Tuina Technique and Manipulation

Clinical Scenario: A patient presents with chills, cough with clear sputum, nasal congestion, and a floating-tight pulse. The diagnosis is Lung cold invasion.

Question: Which Tuina technique is most appropriate to release the exterior and restore Lung Qi?

• 1. Pressing and kneading BL13 (Feishu) and LU1 (Zhongfu)

• 1. Rolling on ST36 (Zusanli) and SP6 (Sanyinjiao)

• 1. Grasping GB20 (Fengchi) and LI4 (Hegu)

• 1. Pushing Ren12 (Zhongwan) and ST25 (Tianshu)

Clinical Scenario: A patient presents with a dry cough, sore throat, and a rapid pulse. The diagnosis is Lung Yin deficiency.

Question: Which Tuina technique is most appropriate to nourish Lung Yin and clear heat?

• 1. Pressing and kneading LU9 (Taiyuan) and SP6 (Sanyinjiao)

• 1. Pushing Ren12 (Zhongwan) and ST25 (Tianshu)

• 1. Grasping BL13 (Feishu) and LI4 (Hegu)

• 1. Rolling on PC6 (Neiguan) and ST36 (Zusanli)

Clinical Scenario: A patient presents with wheezing, chest tightness, and a slippery pulse. The diagnosis is Phlegm-Heat obstructing the Lung.

Question: Which Tuina technique is most appropriate to resolve phlegm and restore Lung function?

• 1. Pressing and kneading LU5 (Chize) and ST40 (Fenglong)

• 1. Rolling on BL13 (Feishu) and PC6 (Neiguan)

• 1. Grasping LI4 (Hegu) and SP9 (Yinlingquan)

• 1. Pushing Ren17 (Shanzhong) and ST36 (Zusanli)

Clinical Scenario: A patient presents with a persistent cough, fatigue, and a weak pulse. The diagnosis is Lung Qi deficiency.

Question: Which Tuina technique is most appropriate to tonify Lung Qi and strengthen the body?

• 1. Pressing and kneading ST36 (Zusanli) and BL13 (Feishu)

• 1. Rolling on LU1 (Zhongfu) and SP6 (Sanyinjiao)

• 1. Grasping LI4 (Hegu) and PC6 (Neiguan)

• 1. Pushing Ren12 (Zhongwan) and ST25 (Tianshu)

Which legendary physician from the Qin Dynasty is credited with developing early diagnostic and treatment principles in TCM?

• 1. Hua Tuo

• Bian Que

• Zhang Zhongjing

• 1. Sun Simiao

Which ancient Chinese healer is known for his contributions to the foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine during the Han Dynasty?

• 1. Hua Tuo

• Li Shizhen

• Zhang Zhongjing

• 1. Sun Simiao

Which Tuina manipulation is typically used to reduce excess syndromes?

• 1. Reinforcing

• 1. Kneading

• 1. Pressing

• 1. Reducing

Which Tuina technique is primarily employed to alleviate deficiency syndromes?

• 1. Reinforcing

• 1. Kneading

• 1. Pressing

• 1. Reducing

Clinical Scenario: A patient with Liver Qi stagnation presents with mood swings and chest tightness.

Question: Which Tuina points are most effective for emotional regulation?

• 1. LR3 (Taichong) and PC6 (Neiguan)

• 1. ST36 (Zusanli) and SP6 (Sanyinjiao)

• 1. LI4 (Hegu) and LU7 (Lieque)

• 1. BL23 (Shenshu) and KD3 (Taixi)

Clinical Scenario: A patient experiencing emotional distress and digestive issues is diagnosed with Spleen Qi deficiency.

Question: Which Tuina points are most beneficial for restoring emotional balance?

• 1. SP3 (Taibai) and HT7 (Shenmen)

• 1. LR2 (Xingjian) and PC8 (Laogong)

• 1. ST25 (Tianshu) and SP4 (Gongsun)

• 1. BL20 (Pishu) and BL18 (Ganshu)