- 1. Which herb treats Stagnant Qi, Blood Stasis, & pain (chest, abdominal, extremity, & all other types)?
A) Yan Hu Suo
B) Xiang Fu
C) Qing Pi
D) Ru Xiang
- 2. Which herb treats arthralgia pain and headaches
A) Ru Xiang
B) Mu Xiang
C) Chuan Xiong
D) Tan Xiang
- 3. Which herb invigorates the Blood, promotes movement of Qi, benefits the GB, & reduces jaundice?
A) Ru Xiang
B) San Leng
C) Chuang Xiong
D) Yu Jin
- 4. Which herb expels Wind, alleviates pain, invigorates the Blood, & promotes the movement of Qi?
A) Yu Jin
B) Mo Yao
C) Dan Shen
D) Chuan Xiong
- 5. Chuan Xiong has which of the following properties?
A) Sour Warm
B) Acrid Warm
C) Acrid Cool
D) Bitter Cold
- 6. Of the herbs that invigorate the Blood, which ones also reduce swelling & generate flesh?
A) Dan Shen/ Bai Zhi
B) Chuan Xiong/Hong Hua
C) San Leng/ E Zhu
D) Ru Xiang/ Mo Yao
- 7. Which herb invigorates, nourishes, & cools the Blood, breaks up Blood Stasis, reduces abscesses, & tranquilizes?
A) Yuan Zhi
B) Dan Shen
C) Chi Shan
D) Chuan Xiong
- 8. Which herb treats pain in the abdomen, amenorrhea, & abdominal masses caused by Qi Stagnation & Blood stasis?
A) Yu Jin
B) Chuan Xiong
C) Jiang Huang
D) E Zhu
- 9. Which herb treats traumatic injuries, pain caused by Blood Stasis, & constipation caused dry Intestines?
A) Tao Ren
B) Yu Jin
C) Ru Xiang
D) Hong Hua
- 10. Which herb supplements & restores the Liver & Kidneys, invigorates the Blood, & expels Blood Stasis?
A) Mo Yao
B) Tao Ren
C) Dan Shen
D) Niu Xi
- 11. Which herb treats amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, postpartum abdominal pain caused by Blood Stasis, & epigastric pain?
A) Bai Ji
B) Yi Mu Cao
C) Xue Jie
D) Wu Ling Zhi
- 12. Which herb induces the downward movement of Blood?
A) Chuan Xiong
B) Niu Xi
C) Hong Hua
D) Dan Shen
- 13. Tao Ren does NOT perform which of the following functions?
A) Dispel blood stasis
B) moisten the intestines
C) Invigorate Blood
D) Reduces swelling
- 14. Yu Jin does NOT perform which of the following functions?
A) clear the heart and cool the blood
B) Expel damp evil and alleviate pain
C) invigorate blood and promote the movement of qi
D) benefit the GB and reduce jaundice
- 15. Niu Xi is NOT indicated for which of the following?
A) pain and soreness affecting the lower back and knees
B) Scrofula or phlegm nodules
C) dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea and lochioschesis
D) nosebleed, vomiting of blood, toothaches, and bleeding gums
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