Prescriptions 1
Prescriptions provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to formulate and modify herbal prescriptions in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Students will learn the principles of herbal composition, modification, classification, and dosage, as well as considerations for combinations, compatibility, adverse effects, contraindications, and precautions.
Attendance
Regular attendance is essential to grasp the intricacies of herbal prescription formulation and modification. Any absences should be communicated in advance.
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Learning Objectives
- Describe the fundamental structure and processes of human cells.
- Explain the structure and function of various body tissues.
- Understand the organization of the body’s major systems.
- Locate key bones, muscles, and blood supply in the head, trunk, and limbs.
- Describe the range of joint articulation and the role of major muscles in coordinating movement.
- Identify abdominal and thoracic regions and their corresponding internal structures.
- Recognize surface anatomical structures essential for locating acupuncture points.
- Identify local anatomy in areas where acupuncture poses inherent injury risks.
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the general principles and composition of herbal formulas.
- Modify herbal formulas based on substitution, alteration of ratios, and changes in dosage form.
- Classify herbal formulas according to their therapeutic actions and clinical relevance.
- Select appropriate combinations of herbs to achieve specific therapeutic outcomes.
- Understand dosage forms and methods of administration for herbal formulas.
- Determine appropriate dosages of herbs to achieve desired therapeutic effects.
- Identify potential adverse effects of herbal formulas and preventive measures.
- Recognize contraindications and precautions associated with herbal prescriptions.
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