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DTD1 Week 4 Quiz
Common Cold, Cough, Asthma, Sore Throat- Etiology, Diagnosis, Treatment
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Three Exterior pathogens causing cough | Wind Cold, Wind Heat, Wind Dryness |
| Four Interior Excess patterns (Repletion) causing cough | Lung Heat, Phlegm Heat in Lung, Phlegm Damp in Lung, Liver (Fire) Attack Lung |
| Two Interior Deficiency patterns (Vacuities) causing cough | Lung Yin Vacuity, Lung Qi Vacuity |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Wind-Cold | LI4 (Release the Exterior), LU7 (Dispel Wind Cold), Ren 17 (cough), UB13 (BS), (moxa) LU1 (FM), (moxa) R12 (where LU meridian begins) |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Wind-Heat | LI4 (Release the Exterior), LU5 (Water point, clears heat and transforms yellow phlegm), LU10 (b/c of sore throat, also Ying Spring, so clears LU heat), GB20 (Wind Pool), Du14 (Clear Heat) |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Wind-Dryness | LI4 (Release the Exterior). LU5 (Water point), Ren 17 (cough), UB13/LU1 (BS/FM), SP6 (San Yin), K6 (Kidney Yin). Not sure why he adds UB23. Maybe because KD is water? |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Heat in the Lung | LI4 (Clear Heat), LI11 (Clear Heat), ("bleed") Du14 (Clear Heat). LU10 (Ying Spring, so clear heat). Ren 17 (cough). He says ST44... makes little sense. |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Phlegm Heat (Repletion) | LI4 (Release Exterior), LU5 (Clears heat from lung, transforms yellow phlegm). LU10 (Ying Spring). LU1/UB13 (FM/BS). UB20 (Strengthen Spleen). SP9 & ST40 for damp & phlegm. He says CUPPING on UB13 (thru) UB20 is great for breaking up thick phlegm! |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Phlegm Damp (Repletion) | MOXA!!! ST36 and Ren 12 (both FM for Fu organs as well as origin of Lung meridian). SP9 +/- SP3 for damp and strengthen Spleen. ST40 for Phlegm. LU1/UB13/UB20. LU7 (Warm the lung?) Ren 17 (cough) |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Liver (Fire) Attacking Lung | LI4 (Soothe LR qi?), LR2 (Sedate the LR), UB13/UB18 (BS). LU1/LR14 (FM). Then he says to "pick one" of: LU9, LU10, LU5. |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Lung Yin Vacuity (Deficiency) | He says combine LU7 with K6 to "open up the Ren Mai." LU5 (water point on LU channel). SP6 (San Yin). Ren 17 (cough). And Yuan Guan (Origin Pass), Ren 4, which non-specifically tonifies the KD. Also, "eat 2-3 pears a day." |
| Point prescription for Cough d/t Lung Qi Vacuity (Deficiency) | LU9 (YSP), ST36, SP3 (!). Ren 17 (cough). UB13/UB20. Ren 12. Ren 6!! |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Lung Qi Vacuity (Deficiency) | Bu Fei Tang (Tonify/Support the Lung) |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Lung Yin Vacuity (Deficiency) | Sha Shen Mai Men Dong Tang |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Liver (Fire) Attacking Lung | Long Dan Xie Gan Tang |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Phlegm Damp (Repletion) | Er Chen Tang —or San Jin Yang Zi Tang |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Phlegm Heat (Repletion) | Qing Qi Hua Tan Tang (Clear and Qi and Transform Phlegm Decoction) |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Heat (Repletion) in the Lung | Bai Hu Tang (White Tiger Decoction) |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Wind-Dryness | Sang Xing Tang |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Wind-Heat | San Ju Yin |
| Herbal prescription for Cough d/t Wind-Cold | Xiao Qing Long Tang (Minor Bluegreen Dragon Decoction). Xiang Su Tang might also be applicable. |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: Branch= Wind Cold invading Lung; Root= Lung Qi Vacuity. What are Treatment Principles for each? | Clear and Warm the Lung, Expel Wind-Cold, Stop Wheezing. Tonify the Lung, Tonify Qi, Stop Wheezing |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Branch" is Wind Cold invading Lung, what will the symptoms likely include? | SF (floating) and tight pulse. (T typically doesn't change in time.) Rapid onset, audible wheezing. Rapid breathing. c/b HA, chilss, tightness or heaviness of chest. Not much phlegm. C/b coughing up of thin, white, foamy mucus. Lips/fingertips c/b BLUE! |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Root" is Lung Qi Vacuity, what will the symptoms likely include? | History of frequent respiratory infections &/or chronic sinus congestion &/or chronic mucus. Maybe chronic, weak cough or wheezing. Soft/weak voice. SOB or spontaneous sweating. Maybe chronic aversion to drafts/feeling chilled. Diminished sense of smell. |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Branch" is Wind Cold invading Lung, what might a point prescription look like? | Ding Chuan (Stop Wheezing), LU7 (Opens LU, dispels WC), LU5 (descends rebellious qi?), UB12 (WInd Gate), UB13 (BS), R17 (cough), MOXA Ren 12! |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Root" is Lung Qi Vacuity, what might a point prescription look like? | Ding Chuan, LU9 (YSP for LU), ST36 (tonify whole body qi), SP6 (I would use SP3 or SP9 but whatever), UB13/UB20 |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Root" is "KD failing to grasp qi," what might a point prescription look like? | MOXA!!! Du4, Ren 6, ST36. Maybe moxa UB13, UB23. Needle: K3, K7, R17, Ding Chuan |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Branch" is Phlegm Heat invading Lung, what might a point prescription look like? | Ding Chuan, (he says LI4... Clear Heat?), LU5, LU10, Ren 17, UB13, ST40, SP9 or SP3 |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Root" is "KD failing to grasp qi," what will the symptoms likely include? | Inhalation is difficult. Tongue is pale, swollen; Pulse is deep, weak, c/b slow |
| Asthma, Root and Branch: If the "Branch" is Phlegm Heat invading Lung, what will the symptoms likely include? | TK |
| Four causes of sore throat (2 XS, 2 Xu) | XS= Wind Heat, LU-ST (Yangming) Heat. Xu=LU yin vacuity, KD yin vacuity (with "fire flaring up") |
| Treatment principle for Sore Throat d/t Wind-Heat | Dispel Wind, Clear Heat, Benefit Throat (+ pump bottle of powdered herbs called 'watermelon frost') |
| Point prescription for Sore Throat d/t Wind-Heat | Wind Gate (UB12), Wind Pool (GB20), LI4, LI11 (Clear Heat), SJ5 (Exterior Wind-Heat), LU5 (Water point on LU channel), (Ren 22). He also mentioned, for sore swollen sub-maxillary lymph glands: "Jia" LI-10 and SI17 (needle directed toward lymph gland) |
| Presentation/signs & sx for Sore Throat d/t Wind-Heat | Burning, sore, raw, red throat. Or red spots/patches. F/C, fever dominant. Mild sweat. Floating P. HA. Sneeze. Cough. Thick yellow mucus (nose or chest). Malaise. Thirst. Crave cold bev/food. Husky voice. Painful, tender sub-maxillary lymph nodes. |
| Presentation/signs & sx for Sore Throat d/t Excess Heat in LU-ST | Four Bigs. Extremely painful to swallow. Pain could radiate up to jaw or even inner ear. Could be pustules. May only be able to eat ice cream. |
| Treatment principle for Sore Throat d/t Excess Heat in LU-ST | Clear Heat, Resolve Toxins, Benefit Throat |
| Point prescription for Sore Throat d/t Excess Heat in LU-ST | BLEED: LU11, LI1, Du14, ST45 (or needle ST44). Needle: R22, R23, LI4, LU7+K6, special Nei Jing combo: ST25+ST37 (FM and LHS for acute onset XS, clear heat from (Yangming) bowels) |
| Presentation/signs & sx for Sore Throat d/t LU Yin Deficiency | (Smoking, ongoing lingering emotional stress.) Mild pain. Might be described as 'severe scratchy.' Worse @ night. C/b slight redness, c/b mild, chronic, dry cough. Dry mouth. Mild thirst. Night sweats, malar flush, c/b dry itchy eyes. TRP. LRT TDYC peeled |
| Treatment principles for Sore Throat d/t LU Yin Deficiency | Strengthen LU, Nourish Yin, Benefit the Throat |
| Point prescription for Sore Throat d/t LU Yin Deficiency | LU7+K6, LU5, R22, K3, SP6, UB13, UB23, LU10 (if alot of Xu heat), |
| Presentation/signs & sx for Sore Throat d/t KD Yin Deficiency, with "Fire Flaring Up' (Xu leading to XS!) | (Typically seen in 50+ & immediately post-menopausal women) More severe than LU Yin Xu. C/b dx'd as chronic laryngitis. Also see KD/whole body Yin Xu sx: hot flashes, sensations of heat flaring up, insomnia (trouble falling asleep &/or restless sleep). |
| Presentation/signs & sx for Sore Throat d/t LU Yin Deficiency | (Smoking, ongoing lingering emotional stress.) Mild pain. Might be described as 'severe scratchy.' Worse @ night. C/b slight redness, c/b mild, chronic, dry cough. Dry mouth. Mild thirst. Night sweats, malar flush, c/b dry itchy eyes. TRP. LRT TDYC peeled |
| Treatment principles for Sore Throat d/t LU Yin Deficiency | Strengthen LU, Nourish Yin, Benefit the Throat |
| Point prescription for Sore Throat d/t LU Yin Deficiency | LU7+K6, LU5, R22, K3, SP6, UB13, UB23, LU10 (if alot of Xu heat) |
| Point prescription for Sore Throat d/t KD Yin Deficiency, with "Fire Flaring Up' | wssss |
| Treatment principles for Sore Throat d/t KD Yin Deficiency, with "Fire Flaring Up' | Nourish/Strengthen the KD, Enrich Yin, Downbear Fire, Benefit the Throat |
| Presentation/signs & sx for Sore Throat d/t KD Yin Deficiency, with "Fire Flaring Up' | (Typically seen in 50+ & immediately postmenopausal women) More severe than LU Yin Xu. C/b dx'd as chronic laryngitis. Also KD/whole body Yin Xu sx: hot flashes, sensations of heat flaring up, insomnia (trouble falling asleep &/or restless sleep). SWLBK |
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