Clinical Training in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Basic Skills - Chinese Medicine Section

Author: Yuan Changjin, Liu Shao gui
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is compiled based on the teaching syllabus and content of the "New Century National Higher TCM Colleges and Universities Planning Textbooks." It divides the essential theories, knowledge, and skills that TCM medical personnel must master, along with key content, into three sections—Physician, Chinese Medicine, and Nursing—through varying question formats.
The Physician section includes over 2,300 questions and more than 3,870 self-test questions and answers, covering basic theories of TCM, fundamental knowledge of clinical disciplines such as TCM Internal Medicine and Surgery, basic TCM diagnostic techniques, and standardized medical record writing.
The Chinese Medicine section includes over 1,350 question-and-answer pairs and more than 1,800 self-test questions and answers, focusing on fundamental theories and skills in TCM, pharmacognosy, formulae, medicinal botany, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacy management, drug testing, TCM identification, processing, pharmaceutical preparation, dispensing, and storage.
The Nursing section includes over 1,100 question-and-answer pairs and more than 1,300 self-test questions and answers, covering basic nursing theories, fundamental knowledge of nursing for internal and surgical diseases, and basic TCM nursing techniques.
Appendices include simulated exam papers and answers for TCM physicians, Chinese medicine technicians, and TCM nurses.
This book centers on the "Three Basics" training in TCM clinical practice, integrating new theories, knowledge, and technologies of TCM with the "Three Basics" training content. It is beneficial for TCM, Chinese medicine, and TCM nursing personnel to strengthen their "Three Basics" training, review, consolidate, and reinforce their knowledge, and assess their learning outcomes. It helps identify gaps and fill them promptly, thereby improving analytical and problem-solving skills as well as medical proficiency.
This book serves as a reference for TCM hospital management and on-the-job training, catering to "Three Basics" training for TCM, Chinese medicine, and TCM nursing professionals at all levels. It is also suitable for clinical "Three Basics" training, exams, and assessments for students in higher and secondary TCM colleges and universities. Additionally, it can be used as a study guide for TCM self-examination, preparation for TCM physician, pharmacist, and nurse qualification exams, as well as for career advancement exams.