The next morning, Xiao Chen came to the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine to have breakfast and then returned to the classroom. Those students in yesterday's class, when Xiao Chen asked them to buy books, basically bought them from the bookstore.
Compared with those general textbooks, these Chinese medicine books that Xiao Chen asked them to buy are indeed necessary.
Of course, in their clinical major of Chinese and Western medicine, in addition to Chinese medicine, they also study Western medicine anatomy.
This is not found in other departments of traditional Chinese medicine.
However, according to Xiao Chen's current thinking, if it was Chinese medicine, Xiao Chen wanted him to teach these students himself.
Just like the basics of pulse diagnosis, few students in the class have really learned it.
The two classes this morning were about the basics of traditional Chinese medicine. When Professor Zhang came to the classroom, Xiao Chen stood up and said: "Professor Zhang, I want to teach these students in the class myself. Of course, my current
The idea is to first teach them how to master the basics of pulse diagnosis.”
"Classmate Xiao, are you here to teach?"
Originally, he was teaching basic theoretical knowledge from textbooks, and just memorized the contents in the textbooks.
"Yes, I'll teach you. You can just watch from the side."
Is he watching from the sidelines?
Professor Zhang knew that Xiao Chen’s traditional Chinese medicine skills were very good. In that case, he would just listen.
Xiao Chen went up to the podium by himself.
For example, the "Wangwenwenqie" in "Wangwenwenwenqie" is relatively simple and does not have much content, but it is not necessary for Qie pulse.
There are more than 20 or even 30 kinds of pulse-tapping results, but it would take a long time for these students to memorize them by rote.
"Move the podium."
Xiao Chen asked two boys to move the podium away, and then move a desk up.
And those stools.
Professor Zhang didn't know what Xiao Chen was doing.
"Let me first let you feel what pulse diagnosis is."
How can these students feel it? Most of the time, they just see those old Chinese doctors checking people's pulses.
Xiao Chen said: "Which student feels uncomfortable and comes up on his own?"
Soon, a fat girl in the class walked up.
After letting the other party sit there, Xiao Chen began to check her pulse.
I checked the pulse condition of my right hand first, and then the pulse condition of my left hand.
After reading it, he said: "Come up from the first classmate."
Soon, a girl sitting on the first desk in the first group of the classroom came up. She seemed very nervous, although she had long wanted to give others connections.
Diagnosis, but I don’t understand it at all!
Now when the other party came up, she sat in Xiao Chen's position, and Xiao Chen taught her how to feel her pulse.
"That's it, feel the pulse."
The location of pulse diagnosis and pulse cutting can be divided into general diagnosis method, three-part diagnosis method and cunkou diagnosis method according to the location. Since the Jin Dynasty, the cunkou diagnosis method has been mainly used, while pan-diagnosis method and three-part diagnosis method have been rarely used, and are only used in critical cases.
It can only be used together when there is no pulse in both hands and mouth.
Xiao Chen called the other person and asked him how to diagnose his pulse.
This only counts if she truly feels it.
"Did you feel it?"
"I feel it now."
The girl followed Xiao Chen's instructions on how to take the pulse, and she really felt it. She had tried it herself before and found that it just didn't work, but now she did what Xiao Chen said and she really felt it.
This is the most basic foundation.
However, there are three methods of pulse diagnosis. Nowadays, the cunkou diagnosis method is generally used.
Cunkou is also called the air port or pulse port, and its location is at the location of the radial artery on the medial side of the high bone behind the wrist (radial styloid process).
The Cunkou diagnosis method was first seen in the "Nei Jing", detailed in the "Difficult Classic", and popularized in the "Mai Jing" written by Wang Shuhe in the Jin Dynasty. The principle of using Cunkou alone for pulse diagnosis is that the Cunkou pulse is located at Taiyuan, the original point of the lung meridian of Taiyin in the hand.
, the Qi of the twelve meridians gather here, so it is called the "Conference of Meridians".
Therefore, Cunkou pulse qi can reflect the qi and blood status of the internal organs; secondly, the lung meridian of hand Taiyin originates from the middle burner and is connected with the qi of the spleen and stomach. Therefore, the strength of stomach qi can be observed at Cunkou, and then the prosperity and decline of qi and blood of the internal organs of the whole body can be inferred;
Third, the cunkou is behind the wrist, where the skin is thin and tender, and the pulse is easily exposed, making it easy to cut and press.
There are three parts of Cunkou on each side: Cun Guan Chi, and the two hands combine to form six parts of the pulse. "Difficult Sutra" divides the three parts of Cun Guan Chi into three parts, each of which is divided into three phases: floating, middle and sinking. These are the three parts and nine phases of Cunkou diagnosis.
It has the same name as the three parts and nine conditions of the comprehensive diagnosis method but is actually different.
Cun Guan Chi's division of internal organs was first seen in the "Nei Jing", and the description is as follows: the left cun is for the heart outside, and the inside is for the tanzhong; the right cun is for the lungs outside, and the chest is for the inside.
The left guan is for the liver on the outside and the diaphragm on the inside; the stomach is on the outside for the right guan, and the spleen is on the inside. The kidneys are on the outside of the left ruler, and the abdomen is on the inside; the kidneys are on the outside of the right foot, and the abdomen is on the inside.
The theories in the textbooks are all dead, and it is difficult for students to understand them. They even don't know where the specific positions mentioned in the textbooks are.
However, it is different now, Xiao Chen made it clear.
When the girl had already felt the pulse, Xiao Chen asked her to go down first, and then it was the other students' turn to come up.
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When she was in Japan, she had already learned from her father, so basic things like pulse diagnosis were definitely not a problem for her.
However, she knew that she was also relatively weak in terms of pulse, because there were too many pulse diagnosis results, and she could not be sure what kind of pulse it was. When the time came to do dialectical Chinese medicine, the results would be different. Now she came to the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
, I didn’t expect that I could learn from Xiao Chen again.
"I feel it." Tanba Aoi said.
She comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine and is a junior at Toyo Fuji University.
"You don't need to tell me the results. You can write them down yourself first. When I announce the results later, you can see if they are correct?"
Tanba Aoi went down, and it was the other students' turn to come up.
Until the last classmate, including Qin Zhi, had already come up to feel it.
However, this girl has been sitting there, and apart from being checked by other classmates, she has not felt anything yet.
"Come and check my pulse."
Xiao Chen stretched out his hand and asked the girl to check his pulse.
The girl followed what Xiao Chen said and she soon felt it.
She really felt an indescribable feeling of respect.
"Xiao Chen, I really feel it."
"Thank you for your hard work, please go down first."
When the girl went down, Xiao Chen said: "Now look at the textbook for yourselves. What kind of pulse condition is this?"
Now the textbooks are divided according to the 28 types of pulse diagnosis results.
Of course, other books on traditional Chinese medicine or pulse diagnosis results from other famous experts may be distributed in other ways, and some may even be divided into more than 30 categories.
During the development of pulse science, doctors had different understandings of pulse conditions and inconsistent naming of pulse conditions, resulting in many names for pulse conditions.
"Nei Jing" records 21 types of pulse conditions. my country's earliest pulse study book "Mai Jing" proposes 24 types of pulse conditions, and "Binhu Pulsology" proposes 27 types. Li Shicai's "The Doctor's Eyes" also adds disease pulses, so in modern times, most of them are based on Discussion of 28 types of veins.
The identification of pulse conditions is based on the four aspects of position, number, shape, and potential. Specifically, the identification of pulse conditions is based on eight aspects: location, number, length, width, intensity, fluency, tension, and uniformity.
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For example, ups and downs are the difference in pulse position, delay is the difference in pulse, and virtuality is the difference in strength (vibe).
Some pulse conditions are a combination of several aspects, such as Hong. The details are different in form and momentum.
Each pulse condition has its own different clinical significance.