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Oriental week3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| It is not our place as Massage Practitioners to ? | preach spiritual issues to our clients. We must remain objective and allow our clients to form their own beliefs about spiritual issues. |
| Oriental Medicine approaches the dysfunction of the body through a series of ? | observations & assessments. Only a trained Physician can make a diagnosis. |
| Oriental Physicians use ?*** | Comprehensive Observation, which is the elements found in the 5 element theory, and Yin & Yang theory govern overall body dimensions and certain tendencies of individuals. |
| Remember that in Oriental Theory, ? | ALL THINGS ARE INTERCONNECTED! |
| Oriental Doctors use a ____? when making a diagnosis on an individual. | 7 Step Order |
| Destiny is what? | Whether a person is happy or not, and if they will become happy. |
| Personality is what? | Their ideals, views of life, nature, and character. |
| Disorders are what? | History of disorders & current conditions. |
| Recommendations are what? | What changes are needed to change disorders into health & well-being. |
| Orientation is what? | To what kind of future should client be orientated to realize happiness & well-being. |
| Inspiration is what? | What encouragement should be given to develop clients happiness & well-being. |
| Shi Wen refers to the ? | 10 questions. |
| 1)Heat/cold 2)Perspiration 3)Head/trunk/limbs 4)Urination/defecation 5)Appetite 6)Condition of Chest/abdomen 7)Hearing&sleeping 8)Thirst 9)Menstruation 10)Growth & Medical history are all ? | SHI WEN (10 questions Doctors use) |
| The method of classifying pathogenic(Disease) factors in terms of point of origin. Internal, External, & Neutral. | SAN YIN |
| The three treasures are ? | Qi, Shen, and Jing. |
| Pure qualities which preceded birth and infuse the fertilized embryo at the moment of conception. Our Genetics, so to speak. | Prenatal Aspects*** |
| Manifestations/qualities that develop after birth, and are fueled from food, water, and air. | Postnatal Aspects |
| Jing = | Essence (source of life);Genetics*** |
| Qi = | Energy (vital force that activates and moves every function of the body)Voluntary/involuntary. |
| Shen = | Spirit (Mind, consciousness) Our thoughts, emotions, personality, and ego. |
| ? is the vitality behind Jing and Qi. | Shen |
| "Make-up"/The condition of the parts that make up the whole person. The Human PHYSICAL & MENTAL condition. | Constitution*** |
| Tao = | Way of Life or "The Way" |
| _____? is the goal of all Eastern(Oriental) Medicine. | Balance (Harmony) |
| A person is either "IN HARMONY" or ? | is "NOT IN HARMONY" |
| It becomes the practitioners desire to have the person become "in harmony" with their ? | Behavior, Emotions, and Mind. |
| The burning of Mugwort on Meridian points is called? | Moxibustion |
| The system of visual observation method utilized by TCM physicians to evaluate characteristics of a patient. | Comprehensive Observation |
| Additional Acupuncture points related to TRIGGER POINTS. | Ah Shi points |
| Eastern/Western medical practices were joined in 1950 under this man? | Chairman Mao Zedong |
| Cai Bei is what? | Massage using the feet on a clients back. |
| Tuina literally translates "Pushing & Grasping"; Prior to 1368 AD, ANMO was the term used meaning this ??? | "Pressing & Rubbing" |
| The recorded history of Acupuncture goes back as far as ??? | 1000 BC during the Shang Dynasty |
| Specific Qi points to AVOID during pregnancy!!! | SP 6(On the medial side of the Tibia, 3 Cun above medial ankle bone. LI 4(Located at the V of the hand in between thumb and index finger. |
| The Meridians which flow Superior to Inferior in Traditional Chinese Anatomical position. | Yang |
| Third level Reiki practitioner is a what? | Master |
| Translated to Breath(Energy)Exercise. Can be understood as exercise designed to strengthen, and harmonize Qi, regulate the body and mind, and calm the spirit. Long history dating back to 1122B.C. | Qi Gong |
| Acupuncture without needles. | Acupressure |
| Some Contraindications for Tui Na include : | Osteoporosis, Broken bones, and 1st Trimester pregnancy. |
| Philosophy concerned with "THE WAY". | Taoism |
| One form of "Laying on of hands" utilizing Universal Life Energy. | Reiki |
| A Martial Art which utilizes "FORMS". Popular as a moving meditation. Dates back to 618 A.D. in China under the Tang Dynasty. | Tai Chi |
| Unit of measurement equal to the width of the second knuckle of the thumb. | Cun |
| "Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine" (c.200B.C.) *earliest surviving canonical text of TCM. | Huangdi "NEI JING" |
| The Meridians which flow Inferior to Superior in Traditional Chinese Anatomical position. | Yin |
| 10-Volume work; supposedly the earliest Chinese medical text devoted entirely to the practice of Tuina. | Huangdi "QIPO ANMO" |
| In the Modern era, Tuina has evolved into many techniques, such as ??? | Effleurage, Petrissage, Vibration, Shaking, Rocking, Tapotement, Friction, and unique oscillating compressions "Gun Fa/Rolling" |