2006 - Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Practitioner - Medical Qualification Examination Practical Skills Examination Guide

Author: He Qinghu
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The Combined Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Practitioner Qualification Examination consists of two parts: the Practical Skills Examination and the Medical Comprehensive Written Examination. Candidates must first take the Practical Skills Examination. Only those who pass the Practical Skills Examination are eligible to participate in the Medical Comprehensive Written Examination with a valid certificate. Only those who pass the examination are granted the qualification to practice as a Combined Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Practitioner or Assistant Practitioner. This book is closely aligned with the "2006 Practical Skills Examination Outline for Chinese Medicine Practitioners," organized according to the procedures of the Practical Skills Examination into Station 1: Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment, Station 2: Basic Operations, and Station 3: Clinical Discussion. It is followed by relevant knowledge and requirements for the examination, including specific TCM and Western medical diagnostic and treatment knowledge (TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment, diagnosis and management principles for common Western diseases), skills, and operational rules based on the national higher education textbooks for TCM colleges and universities (National "15th Five-Year Plan" Textbooks for General Higher Education). The book also includes targeted clinical thinking practice cases for candidates to practice and reflect on. For some basic TCM and Western medical diagnostic and operational procedures, although the book provides detailed descriptions of conventional operational procedures and methods, it remains a textual explanation. Candidates still need to strengthen standardized operational practice in clinical settings to gain confidence.