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Concepts covered:holistic approach, pattern recognition, four pillars of diagnosis, diagnostic tools, root causes

The video from the European Institute of Integrative Health Sciences covers diagnostic methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), emphasizing a holistic approach that considers the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and environment. It details the importance of pattern recognition, the four pillars of diagnosis, and the use of various diagnostic tools such as observation, listening, questioning, and palpation to identify root causes of health issues rather than just treating symptoms.

Table of Contents1.Diagnostic Methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine 2.Pattern Recognition in Traditional Chinese Medicine 3.Diagnostic Techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine 4.The Role of Emotions and Lifestyle in TCM Diagnosis 5.The Role of Palpation and Recordkeeping in TCM Diagnosis

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Diagnostic Methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Concepts covered:TCM diagnosis, holistic approach, personalized assessment, four pillars, early detection

This chapter discusses the diagnostic methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), emphasizing a holistic approach that considers the interconnectedness of the body, mind, emotions, and environment. It highlights the importance of personalized assessment, early detection, and intervention, and introduces the four pillars of diagnosis in TCM.

Question 1

TCM diagnosis considers both patient and environment.

Question 2

What does TCM emphasize in diagnosis?

Question 3

The four pillars of TCM diagnosis include observation, listening, questioning, and _____.

Question 4

CASE STUDY: A patient presents with digestive issues. You use TCM's holistic approach to understand the problem.

All of the following are correct applications of TCM diagnosis except:

Question 5

CASE STUDY: You are diagnosing a patient with chronic fatigue. You need to use TCM diagnostic techniques.

Select two correct diagnostic techniques to use:

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Pattern Recognition in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Concepts covered:pattern recognition, root cause, energetic imbalances, holistic diagnosis, TCM

The Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) system relies on pattern recognition to diagnose and treat patients by identifying the root causes of symptoms. Unlike Western medicine, which often masks symptoms with medication, TCM seeks to understand and address the underlying imbalances in the body's energy flow to provide holistic treatment.

Question 6

TCM uses a comprehensive set of tools for holistic diagnosis.

Question 7

What is the basis of TCM diagnosis?

Question 8

The key to TCM is addressing the _____ cause of symptoms.

Question 9

CASE STUDY: A patient complains of recurring headaches and digestive issues. You need to create a TCM diagnostic plan.

All of the following are part of TCM diagnosis except:

Question 10

CASE STUDY: You are evaluating a patient with insomnia and anxiety. You must determine the next steps in TCM diagnosis.

Select three correct diagnostic steps in TCM:

chapter

Diagnostic Techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Concepts covered:facial diagnosis, posture analysis, ear observation, tongue examination, pulse diagnosis

This chapter delves into the various diagnostic techniques used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), focusing on facial diagnosis, posture analysis, ear and fingernail observation, and tongue examination. It also covers the significance of pulse diagnosis, detailing the different pulse points and their corresponding organ systems.

Question 11

The radial pulse is the only pulse used in TCM diagnosis.

Question 12

What is the purpose of the tongue diagnosis app?

Question 13

The facial diagnosis in TCM involves examining the _____.

Question 14

CASE STUDY: You observe a patient with a wood phase face and a hunched posture. You need to make a diagnosis based on these observations.

All of the following are correct diagnoses except...

Question 15

CASE STUDY: You are examining a patient with an inverted fetus shape in their ear and a weak radial pulse.

Select two correct diagnostic methods out of the following...

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The Role of Emotions and Lifestyle in TCM Diagnosis

Concepts covered:TCM, emotions, organs, diagnosis, diet

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) emphasizes a holistic approach where emotions significantly impact the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Each emotion is linked to specific organs, affecting their function and contributing to the overall health condition, while diet and lifestyle also play crucial roles in TCM's diagnostic process.

Question 16

Counting calories is the main focus in TCM dietetics.

Question 17

What does TCM consider crucial in patient assessment?

Question 18

In TCM, anger raises the chi and affects the _____.

Question 19

CASE STUDY: A patient presents with chronic digestive issues and constant worry. You are assessing their condition using TCM principles.

All of the following are correct applications of TCM except:

Question 20

CASE STUDY: A patient complains of excessive joy and heart palpitations. You are using TCM principles to assess their condition.

Select three correct assessments out of the following:

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The Role of Palpation and Recordkeeping in TCM Diagnosis

Concepts covered:palpation, acupuncture meridians, abdominal regions, diagnostic reasoning, recordkeeping

This chapter discusses the importance of palpation in diagnosing patients, emphasizing the need to understand acupuncture meridians and abdominal regions to identify internal organ issues. It also highlights the significance of recordkeeping in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for effective diagnosis and treatment.

Question 21

Palpating meridians can reveal stagnation at acupuncture points.

Question 22

What drives the therapeutic approach in TCM?

Question 23

Understanding the nature of imbalance in the human body aids in _____ reasoning.

Question 24

CASE STUDY: During a routine check-up, you palpate the meridians and notice a weakness in the spleen meridian. The patient also reports feeling fatigued and has a pale complexion.

All of the following are relevant actions except:

Question 25

CASE STUDY: You are treating a patient with chronic digestive issues. Palpation of the abdomen reveals tenderness in the upper left quadrant. The patient also reports frequent bloating and discomfort after meals.

Select three relevant steps for diagnosis:

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