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Essential HTN , CHF , Diabetes mellitus , Nifedipine , Amlodipine , Verapamil, Diltiazem , Hydralazine, Nitroprusside, Fenoldopam, Nitroglycerin, Isosorbide dinitrate , Lovastatin (-statin), Niacin (B3), Cholestyramine 

Indicated in cases of hemorrhage due to heat entering the blood level. a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, KD, LU, ST a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, Your patient is experiencing fire symptoms from deficiency. (Fire from deficiency manifests as yin xu patterns like steaming bone disorder, fever at night followed by coolness in the morning.) Which single herb is the best choice? a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, Patient is displaying symptoms such as an extremely high fever affecting the blood level (life or death situation!). They have erythema, purpura, nosebleed, are vomiting blood and clearly, are completely delirious. a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, Your patient is experiencing Yin-Level heat (remember the 4 levels? The Yin-Level is the 3rd level and it is quite serious). They need an herb that nourishes the yin and clears phlegm-fire neck nodules. (Take a second and figure out for yourself what a phlegm-fire neck nodule is.) a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, Water Buffalo Horn a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, It is this herb's salty-coldness that causes it to soften areas of hardness and moisten dryness. a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, This very important herb treats insatiable thirst, internal heat, and hot flashes that are due to yin xu. a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, Of all the herbs in this category, this herb is noted for its blood moving quality. Is it regarded for moving blood gently, or harshly? a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang c) Xuan Shen d) Mu Dan Pi e) Zi Cao, Sweet, bitter and cold a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang  c) Xuan Shen  d) Mu Dan Pi  e) Zi Cao , Vents rashes a) Shui Niu Jiao b) Sheng Di Huang  c) Xuan Shen  d) Mu Dan Pi  e) Zi Cao , Nourishes yin AND generates fluids  a) Shui Niu Jiao  b) Sheng Di Huang  c) Xuan Shen  d) Mu Dan Pi  e) Zi Cao , Acrid, bitter and slightly cold  a) Shui Niu Jiao  b) Sheng Di Huang  c) Xuan Shen  d) Mu Dan Pi  e) Zi Cao , Clears heat and arrests tremors  a) Shui Niu Jiao  b) Sheng Di Huang  c) Xuan Shen  d) Mu Dan Pi  e) Zi Cao , This herb is great for the sort of sore throat that is severely sore and swollen because its salty coldness softens areas of hardness and moistens dryness.  a) Shui Niu Jiao  b) Sheng Di Huang  c) Xuan Shen  d) Mu Dan Pi  e) Zi Cao

Bethanechol , Carbachol , Pilocarpine , Methacholine , Neostigmine, Pyridostigmine, Edrophonium, Physostigmine , Donepezil, Galantamine, Rivastigmine, Atropine , Pralidoxime, Benztropine , Scopolamine

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