Medical and Orthopedic Examination Questions and Answers of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Zeng Yilin
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is based on the planned teaching materials and syllabi of national TCM universities and colleges, and is written by renowned experts and professors who are engaged in frontline TCM teaching with rich experience in teaching and question-setting. The content includes: A Brief History of the Development of TCM Orthopedics, Basic Principles of TCM Orthopedics, Fractures, Dislocations, Soft Tissue Injuries, Internal Injuries, and Bone Diseases, totaling seven chapters. The book provides detailed explanations with clear emphasis on key points and thorough analysis of difficult concepts, offering excellent guidance for students to master fundamental theoretical knowledge of TCM and prepare for examinations. It is suitable for postgraduate and undergraduate students of TCM universities and colleges, as well as adult education students for reference.
Editor: Yao Lei, Yu Xiaohong
The TCM Question Bank Series is based on the planned teaching materials and syllabi of national TCM universities and colleges, and also references the national qualifications examination syllabi for practicing physicians and assistant practicing physicians. It is designed to adapt to the practical needs and modern examination formats of various levels of exams. The series is divided into 10 volumes: Basic Theories of TCM, Chinese Materia Medica, Formulas of TCM, TCM Diagnostics, Internal Medicine of TCM, Gynecology of TCM, Pediatrics of TCM, Orthopedics of TCM, Surgery of TCM, and Acupuncture and Moxibustion. Each volume is edited by well-known experts and professors in their respective fields, who have long been engaged in TCM teaching in higher education institutions with extensive experience in teaching, tutoring, and question-setting. During the writing process, emphasis is placed on the breadth, depth, and difficulty level of the content, striving for reasonable questions and accurate answers. Each volume consists of three main parts: learning requirements, various types of questions, and reference answers with detailed explanations of difficulties. The question types include: multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, true-or-false questions, term definitions, and short-answer questions.
Multiple-choice questions are divided into four types:
- Type A (Best Choice Questions): The question is presented first, followed by five options (A, B, C, D, E). The correct answer must be selected according to the question requirements from the five options.
- Type B (Matching Questions): Five options (A, B, C, D, E) are listed first. More than one question may be included, with one best answer selected for each question from the options. Each option may be used once or more, or not at all.
- Type C (Comparative Matching Questions): Four options (A, B, C, D) are listed first, and the number of questions can be two or more. One correct answer is selected for each question from the options.
- Type X (Multiple Choice Questions): A question stem is presented first, followed by five options (A, B, C, D, E). Two to five correct answers must be selected according to the question requirements from the options.
Through practice with various types of questions, students can systematically and deeply master the professional knowledge of the subject and develop skills in analyzing difficulties. Concise textual summaries are provided to review the content of each chapter, with detailed explanations of key and difficult points.
This series is suitable for TCM diploma exams, college exams, self-study exams, professional qualification advancement exams, correspondence courses, and postgraduate entrance exams. It can help TCM university and college students, junior teachers, clinical TCM physicians, and Western medicine practitioners studying TCM improve their exam-taking skills.
Any shortcomings in this book are sincerely welcome to be pointed out by readers and colleagues.
Editorial Notes of the TCM Question Bank Series
TCM Orthopedics is an important part of the treasure trove of Chinese medicine, encompassing topics such as fractures, dislocations, soft tissue injuries (injuries to tendons and muscles), bone diseases, and internal injuries. It has a long history, rich theoretical and practical experience, and is one of the clinical professional courses in TCM. Exams can assess the depth and breadth of our acquired knowledge and serve as the primary means of talent selection.
Based on the current learning needs of TCM orthopedics students and professionals at different levels, and using the latest teaching materials organized and compiled by the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, such as Basic Principles of TCM Orthopedics, TCM Soft Tissue Injury, TCM Bone Disease, and TCM Orthopedics, we have compiled the book Exam Questions and Solutions for TCM Orthopedics. The book covers the main content of the development history of TCM orthopedics, basic principles of TCM orthopedics, fractures, dislocations, soft tissue injuries, internal injuries, and bone diseases. It is divided into various question types: multiple-choice questions (Type A, B, C, X), fill-in-the-blank questions, true-or-false questions, term definitions, and short-answer questions. After each chapter, reference answers are provided, allowing readers to select questions based on their needs. Through this study, readers can deepen their understanding of fundamental knowledge and assess their learning progress, improving their ability to discriminate, judge, and analyze.
This book can serve as a reference for students of TCM universities and colleges to review for exams and for TCM orthopedics professionals preparing for advancement exams. Any shortcomings or errors in the book are sincerely welcome to be pointed out by the readers.
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