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Bo He - Herba Menthae Haplocalycis TCM Herb

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the common English name for Bo He?

a)

Peppermint

b)

Licorice

c)

Ginseng

d)

Ginger

2.

Which category does Bo He belong to?

a)

Herbs that Tonify Qi

b)

Herbs that Release the Exterior

c)

Herbs that Drain Dampness

d)

Herbs that Clear Heat

3.

What is the taste property of Bo He?

a)

Sweet and Pungent

b)

Bitter and Acrid

c)

Acrid and Aromatic

d)

Salty and Bitter

4.

Which meridians does Bo He enter?

a)

Spleen and Stomach

b)

Lung and Liver

c)

Heart and Kidney

d)

Large Intestine and Bladder

5.

What is one of the actions of Bo He?

a)

Tonifies Blood

b)

Disperses Wind-Heat

c)

Calms the Spirit

d)

Stops Bleeding

6.

What is a contraindication for using Bo He?

a)

Exterior Deficiency with spontaneous sweat

b)

Dampness in the Spleen

c)

Cold in the Stomach

d)

Excessive Heat in the Heart

7.

Which of the following is a major combination with Bo He for Wind-Heat?

a)

Rx. Glycyrrhizae

b)

Rx. Angelicae Sinensis

c)

Flos Schizonepetae

d)

Rx. Bupleuri

8.

What is the recommended dosage range for Bo He?

a)

10-20g

b)

5-10g

c)

0.5-1g

d)

1.5-30g

9.

What is a noted effect of Menthol Bo He Chun?

a)

Increases blood pressure

b)

Stimulates hot and cold receptors on the skin

c)

Induces sweating

d)

Warms the body

10.

What is a common use for Mentha Juice Bo He Zhi?

a)

As nose drops for epistaxis

b)

As a digestive aid

c)

For treating insomnia

d)

For reducing fever

11.

What is the temperature property of Bo He?

a)

Cool

b)

Cold

c)

Warm

d)

Hot

12.

Which of the following symptoms is NOT mentioned in the context of gastric distress in the treatment with Bo He?

a)

Thick, yellow, greasy tongue coat

b)

Abdominal pain

c)

Diarrhea

d)

Skin rash

13.

Bo He herbal benefits which part of the body in cases of Wind-Heat syndrome?

a)

Lungs and Stomach

b)

Heart and Liver

c)

Head and Eyes

d)

Spleen and Blood