2006 - Traditional Chinese Medicine Professional Physician - Practical Skills Examination Guide for Physician Qualification Examination

Author: Tan Daquan
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: To help candidates master practical skills, diagnostic knowledge, and exam content, improve study efficiency and pass rates, and enhance the overall medical professional quality and clinical diagnostic level of the TCM Practitioner Licensee team through "learning through examination," we have specially organized a team of experts with years of experience in guiding TCM clinical teaching, exams, and grading to compile this book for the readers. The book closely aligns with the "2006 TCM Practitioner Licensee Practical Skills Exam Outline" and is divided into Station 1: Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment, Station 2: Basic Operations, and Station 3: Clinical Discussion, followed by relevant knowledge and requirements for the exam. The specific TCM and Western medicine diagnostic and treatment knowledge (TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment, diagnosis and treatment principles of common Western diseases), skills, and operational rules are based on the national higher TCM and pharmacy education planning textbooks (General Higher Education "Five-Year Plan" National Planning Textbooks) of the new century. The book also includes some targeted clinical thinking practice cases for candidates to practice and reflect on. For some basic TCM and Western medicine diagnostic and treatment operations, although the book provides a detailed introduction to the conventional operational procedures and methods, it is still a textual description. Candidates still need to strengthen standardized operational practice in clinical settings to feel confident and prepared.