国际标准化英文版中医教材：中医诊断学(英文版)电子书

Cover

Titlepage

Copyright in Chinese

Copyright in English

Contributors (Listed alphabetically by name)

About the Authors

Editorial Board for International Standard Library of Chinese Medicine of the 1st edition

Preface

Chapter 1　Introduction

1. The Main Contents of Chinese Medical Diagnosis

2. The Basic Principles in Diagnosis of CM

3. A Brief History of Development of Diagnosis of CM

Chapter 2　Inspection Examination

Contents of the Inspection Examination

Section 1　Inspection of the Circumstances of the Entire Body

Section 2　Inspection of the Circumstances of Various Parts of the Body

Section 3　Inspection of Excreta

Section 4　Inspection of the Superficial Vein of the Index Finger

Chapter 3　Tongue Examination

Contents of the Tongue Examination

Section 1　Overview of the Tongue Examination

Section 2　Normal Tongue Manifestation and Physiological Differences

Section 3　Contents of the Tongue Examination

Section 4　Main Points for Analysing the Tongue Manifestations

Section 5　Clinical Significance of the Tongue Examination

Chapter 4　Listening and Smelling Examination

Contents of the listening and smelling examination

Section 1　Listening to Sounds

Section 2　Smelling Odours

Chapter 5　Inquiry Examination

Contents of the inquiry examination

Section 1　Significance and Method of the Inquiry Examination

Section 2　Contents of the Inquiry Examination

Section 3　Present illness history

Chapter 6　Pulse Examination

Contents of the pulse examination

Section 1　Overview of the Pulse Examination

Section 2　A Healthy Pulse Image

Section 3　Abnormal Pulse Images

Section 4　Examination of the Pulses of Women and Children

Section 5　Clinical Application and Significance of the Pulse Examination

Chapter 7　Palpatory Examination

Contents of the palpating examination

Section 1　Contents of the Palpatory Examination Including Methods and Significance

Section 2　Areas for Palpatory Examination

Chapter 8　Pattern Differentiation According to the Eight Principles

Section 1　Concept of Pattern Differentiation According to the Eight Principles

Section 2　The Basic Patterns of the Eight Principles

Section 3　The Relationship Among the Eight Principles Patterns

Chapter 9　Differentiation of Patterns According to Pathogenic Factors

Section 1　Pattern Identification of the Six Exogenous Pathogenic Factors

Section 2　Pattern Identification of the Seven Emotions

Section 3　Pattern Differentiation of Diseases due to Improper Diet, Overstrain or Lack of Exercise (Table 9-8)

Section 4　External Injury or Trauma (Table 9-9)

Chapter 10　Pattern Differentiation According to Qi, Blood and Body Fluids

Section 1　Patterns of Qi

Section 2　Patterns of Blood

Section 3　Simultaneous Qi and Blood Disease Pattern Identification

Section 4　Patterns of Body Fluids

Chapter 11　Differentiation of Patterns According to the Zang-Fu Organs

Section 1　Heart and Small Intestine Pattern Differentiation

Section 2　Lung and Large Intestine Pattern Differentiation

Section 3　Spleen and Stomach Pattern Differentiation

Section 4　Liver and Gallbladder Pattern Differentiation

Section 5　Kidney and Bladder Pattern Differentiation

Section 6　Combined Patterns of Zang-fu Organs

Chapter 12　Additional Patterns Differentiation

Section 1　Pattern Differentiation According to the Six Channels/Stages

Section 2　Pattern Differentiation According to the Wei, Qi, Ying, and Blood

Section 3　Pattern Differentiation According to the Sanjiao Theory

Section 4　Pattern Differentiation According to the Twelve Channels

Chapter 13　The Case Record

Principles and Priorities for Recording a Case Record

Signs, Symptoms, and Etiologies

Diagnosis, Interpretation and Analysis

Treatment Principle and Strategy

Treatment Plan

Point Prescription or Herbal Prescription

Outcome Measures, Action and Advice

Storage, Access and Retrieval

Conclusion

Chapter 14　Examples of Traditional Chinese Medical Records

Example of how to write an outpatient medical record

Chapter 15　Diagnosis Methods Training and Case Analysis

Section 1　Diagnosis Methods Training

Section 2　Analysis of Cases