Typical test questions

First, multiple choice questions

(A) Type A problem

1. The introductory course of learning Chinese medicine is:

A. ancient Chinese medicine B. basic theory of Chinese medicine C. clinical medicine D. preventive medicine E. history of Chinese medicine

2. Chinese medicine originated in which country:

A. China b Japan c India d Egypt e ancient Greece

3. The earliest existing medical literature in China is:

A. Treatise on Febrile Diseases B. Huangdi Neijing C. Difficult Classic D. Shennong Herbal Classic E. Treatise on Febrile Diseases

4. Which of the following works proposes to observe the human body directly by anatomical method:

A. Treatise on Febrile Diseases B. Synopsis of the Golden Chamber C. Huangdi Neijing D. Shennong Herbal Classic E. Difficult Classic

5. The first monograph on the successful application of TCM syndrome differentiation is:

A. Huangdi Neijing B. Difficult Classic C. Shennong Herbal Classic D. Treatise on Febrile Diseases E. Direct prescription of pediatric medical certificate

6. China's first pharmacological monograph is:

A. compendium of materia medica B. newly revised materia medica C. Huangdi Neijing D. Qian Jin Fang Yao E. Shennong Herbal Classic

7. The "four qi" and "five flavors" of drugs were first put forward in which book:

A. Shennong Herbal Classic B. Compendium of Materia Medica C. Newly revised Materia Medica D. Difficult Classic E. Compendium of Medicines

8. The earliest works that put forward the compatibility of "seven emotions and harmony" drugs are:

A. Shennong Herbal Classic B. Compendium of Materia Medica C. Newly revised Materia Medica D. Difficult Classic E. Qianjinfang

9. The first monograph on etiology, pathogenesis and syndrome in China is:

A. Huangdi Neijing B. Difficult classics C. Staging theory of various evils D. Syndrome prescription theory of three causes and one disease E. Syndrome differentiation of febrile diseases

10. Physicians who put forward the theory of "three causes" are:

A. Chao Fangyuan B. Hua Tuo C. Zhang Zhongjing D. Chen Wuxuan E. Bian Que

1 1. The following representatives of famous physicians called "Cold School" are:

A. ye b c Liu d e

12. The following representatives of famous doctors known as "attacking evil factions" are:

A. Gao Li B. Li Zhongzi C. Wu Youke D. Zhang Zi and E. Wang Qingren

13. The representatives of famous doctors known as the "patch school" are:

A. Ye b c Li Zhongzi d e

14. The representatives of famous doctors known as "Yin-nourishing School" are:

A. Zhu Zhenheng b c d Liu E

15. The doctors who put forward that "all diseases are caused by phlegm" are:

A. Li Zhongzi B. Zhu Danxi C. Li Dongyuan D. Zhang Jiebin E. Zhao Xianke

16. Physicians who advocate the theory that "Yang is often surplus and Yin is often insufficient" are:

A.liu b c d e

17. The doctors who explicitly put forward that "the kidney is the innate origin and the spleen is the acquired origin" are:

A. Li Zhongzi B. Zhao Xianke C. Zhang Jiebin D. Li Dongyuan E. Zhu Zhenheng

18. The author of On Popular Fever is:

A. Ye b c Xue d e Wu Youke

19. The person who created the "Wei Qi Xue Ying" dialectical method is:

A. Wu Jutong B Wu Youxing c d Ye E Xue

20. The person who created the triple energizer syndrome differentiation is:

A. Ye b c Xue d e Yu

2 1. Doctors who advocate the combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine are:

A. Wu Youxing B. Wang Qingren C. Zhang Xichun D. Li Zhongzi E. Wang Mengying

22. Chinese medicine believes that the owner of the human body is:

A. heart d lung c spleen d liver e kidney

23. Chinese medicine believes that the center of the organic whole of the human body is:

A. Mingmen B. Brain C. Five zang-organs D. Six fu-organs E. Meridian

24. Pay attention to anatomy, developed the theory of blood stasis pathogenic physicians are:

A. Ye Shi Tian Wang Shuhe Zhang Jiebin Wang Qingren Gaoli

25. Chinese medicine's diagnosis and treatment of diseases, in terms of disease differentiation and symptomatic treatment, mainly focuses on:

A. Disease B. Symptoms C. Signs D. Symptoms E. Etiology

Class b problem

A. Huangdi Neijing B. Difficult classics C. Treatise on Febrile Diseases D. Synopsis of the Golden Chamber E. Shennong Herbal Classics

1. Miscellaneous diseases books based on heart diseases are:

2. The works that put forward the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment of six meridians are as follows:

3. The works that laid the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine are:

A. Collection of ancient and modern books and complete collection of medical department B. Golden mirror of medical master C. Criteria of syndrome differentiation and treatment

D. Introduction to Medicine E. Qianjinfang

4. The works compiled by state organs in Qing Dynasty are as follows:

5. Among the masterpieces of Ming and Qing Dynasties, Wang Kentang wrote:

6. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Chen Menglei edited:

A. "Dan Hui, Jia, Jia" B. "Spring is good and ill" C. "Although Pingdan is prosperous, it is stronger in the day."

D. The southeast is humid and hot, and the northwest is dry and cold. E. "In summer, clothes are thick, so I sweat."

7. The impact on human physiology in the morning and evening can be reflected as follows:

8. The effects of day and night morning fainting on general human diseases are:

9. The influence of seasonal climate on the incidence can be reflected as follows:

(3) Class D problems

1. The climate is cold in autumn and winter, and the human body can be physiologically embodied as:

A. in Jiangnan, the human body is sparse. B. the north is densely populated. It's cold when yin is abundant.

D. Dense skin, less sweating and more urine. E. Yang Qi converges, and qi and blood tend to move inward.

2. The close relationship between man and the environment is reflected in:

A. the unity of man and nature B. the progress of society C. the relationship between man and society is close.

D. Different regions have different frequently-occurring diseases. E. Changes in personal social status

3. The ancients explored the mystery of life and the relationship between the human body and the natural environment, and adopted the following observation methods:

A. Macroscopic observation B. Microscopic observation C. Direct observation D. Trial observation E. Overall observation

X type problem

1. The unique theoretical system of TCM is characterized by:

A. treating diseases before they occur B. taking the overall concept as the leading ideology C. taking syndrome differentiation and treatment as the diagnosis and treatment characteristics.

D is based on the theory of essence, yin and yang and five elements; E is based on the physiology and pathology of essence, qi, blood, body fluid, viscera and meridians.

2. Physicians who put forward the theory of Ming Jing in the Ming Dynasty are:

A. Li Zhongzi B. Zhang Jingyue C. Zhao Xianke D. Wu Youke E. Wang Kentang

3. The theory of febrile diseases comes from:

A. theory of febrile diseases B. syndrome differentiation of three causes and one disease C. internal classic D. treatise on febrile diseases E. difficult classics

4. Usually referred to as the "four classics of traditional Chinese medicine" works are:

A. Difficult classics B. Neijing C. Treatise on Febrile Diseases D. Shennong Herbal Classic E. Gan Jin Fang Yao

5. The unity of man and nature includes:

A. the influence of social system on human body B. the influence of seasonal climate on human body C. the influence of local areas on human body

D. The influence of day and night morning fainting on human body E. The influence of social disorder on human body

6. The human body is an organic whole, which is embodied in:

A. the concept of unity of form and spirit B. the concept of unity of five internal organs C. the interaction and transmission of pathology

D. "Diseases are taken from above" E. "From Yin to Yang, from Yang to Yin"

7. TCM "certificate" includes:

A. the process of the lesion B. the cause C. the location D. the nature E. the relationship between evil and positive.

8. What books are the signs of the initial formation of the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine?

A. Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Staging of Diseases B. Treatise on Febrile Diseases C. Huangdi Neijing D. Difficult Classic E. Shennong Herbal Classic

Second, fill in the blanks

1. The earliest extant medical masterpiece in China is?

2. The first monograph on pulse in China is.

Treatise on Febrile Diseases is the sum of later generations.

4. The first monograph on etiology, pathogenesis and syndrome of TCM was compiled by a substitute doctor.

5. The theory of febrile diseases comes from books such as Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

6. The basic characteristics of Chinese medicine are.

7. Chinese medicine includes three parts:,,.

8. The basis and methods for the formation of the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine include, and.

9. The effects of diurnal changes on diseases are mostly Dan, day, night and night.

10 is a major feature of the theoretical system of TCM diagnosis and treatment.

1 1. Chinese medicine believes that the human body is a human-oriented and centered whole; At the same time, man and harmony are closely related and an inseparable whole.

12. The integrity of the human body is mainly reflected in two aspects.

13. among the "three treasures" of the human body, essence is, qi is, and god is.

Third, the judgment question

1. Syndrome is the pathological summary of the body in the process of disease development. ( )

2. Chinese medicine knows how to treat diseases, focusing on syndrome differentiation rather than disease differentiation. ( )

3. The influence of personal social status change on health also belongs to the category of holistic concept. ( )

4. In the process of understanding diseases, TCM should first focus on the whole. ( )

5. Wu Youxing wrote "The Theory of Plague" and founded the theory of "hostility". ( )

6. Qin Yi He put forward the theory of "the source of six qi diseases". ( )

7. The "three treasures" of the human body are essence, qi and spirit. ( )

Four. Interpretation of nouns and terms

1. TCM 2. Overall concept 3. Skeleton 4. Popularity 5. Syndrome 6. treatment according to syndrome differentiation

7. Different treatments for the same disease. Different diseases have the same treatment. The concept of integration of five internal organs 10. The concept of unity of form and spirit.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) short answer questions

1. What is the theoretical system of TCM? What are its characteristics?

2. What are the main contents of Huangdi Neijing? What is its main achievement?

3. What is the main achievement of Treatise on Febrile Diseases?

4. What is the disciplinary attribute of TCM?

5. Briefly describe the respective meanings of form and God and their relationship.

6. What is the basic theory of TCM? What is the main content of the course?

7. The innovative ideas of TCM theory can be summarized in several aspects.

8. What are the characteristics of the development of modern Chinese medicine theory?

9. How does the natural environment affect human physiology?

10. Briefly describe the specific content of syndrome differentiation.

What is the relationship between syndrome differentiation and treatment?

Sixth, the essay questions

1. How to understand the holistic concept of TCM? What is the guiding significance?

2. What's the difference between disease, symptom and syndrome? What is the relationship between the three?

3. How do you know the subject attribute of TCM?

4. How is the theoretical system of TCM formed?

5. How to understand that the human body is an organic whole?

6. How to understand the unity between man and the natural environment?

7. How to understand the unity between man and social environment?

8. How to understand the relationship between syndrome differentiation and disease differentiation?

Answer questions and cases

First, multiple choice questions

(A) Type A problem

1.B 2。 A 3。 B 4。 C 5。 D 6。 E 7。 An eight. A nine. C 10。 D

1 1.C 12。 D 13。 B 14。 A 15。 B 16。 D 17。 A 18。 E 19. D 20。 B

2 1.C 22。 A handful of 23. C 24。 D 25。 D

Class b problem

1.D 2。 C 3。 E 4。 B 5。 C 6。 A seven. C 8。 A nine. B

(3) Class D problems

1. Germany 2. AC 3。 Church of England

X type problem

1.BCDE 2。 3 BC. CDE 4。 ABCD 5。 BCD 6。 ABCDE 7。 BCDE 8。 BCDE

Second, fill in the blanks

1. Huangdi Neijing

2. Pulse meridian

3. Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber

4. Sui Yuan Chao Square

5. Huangdi Neijing, Difficult Classics and Treatise on Febrile Diseases

6. The holistic view of syndrome differentiation and treatment

7. Basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, preventive medicine and clinical medicine of traditional Chinese medicine

8. Favorable social and cultural background: the accumulation of medical knowledge for observing human life phenomena and natural phenomena; Infiltration of ancient philosophy into medicine.

9. Huian home decoration

10. Treatment based on syndrome differentiation

1 1. The natural social environment of the heart and five internal organs

12. the five internal organs are integrated, and the form and spirit are integrated.

13. Basic power is dominant

Third, the judgment question

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Four. Interpretation of nouns and phrases

1. originated in ancient China, and is a science to study human life, health and diseases. It has a unique theoretical system and rich clinical experience.

The scientific thinking method of experience harmony is a scientific knowledge system based on natural science knowledge and integrating humanities and social science knowledge.

2. The whole is unified and complete. The holistic concept is also called the unified holistic concept, that is, the thought of Chinese medicine about the integrity of the human body itself and the unity of man, nature and social environment.

3. Skeleton refers to skeleton. The skeleton refers to the whole body skeleton.

4. refers to the yang of the human body.

5. It is a pathological summary of a certain stage or type in the process of disease development. It consists of symptoms and signs, including etiology, disease location, disease nature and the relationship between evil and positive.

6. Syndrome differentiation is a process of analyzing and synthesizing the data, symptoms and signs collected by the four diagnostic methods (looking, smelling, asking and feeling), identifying the cause, nature, location and relationship between evil and positive of the disease, and summarizing and judging it as a syndrome of a certain nature. Treatment is the thinking and practice process of establishing corresponding treatment principles and methods and choosing appropriate treatment means and measures to deal with diseases through dialectical thinking and on the basis of syndrome diagnosis.

7. It refers to the same disease, with different syndromes due to people, time, place, or different development stages, so the treatment methods are different.

8. Different diseases, in the course of their development, have the same symptoms and can be treated in the same way.

9. The concept of five internal organs, that is, five physiological systems centered on five internal organs and dominated by heart, constitutes a complete and unified whole.

10. The concept of unity of form and spirit, also known as "both form and spirit". It means that form and spirit are interdependent and inseparable. Form is God's home, God is the master of form, and God must be attached to form and exist.