In Yin/Yang theory, which of the following groupings is correctly classified as Yin?
Tcm Theory
Question · Easy
Which Yin/Yang relationship best describes the principle that Yin and Yang continuously consume and replenish each other to maintain balance?
Question · Medium
In the Five Element generation (sheng) cycle, which element generates Earth?
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In the Five Element control (k'o) cycle, which element controls Water?
Which Zang-Fu organ pair belongs to the Wood element?
Which Zang-Fu pair corresponds to the Water element?
Wei Qi (defensive Qi) primarily functions to:
Ying Qi (nutritive Qi) is most closely associated with which of the following?
Jing (Essence) is primarily stored in which organ?
The Shen (Spirit) is housed primarily in which organ?
Body Fluids in TCM are classified into Jin and Ye. Which statement is correct?
Which organ is described as the 'Sea of Blood' and is responsible for storing Blood?
Which organ is most responsible for keeping Blood inside the vessels in TCM physiology?
Liver Qi stagnation most commonly presents with which combination of signs?
Which of the following is a function of the Spleen in TCM?
The Lung is paired with which Fu organ and which element?
Which element is exhibited by the climate 'Damp,' the season 'Late Summer,' and the color 'Yellow'?
Yuan Qi (Original Qi) is rooted in which of the following?
Question · Hard
Which Five Element pathology describes the Liver overacting on the Spleen?
The 'Triple Burner' (San Jiao) Upper Burner is best described as governing which of the following?
How many points are on the Lung (LU) meridian on each side of the body?
Channel Theory Points
How many points are on the Bladder (BL) meridian on each side of the body?
Which meridian has the largest number of points among the Yang meridians of the leg?
How many points are on the Du Mai (Governing Vessel)?
How many points are on the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel)?
Which of the following is NOT one of the eight extraordinary vessels?
The Dai Mai (Belt Vessel) is unique among the meridians because it:
LI 4 (He Gu) is located at which anatomic landmark?
ST 36 (Zusanli) is located:
SP 6 (Sanyinjiao) is located:
GV 20 (Bai Hui, 'Hundred Meetings') is located:
PC 6 (Neiguan, Inner Pass) is located:
Which point is the Yuan-Source point of the Liver meridian?
The Influential Point (Hui-Meeting point) for the bones is:
What does 1 cun (proportional unit) most closely correspond to anatomically?
How many cun is the distance from the umbilicus (CV 8) to the upper border of the pubic symphysis (CV 2)?
Which point is the Luo-Connecting point that pairs the Lung and Large Intestine?
The Lung channel begins in the chest and ends at which point?
Which point is the Front-Mu (alarm) point of the Stomach?
BL 23 (Shenshu), the Back-Shu point of the Kidney, is located at the level of:
Which two leg-Yang meridians of the foot share roughly the same flow direction (descending) on the body?
Which point is NOT one of the 12 Yuan-Source points?
The San Jiao (Triple Burner / TE) meridian has how many points?
Which two channels combine to form the 'Four Gates' (Si Guan) used for moving Qi and Blood and relieving pain?
Which point is the Confluent (Master) point of the Ren Mai?
For most body acupuncture points, the standard insertion angle is:
Acupuncture Techniques
Transverse (about 15-degree) needle insertion is most appropriate at which location?
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