en CR Chapter Review: Traditional Chinese Medicine 33 Shen Nong : father of herbal medicine in China Huang Di : author of the ancient text Yellow Emperor's Classic of Medicine correlation : The basic concept of TCM is that there is a direct ______ between the human body and the cosmos. patient : the focus of TCM is on the ____ rather than the disease. qi : represents an invisible flow of energy that circulates throughout creation. meridians : energy circuits distributed throughout the body based on source and function yin : the general category of sluggishness and cold conditions yang : the general category of activity and hot conditions water : the TCM phase associated with the kidney and bladder wood : the TCM phase associated with the liver and gallbladder fire : the TCM phase associated with the heart and small intestine earth : the TCM phase associated with the stomach, spleen and pancreas metal : the TCM phase associated with the lungs and large intestine south : the prominent geographic direction in TCM shen : one of the three treasures that represents spirit and mind inspection : the first of the four diagnostic methods of TCM tongue : considered the gateway to the interior of the body inquiry : the diagnostic method of TCM requiring extensive interview of the subject auscultation : the diagnostic method of TCM where the practitioner listens to breath sounds pulse : ______ diagnosis involves palpation of acupuncture points and general diagnosis of the body bian zheng : a diagnostic pattern of disharmony derived from the four diagnostic procedures in TCM cooling : yin foods have a _______ effect on the body to restore balance. heat : yang foods are given to restore _______ to the body that suffers from a cold condition. synergistic : TCM practitioners believe the healing properties of herbs result from _____ interactions of all the plant components and not a single extract. tui na : the forerunner of all forms of massage therapy that exist today. acupuncture : The primary goal of ____ is to manipulate energy flow throughout the body to correct the flow of qi. moxibustion : application of heat to certain areas of the body cupping : application of vacuum on the skin to break up accumulated toxins Qigong : using breath, movement, self-massage and meditation to cleans, strengthen, and circulate vital life energy and blood Gua Sha : application of oil to the skin with stones or a flat object to remove impurities from the body Feng Shui : organizing one's environment to bring balance and order for harmonious living karma : the belief that positive and negative actions produce happiness or suffering respectively dharma : the process of body control to produce balance in one's life

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2.	TCM practitioners believe the healing properties of herbs result from _____ interactions of all the plant components and not a single extract.
5.	the focus of TCM is on the ____ rather than the disease.
7.	the general category of sluggishness and cold conditions
9.	application of vacuum on the skin to break up accumulated toxins
14.	The primary goal of ____ is to manipulate energy flow throughout the body to correct the flow of qi.
17.	author of the ancient text Yellow Emperor's Classic of Medicine
18.	using breath, movement, self-massage and meditation to cleans, strengthen, and circulate vital life energy and blood
19.	application of oil to the skin with stones or a flat object to remove impurities from the body
22.	application of heat to certain areas of the body
23.	the TCM phase associated with the kidney and bladder
24.	yang foods are given to restore _______ to the body that suffers from a cold condition.
27.	a diagnostic pattern of disharmony derived from the four diagnostic procedures in TCM
28.	represents an invisible flow of energy that circulates throughout creation.
29.	the TCM phase associated with the lungs and large intestine
30.	the general category of activity and hot conditions

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1.	the belief that positive and negative actions produce happiness or suffering respectively
2.	one of the three treasures that represents spirit and mind
3.	the first of the four diagnostic methods of TCM
4.	organizing one's environment to bring balance and order for harmonious living
5.	______ diagnosis involves palpation of acupuncture points and general diagnosis of the body
6.	considered the gateway to the interior of the body
8.	the diagnostic method of TCM requiring extensive interview of the subject
9.	The basic concept of TCM is that there is a direct ______ between the human body and the cosmos.
10.	the prominent geographic direction in TCM
11.	father of herbal medicine in China
12.	the TCM phase associated with the stomach, spleen and pancreas
13.	energy circuits distributed throughout the body based on source and function
15.	yin foods have a _______ effect on the body to restore balance.
16.	the TCM phase associated with the liver and gallbladder
20.	the diagnostic method of TCM where the practitioner listens to breath sounds
21.	the TCM phase associated with the heart and small intestine
25.	the forerunner of all forms of massage therapy that exist today.
26.	the process of body control to produce balance in one's life

Chapter Review: Traditional Chinese Medicine

Across:

2.	TCM practitioners believe the healing properties of herbs result from _____ interactions of all the plant components and not a single extract.
5.	the focus of TCM is on the ____ rather than the disease.
7.	the general category of sluggishness and cold conditions
9.	application of vacuum on the skin to break up accumulated toxins
14.	The primary goal of ____ is to manipulate energy flow throughout the body to correct the flow of qi.
17.	author of the ancient text Yellow Emperor's Classic of Medicine
18.	using breath, movement, self-massage and meditation to cleans, strengthen, and circulate vital life energy and blood
19.	application of oil to the skin with stones or a flat object to remove impurities from the body
22.	application of heat to certain areas of the body
23.	the TCM phase associated with the kidney and bladder
24.	yang foods are given to restore _______ to the body that suffers from a cold condition.
27.	a diagnostic pattern of disharmony derived from the four diagnostic procedures in TCM
28.	represents an invisible flow of energy that circulates throughout creation.
29.	the TCM phase associated with the lungs and large intestine
30.	the general category of activity and hot conditions

Down:

1.	the belief that positive and negative actions produce happiness or suffering respectively
2.	one of the three treasures that represents spirit and mind
3.	the first of the four diagnostic methods of TCM
4.	organizing one's environment to bring balance and order for harmonious living
5.	______ diagnosis involves palpation of acupuncture points and general diagnosis of the body
6.	considered the gateway to the interior of the body
8.	the diagnostic method of TCM requiring extensive interview of the subject
9.	The basic concept of TCM is that there is a direct ______ between the human body and the cosmos.
10.	the prominent geographic direction in TCM
11.	father of herbal medicine in China
12.	the TCM phase associated with the stomach, spleen and pancreas
13.	energy circuits distributed throughout the body based on source and function
15.	yin foods have a _______ effect on the body to restore balance.
16.	the TCM phase associated with the liver and gallbladder
20.	the diagnostic method of TCM where the practitioner listens to breath sounds
21.	the TCM phase associated with the heart and small intestine
25.	the forerunner of all forms of massage therapy that exist today.
26.	the process of body control to produce balance in one's life