NCCAOM: TCM OBGYN Fundamentals Part II: Physiology and EtiologyWelcome to your quiz for the course: NCCAOM: TCM OBGYN Fundamentals Part II: Physiology and Etiology You may re-take this quiz as necessary to score a passing grade of 70% or higher.To download your CEU Certificate: a certificate link will will appear at the end of this quiz (with a passing score). The certificate link will also appear in an email to you and in your user area after logging in.Note: the first three questions are part of your NCCAOM Worksheet, and they are not graded. Your Name (as it will appear on your certificate) Your email (we will send a copy of your certificate here) Your License # 1. Ministerial Fire is a function of: Bao Ming Men Ovulation Tian Kui2. Tian Gui or Heavenly Water is a manifestation of: Bao Mai Kidney Jing Extreme Emotions Exogenous Heat3. Endogenous Cold Pathogen can cause: Amenorrhea Delayed Menstruation Infertility All of these4. Ming Men is also called: The Gate of Life Kidney Fire House of Fertility Sea of Yin5. The location of Ming Men has been described as: Both Kidneys The Right Kidney Between the Kidneys All 3 of these6. The energetic field called Bao occurs in the physiology of: Females Males Both Female and Male Menstruation7. The arrival of Tian Gui is related to: Menopause Menarche Maturity Scattered Qi8. Fu Qing Zhu stated that, Menstrual blood is not blood, but ________: Heavenly Water Post-natal Qi Ovulation None of these9. In the Luteal phase of menstruation, Yang Qi: Is empty Flows outward Rises Alters blood10. In treating Heat Pathogenic conditions, exogoneous heat is considered: More severe Less severe Chronic Acute11. In the Su Wen it is stated that, Hidden emotional issues can cause _________ : Weak Spleen Amenorrhea Hemorrhage Drowsiness12. The 1990 ACE study confirmed that traumatic childhood experience: Has a direct impact on health Can be resolved with psychotherapy Does not affect health Is negligible13. In the contemporary study of emotion and disease, hypothalamus disturbance is associated with: Lack of menstruation Abnormal uterine bleeding Infertility All 3 of theseTime is Up!0 CommentsShare This Story, Choose Your Platform!FacebookTwitterRedditLinkedInTumblrPinterestVkEmailLeave A CommentComment
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