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Hi, all. I am a student at The Academy of Oriental

Medicine in Austin (finishing Sept 04). I am also an

AOBTA certified Zen Shiatsu bodyworker. I really

enjoy " lurking " for now on the mailing list to hear

what is of interest to people with a lot more time in

the profession than I have.

Teresa Green

greenshiatsu

 

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> There are 24 messages in this issue.

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> Topics in this digest:

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> 1. Re: The Angry Healer

> " teo_lau " <teo_lau

> 2. Case histories

> " rey tiquia " <rey

> 3. FW: Case histories

> " rey tiquia " <rey

> 4. Re: FW: Case histories

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

> 5. Re: Case histories

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

> 6. Re: Case histories

> " James Ramholz "

> <jramholz

> 7. Case histories

> " rey tiquia " <rey

> 8. Re: Case histories

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

> 9. The rendering of terms

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

> 10. Re: Case histories

> " "

> <

> 11. Re: Case histories

> " sammy_bates " <ga.bates

> 12. Traditional = Ancestral = Sacred ...

> " Millennium Twain "

> <unamity

> 13. our greatest gift ...

> " Millennium Twain "

> <unamity

> 14. RE: our greatest gift ...

> " salvador march "

> <salvador_march

> 15. Re: our greatest gift ...

> " "

> <attiliodalberto

> 16. RE: our greatest gift ...

> " salvador march "

> <salvador_march

> 17. Re: our greatest gift ...

> " salvador march "

> <salvador_march

> 18. Re: our greatest gift ...

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

> 19. Re: our greatest gift ...

> " syho_real " <syho

> 20. Re: Case histories

> " James Ramholz "

> <jramholz

> 21. RE: Re: Case histories

> <ga.bates

> 22. info

> " Leon Chiu "

> <Leonchiu2000

> 23. Re: Case histories

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

> 24. Re: info

> " kenrose2008 "

> <kenrose2008

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> Message: 1

> Sun, 28 Dec 2003 02:58:26 -0000

> " teo_lau " <teo_lau

> Re: The Angry Healer

>

> Chinese Medicine ,

> " dr. k "

> <aryaone@e...> wrote:

> > [Laurentiu:

> > Don't forget that 2004 will be a wooden year

> (Green Monkey) - Jia-

> > Shen¥Ò¥Ó.

> > And because Shen ¥Ó is Metal, " the tree won't grow

> well under the

> > axe " .]

> >

> > Enigmatic!

> >

> > Can you talk a little more about 2004 in these

> terms?

> >

> > Dr. Holmes Keikobad

> > MB BS DPH Ret. DIP AC NCCAOM LIC AC CO & AZ

> > www.acu-free.com - home based recertification for

> acupuncturists

> and health

> > professionals

>

> Hi,

>

> You can find details on the Green-Monkey year at:

>

> http://www.raymond-lo.com/main/monkey.asp

>

> Laurentiu

>

>

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> Message: 2

> Sun, 28 Dec 2003 15:14:55 +1100

> " rey tiquia " <rey

> Case histories

>

>

> Ken, Atillo, and Other listmembers,

>

> I'm working on a project that includes

> > development of a case history format. I'd

> > be very grateful for any input that any

> > of you might have to make as to criteria

> > for designing such a format. Ken Rose

>

> I think this is a very good project, Ken, and I

> think that Atillo started

> with a very good format .

>

> I have looked into this issue of case history

> writing in TCM when I was

> doing my Masters of Science in l995 (when I was

> enrolled in the subject

> 'Diseases and Society') and wrote a paper entitled

> " Remaking Traditional

> Chinese medicine As contemporary Australian Medical

> Practice " One of the my

> motives in writing the paper was the incrasing

> phenomenon of scientization

> of TCM practice including the writing of it's

> clinical case histories which

> is referred to in Chinese as 'Yi An' I am presenting

> below an expanded

> version of the Yi An as written in my paper.

>

> THE MEDICAL CASE RECORDS A TECHNOLOGY THROUGH

> WHICH EVALUATION PROCEEDS

>

> " The medical case records is the basis upon

> which the TCM practitoner

> makes his diagnosis and tratment of the patient. It

> is a record of

> convergence between TCM theory and practice. It is a

> record of TCM practice.

> It is a record of the process of " differentiating

> clinical patterns and

> tailoring treatment. " (bian zheng lun zhi). It is

> also the concrete

> manifestation of " choosing individual remedies for

> the formulae on the basis

> of the established therapuetic method and principle

> (li fa fang yao). " ( A

> General Introduction to the schematization and use

> of the Medical Case

> Records " Journal of TCM , I have to get the

> complete name of the journal,

> volume and date of issue. "

>

> I GENERAL INFORMATION (The patient's name, sex, age,

> place of birth, place

> of origin (ji guan); residential address; date of

> consultation. In case of

> infants or minors, include the names and address of

> parents or guardian.

>

> II Inquiry Wen Zhen

>

> 1. MAIN COMPLAINT : The main symptom or sign

> including location , nature ,

> extent and time they appear. They must be summative

> using one or two words

> to accurately describe them .

>

> EXAQMPLE : " Recurrent colicky upper abdominal

> pain, accompanied by

> vomitting for three times. "

>

> 2. HISTORY OR CURRENT CONDITION : This refers to the

> whole historical

> developmental process of current condition. This can

> include: time of onset

> of codition; what brought it about; where the

> symptoms occurred; nature and

> severity of symptom; changes in symptomss;

> accompanying conditions;

> treatment undergone and present state of illness.

>

>

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Teresa Green - Zen Shiatsu Therapist

Austin, TX By appointment (512)787-2430

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