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,1.The function(s) of the heart include(s) ( ).
(1) dominating the blood and vessels (2) moving the Qi (3) housing the mind (4) storing the blood |
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2. "The heart dominates the blood and vessel" means that ( ).
(1) the heart dominates the blood of the whole body (2) the heart dominates the vessels of the whole body (3) the heart is the motive force for blood circulation (4) the heart produces the blood |
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3. The function of the heart in housing the mind is linked with ( ).
(1) consciousness (2) spirit (3) sleep (4) memory |
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4. The heart dominating the blood and vessels means that ( ).
(1) the heart controls the blood in the vessels (2) the heart produces the blood to support the vessles (3) the heart regulates the amount of the blood circulating within the vessels (4) the heart is the motive force for blood circulation |
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5. The heart ( ).
(1) dominates the blood and vessels (2) manifests on the face (3) houses the mind (4) opens to the tongue |
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6. The liver regulates ( ).
(1) water metabolism of the whole body (2) the volume of blood circulating in the body (3) yin and yang of the whole body (4) movement of Qi of the whole |
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7. The liver ( ).
(1) stores blood (2) maintains the free flow of Qi (3) controls the tendons (4) opens to the eye |
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8. The function of the liver for maintaining the free flow of Qi links with ( ).
(1) emotional activity (2) ascending and descending function of the stomach and spleen (3) secretion of the bile (4) keeping the blood circulating in the vessels |
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9. Dysfunction of the liver for maintaining the free flow of Qi may affect ( ).
(1) secretion and excretion of the bile (2) digestion (3) emotion (4) circulation of blood |
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10. The function of the lung in dominating Qi means ( ).
(1) dominating the Qi of the respiration (2) maintaining the free flow of Qi (3) dominating the Qi of the whole body (4) absorbing nutrient substance |
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11. The functions of the lung include ( ).
(1) dominating Qi (2) controlling re·spiration (3) dominating dispersing and descending (4) regulating the water passage |
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12. The function of the lung in regulating the water passage means ( ).
(1) absorbing nutrient substances from water (2) keeping unrestrained pathways for the circulation of water (3) storing water (4) regulating the excretion of water |
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13. The lung ( ).
(1) dominates the skin (2) dominates the muscles (3) opens to the nose (4) dominates the four limbs |
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14. The pectoral Qi is formed from ( ).
(1) the kidney Qi (2) the essential Qi of water and food (3) the defensive Qi (4) the clear Qi inhaled by the lung |
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15. The pectoral Qi ( ).
(1) accumulates in the chest (2) ascends to the throat (3) dominates respiration (4) promotes the heart's function |
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16. The functions of the spleen inclucde ( ).
(1) governing transportation and transformation (2) regulating water passage (3) controlling blood (4) storing essence |
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17. The function of the spleen in transporting and transforming refers to ( ).
(1) digestion of food and water (2) absorption of nutrient substances (3) transmission of nutrient substances (4) storing of nutrient substances |
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18. The function of the spleen in controlling blood means the spleen has the
function of ( ). (1) promoting the circulation of blood (2) storing the blood (3) manufacturing blood (4) keeping the blood circulating within the vessels |
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19. The spleen has the functions of ( ).
(1) digesting food (2) absorbing essence (3) producing Qi and blood (4) transforming dampness |
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20. The spleen ( ).
(1) dominates the muscles (2) dominates the four limbs (3) opens to the mouth (4) manifests on the lips |
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21. The kidney has the function of ( ).
(1) storing essence (2) dominating development and reproduction (3) dominating water metabolism (4) storing blood |
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22. The kidney ( ).
(1) opens to the ear (2) dominates the bone (3) dominates the urethra and anus orifices (4) manifests in the hair |
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23. The kidney essence has the functions of ( ).
(1) producing marrow (2) nourishing the bone (3) nourishing the hair (4) producing the blood |
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24. The main functions of the stomach are ( ).
(1) receiving food (2) absorbing essence from food (3) decomposing food (4) transmission of food essence |
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25. The main functions of the gallbladder are ( ).
(1) producing bile (2) storing bile (3) digesting food (4) excreting bile to the intestines |
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26. The main functions of the small intestine are ( ).
(1) receiving the food from the stomach (2) separating the clear from the turbid (3) absorbing essential substances and some of the water from the food (4) transmitting the residue of the food to the large intestine and water to the bladder |
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27. The main functions of the large intestine are ( ).
(1) receiving the waste materials sent from the small intestin (2) absorbing the fluid content of waste materials (3) forming the waste materials into faces to be excreted (4) separating the clear from the turbid substances |
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28. The main functions of the bladder include ( ).
(1) dominating water metabolism (2) temporary storage of urine (3) regulating water passage (4) discharging urine |
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29. The main functions of the Sanjiao are ( ).
(1) to govern various forms of Qi (2) to serve as the passage for the flow of Qi (3) to serve as the pathway for body fluid (4) to dominate the blood and vessels |
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30. The functions of the middle-Jiao are ( ).
(1) to digest food (2) absorb essential substances (3) to evaporate body fluids (4) to transform nutrient substances into blood |
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31. The extraordinary Fu organs include ( ).
(1) the uterus (2) the brain (3) the gallbladder (4) the Sanjiao |
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32. Acquired Qi includes ( ).
(1) Zong Qi (pectoral Qi) (2) Wei Qi (defensive Qi) (3) Ying qi (nutrient Qi) (4) Yuan Qi (primary Qi) |
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33. Congenital Qi includes ( ).
(1) Zong Qi (pectoral Qi) (2) Wei Qi (defensive Qi) (3) Ying Qi (nutrient Qi) (4) Yuan Qi (primary Qi) |
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34. The primary functions of Ying Qi (nutrient Qi) are ( ).
(1) controlling respiration (2) producing blood (3) producing water metabolism (4) circulating with the blood |
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35. The functions of Wei Qi (defensive Qi) are ( ).
(1) protecting the body surface (2) controlling the opening and closing of the pores (3) moistening the skin and hair (4) warming the Zang -Fu organs |
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36. The functions of Qi include ( ).
(1) promoting (2) warming _ (3) defending (4) checking |
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37. The circulation of blood in the vessels depends on the functions of ( ).
(1) the heart (2) the liver (3) the spleen (4) the kidney |
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38. The blood is transformed from ( ).
(1) food essence (2) Ying Qi (nutrient Qi) (3) kidney essence (4) Zong Qi (pectoral Qi) |
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39. The components of the blood include ( ).
(1) Ying Qi (nutrient Qi) (2) body fluid (3) kidney essence (4) Wei Qi (defensive Qi) |
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40. The formation and distribution of body fluid are linked with the normal
functions of ( ). (1) the spleen and stomach (2) the lung (3) the kidney (4) the small intestine |
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41. Clinically, the Zang organ(s) most likely effected by emotional factors
is/are ( ). (1) the heart (2) the liver (3) the spleen (4) the kidney |
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42. TCM attributes the formation of a tumour (or enlargement of the internal
organs in the abdomen) to ( ). (1) Qi stagnancy (2) blood deficiency (3) phlegm-damp (4) blood stasis |
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43. The cause(s) of the formation of soft, movable nodules include(s) ( ).
(1) Qi stagnancy (2) cold-damp (3) superficial blood stasis (4) phlegm retaind subcutaneously |
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44. The Zang-Fu organs that are related to emotional activities include ( ).
(1) the heart (2) the brain (3) the liver (4) the kidney |
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45. Which of the following organs or channels relate(s) to normal
menstruation? ( ) (1) the kidney (2) the liver (3) the Chong channel (4) the Ren channel |
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