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| the main mental aspects of the large intestine include ( ) |
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| the gallbladder stores a refined essence referred to as |
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| the liver nourishes the sinews with ( ) and the gallbladder provides the sinews with ( ) |
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| to which organ or channel is the large intestine related? |
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| heart ( ) blood, lungs govern ( ) |
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| the liver ( ) blood and regulates volume |
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| heart- ( ) descends to warm kidney- ( ) which then ascends to nourish and cool heart-yang. |
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| the liver energetically on the ( ) and it's qi ( ). The lung is energetically on the ( )and it's qi ( ). |
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left, ascends
right, descends |
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| what internal organs have descending qi? |
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| what is the relationship between qi and blood? |
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| qi is the commander of blood, blood is the mother of qi |
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| what is the relationship of the heart, spleen and liver with blood? |
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heart governs blood
spleen makes blood
liver stores blood |
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| what is the source of all body fluids? |
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| explain the classic of difficulties? |
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| kidney is a yin organ, a single entity, only the kidneys are two. left kidney is yin, the right kidney is yang. |
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| what does the original qi do? |
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| facilitate the transformation of food qi into blood. |
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| qi of the spleen fails to ascend when ( ) is deficient? |
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| Explain movement of heaven and earth |
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heaven (yang) is above and descends(yin).
earth (yin) is below and ascends (yang) |
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| List the 5 internal organs and their corresponding energetic layers |
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lungs -skin-most energy
spleen-muscles-2nd most energetic
liver-sinews-3rd most energetic
heart-blood vessels-4th most energetic
kidneys-bones-deepest energetically |
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| what is the uppermost organ in the body? |
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| qi of the upper burner typically ( ) |
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| qi of the middle burned typically ( ) |
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| qi of the lower burner typically ( ) |
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| triple burner cavities are called what? |
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