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TCM Theory Exam 5
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| 41. Which of the following disorders can be associated with a thin pulse? | |||
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a. blood deficiency b. qi deficiency c. yin deficiency d. yang deficiency
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| 42. A thick, greasy, white coating on the tongue indicates what? | |||
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a. dampness b. cold c. heat d. deficiency
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| 43. Teeth marks on a tongue's edges from being swollen indicates what disorder? | |||
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a. lung yin deficiency b. spleen qi deficiency c. spleen yang deficiency d. liver blood deficiency
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| 44. How does internal wind or heat manifest on the tongue? | |||
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a. purple tongue body b. gray tongue coat c. deviated tongue d. peeled tongue
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| 45. Name the three major yin organs that control water metabolism? | |||
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| 46. According to the chinese clock what channel controls the time of 1-3AM? | |||
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a. spleen b. liver c. gall bladder d. heart
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| 47. List three possible reasons for bleeding to occur? | |||
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| 48. A slow, irregularly irregular pulse beat means what? | |||
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a. qi deficiency b. cold obstructing qi and blood c. heat causing recklessness of blood d. blood and yin deficiency
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| 49. Redness at the tip of the tongue indicates what? | |||
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a. lung qi deficiency b. liver blood deficiency c. stomach heat d. heart heat
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| 50. A disease of the yin type will appear as what? | |||
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a. chronic, slow onset, deficient, cold b. acute, quick onset, deficient, heat c. chronic, slow onset, excess, heat d. acute, quick onset, excess, cold
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