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WorksheetsTCM Topics Review S1/1V
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is a common pre-natal condition that can begin in utero?
Febrile diseases
Delayed fontanelle
Internal trauma
Overwork
Which organ is associated with the emotion of anger?
Heart (HT)
Liver (LV)
Spleen (SP)
Kidney (KD)
What external factor is associated with causing dampness in the body?
Wind
Cold
Summer heat
Fire
What color indicates a state of heat in Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Green
Red
Yellow
White
Which organ is associated with the symptom of a sore throat due to exterior wind heat?
Heart
Lung (LU)
Stomach
Kidney
What is the impact of shock on Heart Qi according to the content?
It enhances Heart Qi
It depletes Heart Qi
It has no effect on Heart Qi
It increases circulation
Which color indicates a deficiency condition in the context of face color analysis?
Green
Black
White
Yellow
What emotion is linked to the Spleen (SP) in Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Sadness
Joy
Worry
Fear
What is indicated by the presence of bleeding gums?
Kidney essence deficiency
Stomach heat
Liver stagnation
Heart Qi deficiency
What does the color green signify in terms of the state of Qi and Xue?
Heat
Cold or pain
Deficiency
Stagnation
What does a thin tongue typically indicate?
Chronic xu of blood or yin
Fluid pathology, dampness
Wind
Fluid xu
A swollen tongue is associated with which of the following conditions?
Chronic xu of blood
Fluid pathology, dampness
Wind
Heart heat
What does a stiff or deviated tongue suggest?
Wind
Blood stasis
Heat
Cold
A quivering tongue can be an indication of which condition?
Heart heat
Sp qi xu
Fluid xu
Dampness
Which voice characteristic is often associated with lung xu?
Loud and boisterous
Weak
Shouting
Singing
A sudden loss of voice is frequently due to which of the following conditions?
Lung xu
Wind heat
Heart heat
Liver disharmony
What is indicated by a pale tongue?
Xu of qi, xue, or yang
Blood stasis
Heat
Fluid pathology
Which pulse is typically perceived as deeper in winter?
Superficial pulse
Slippery pulse
Deep pulse
Weak pulse
What does a loud, incessant, and boisterous voice indicate?
Lung xu
Liver disharmony
Heart heat or mania
Kidney disharmony
Which pulse characteristic can be expected during pregnancy?
Deep
Weak
Slippery
Thin
What does a floating pulse typically indicate?
Interior cold
Yin deficiency
Exterior wind invasion
Excess heat
Which pulse type is described as being felt only with heavy pressure and is close to the bone?
Floating
Deep
Rapid
Slippery
A pulse that is described as 'slow' is typically characterized by a rate of:
Less than 60 beats per minute
58-68 beats per minute
70-90 beats per minute
More than 90 beats per minute
What does a slippery pulse often indicate?
Blood stasis
Excess heat
Food stagnation or inflammation
Cold pattern
Which pulse type is associated with thinness and can indicate a deficiency in blood or fluids?
Full
Choppy
Fine or thin
Overflowing
A pulse that is 'intermittent' may signify:
A healthy heart function
An exterior wind invasion
A heart condition from a Western perspective
Yin deficiency
What does a wiry pulse suggest?
Blood deficiency
Stagnation, likely related to the liver
Cold interior condition
Excess heat
A pulse that feels 'tight' is best described as:
Soft and weak
Twisted and taught
Hard and long
Floating on the surface
If a pulse is deep but feels full, it may indicate:
Yin deficiency
Excess in the interior
Blood deficiency
A wind cold condition
Which pulse type is characterized by being big and soft, often disappearing under pressure?
Full
Weak
Slippery
Minute
Which of the following sets of symptoms is characteristic of Full Heat?
Chilliness, cold limbs, no thirst, deep pulse
Afternoon fevers, night sweating, dry mouth, five palm heat
Fever, thirst, red face, constipation, dark urine, big, rapid pulse
Tiredness, pale face, weak pulse, shortness of breath
Empty Heat is also referred to as what type of deficiency?
Qi Xu
Yang Xu
Blood Xu
Yin Xu
A patient presenting with chilliness, cold limbs, no thirst, desire for warm beverages, and a deep or tight pulse is most likely experiencing which condition?
Full Heat
Empty Heat
Full Cold
Empty Cold
According to the sources, which statement is true about Excess (Shi) conditions?
They are characterized by dull, achy pain.
They feel better when pressure is applied to the painful area.
They do not like pressure, meaning pain is worse with pressure.
They are usually quiet and weak.
Symptoms like tiredness, pale face, weak pulse, shortness of breath (sob), and lack of appetite indicate which deficiency pattern?
Yang Xu
Blood Xu
Yin Xu
Qi Xu
How does Yang Xu differ from Qi Xu according to the sources?
Yang Xu is characterized by sharpness, while Qi Xu is dull.
Yang Xu conditions are always exterior, while Qi Xu is interior.
Yang Xu includes all Qi Xu symptoms but is more severe, colder, and progressive.
Yang Xu is associated with copious, clear urination, while Qi Xu is not.
Which deficiency pattern is described as potentially being cold or hot, and is associated with symptoms like dull pale face, poor memory, insomnia, scanty periods, and dryness of hair/skin/eyes?
Qi Xu
Yang Xu
Yin Xu
Blood Xu
The characteristic symptoms of Empty Heat, such as afternoon fever and five palm heat, are also associated with which other deficiency pattern?
Qi Xu
Yang Xu
Yin Xu
Blood Xu
According to the sources, are all exterior conditions considered Excess (Shi) or Deficiency (Xu)?
They are always deficient (Xu).
They are always in Excess (Shi), even with an underlying deficiency.
They can be either Excessive or Deficient depending on the symptoms.
Exterior conditions are neither Excess nor Deficiency.
