or painful urination triggered by fatigue |
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