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1. What are the 8 principles? Interior/Exterior
Yin/Yang
Excess/Deficient
Heat/Cold
2. Yin is described as Interior, cold,
vacuity
3. Yang is described as Exterior, heat, re-
plete
4. This pair identifies the depth and location of disease Interior/Exterior
5. This body area is described as the skin, hair and flesh Exterior
6. This body area is described as the viscera and the Interior
bowels
7. The location and strength of this disease is shallow Exterior
and light
8. The location and strength of this disease has moved Interior
deep and is relatively strong
9. This type of pattern shows symptoms of fever Exterior Pattern
headache
body aches
nasal congestion
runny nose
itchy/painful throat
aversion to wind/cold
P = floating
T - thin white coat
10. The pathomechanism of the 6 evils invade the body Skin, hair, flesh
through the and pores
11. What governs the skin and hair, nose and throat Lung
12. Exterior Patterns
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What pattern is generally acute with a short course
and the pathogen is generally weak and shallow
13. Pathomechanism of a fever Fight between evil
and right qi
14. Pathomechanism of aversion to wind/cold The warming as-
pects of qi is com-
promised
15. Pathomechanism of nasal congestion, cough, sore The lung is dam-
throat aged and not dif-
fusing and down-
bearing
16. Pathomechanism of pain A block of move-
ment
17. This type of pattern shows symptoms of a Interior Pattern
high fever
no aversion to cold
sweating
thirst
dark urine
dry stool/constipation
T = yellow fur
P = rapid, forceful
18. When an exterior pattern moves to interior Disease is ad-
vancing
19. When an interior pattern moves to exterior Disease is resolv-
ing
20. Preexisting internal with new external or preexisting Simultaneous ex-
external with new internal ternal and internal
patterns
21. Alternating fever and chills
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Shao Yang dis-
ease
half in/half out
22. Strong aversion to cold Exterior cold
Light Fever Wind-cold
P = Floating and Tight
23. Light aversion to cold Exterior heat
Possibly only aversion to wind Wind-heat
Strong fever
P = floating and rapid
24. Distinct aversion to wind Exterior Vacuity
sweating
P = Floating
Weak resistance of opening and closing of pores
25. Distinct aversion to cold Exterior Repletion
lack of sweat
P = Floating
Strong resistance to disease and cold evil blocks
pores
26. Yin exuberance or yang vacuity Cold Pattern
27. Yang exuberance or yin vacuity Heat Patterns
28. Function and movement of the body decline Cold Pattern
29. Body mechanism is hyperactive Heat Pattern
30. Aversion to cold Cold Pattern
Like warm environments
cold limbs
no thirst
no taste in mouth
T = Pale with moist glossy white fur
P = slow or tight