ÖÐÒ½Õï¶Ïѧ(Ó¢ÎÄ°æ)DIAGNOSTICS OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE

Introduction
Main contents ofDiagnostics ofChinese Medicine
The origin and development ofDiagnostics ofChinese Medicine
Essential principles in the diagnosis ofChinese medicine
Basic methods in the diagnosis of Chinese medicine
Methods&requirements in learning Diagnostics ofChinese Mercine

Part A Diagnostic Methods
Chapter 1 I nspection
Section 1Overall Inspection of the Body
Inspection ofthe spirit
Inspection ofthe color and luster
Inspection ofthe body build
Inspection ofthe body posture£¯movement
Section 2 Inspection of Local Body Parts
Inspection ofthe head and face
Inspection ofthe five sense organs
Inspection ofthe neck and nape
Inspection ofthe chest and rib area
Inspection ofthe abdomen
Inspection ofthe back and low back£¨waist£©
Inspection ofthe four limbs
Inspection of external genitalia£®urethra and anus
Inspection ofthe skin
Inspection ofindex fingers in small children
Section 3 Tongue Diagnosis
Structure of the tongue and manifestations of tongue body and coating
Principles oftongue diagnosis
Method and cautions oftongue diagnosis
Normal tongue and physiological variations
Comems oftongue diagnosis
Key points in tongue diagnosis
Clinical significances ofthe tongue diagnosis
Diagnosis of critical tongue manifestations
Section 4 Inspection of lhe Excreta
Inspection of the sputum£¬thin saliva£¬snivel and thick saliva
Inspection ofthe vomitus
Inspection ofthe feces & urine
Chapter 2 AuscuItation and Olfaction
Section 1 Listening to Voice£¯Sound
Normal voice£¯sound
Abnormal vOices£¯sOunds
Section 2 Smelling to 0dor
Odors related to patients¡¯bodv and excreta
0dors related to the ward
Chapter 3 Inquiry
Section 1 Significance and Methods of Inquiry
Significance of inquiry
Methods of inquiry
Cautionary notes in inquiry
Section 2 Contents of Inquiry
General information
Chief complaints
History ofthe present illness
Past medical history

rsonal life history
Family history
Section 3 Inquiry of Present Symptoms
Inquiry ofchills£¯fever
Inquiry ofperspiration
Inquiry ofpain
Inquiry of discomfort in the head£¬body£¬chest and abdomen
Inquiry of diet and taste
Inquiry of sleep
Inquiry ofbladder and bowel movemems
Chapter 4 Pulse Feeling and Palpation
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Part B Syndrome Differentiation
Chapter 5 Syndrome Differentiation of the Eigh
Principles
Chapter 6 Syndrome Differentiation of the
Etiological Factors
Chapter 7 Syndrome Differentiation of the
Disease Nature
Chapter 8 Syndrome Differentiation of the
Disease Location

Part C Comprehensive Application of
Diagnosis and Medical Record
Chapter 9 Comprehensive Application of
Diagnosis
Chapter 10 Medical Record Writing and lts
Requirements

Appendix£ºSpecial Diagnostic Methods
Chapter 11Selected Introductions of Speciall
and Differential Diagnosis
Diagnostic Methods
Chapter 12 Differential Diagnosis for
Common Symptoms
References