Introduction to Chinese Medicine for Animal Practitioners
Discover the fundamentals of Chinese medicine tailored for animal care, enhancing your practice and enriching the lives of your patients.
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History and Philosophy of Chinese Medicine
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Assignment 1 - Reflection
Introduction Quiz
Understanding Yin & Yang: The Foundation of Balance
The Four Relationships of Yin & Yang
Recognizing Yin & Yang in the Animal
Yin & Yang Within the Body
When Yin & Yang Become Imbalanced: Understanding Excess & Deficiency
Understanding Heat & Cold: Excess vs. Deficiency
Applying Yin & Yang to Animal Assessment
Assignment — Seeing Yin & Yang in Your Animal
Introduction to the Five Elements: Understanding Relationships & Change
The Five Element Correspondences
5 Elements Chart
Wood: Movement, Growth & Adaptability
Fire: Warmth, Connection & Expression
Earth: Nourishment, Stability & Centering
Metal: Structure, Boundaries & Release
Water: Reserve, Constitution & Adaptation
The Generating Cycle: How the Five Elements Support One Another
The Controlling Cycle: Regulation & Balance Between the Five Elements
Five Element Constitutions & Animal Personalities
Seasons & the Five Elements: Understanding Seasonal Energetics in Animals
Applying the Five Elements to Animal Assessment
Assignment: Seeing the Five Elements in Your Animal
Five Elements Module Quiz
Qi
Qi Quiz
Blood
Body Fluids
Jing
Shen
Vital Substances Quiz
Introduction to Zang-Fu Theory
The Heart & Small Intestine
The Pericardium & San Jiao
The Spleen & Stomach — Earth
The Lung & Large Intestine — Metal
The Kidney & Bladder — Water
The Liver & Gallbladder — Wood
How the Zang-Fu Systems Work Together
Zang-Fu Through the Five Elements
Observing Zang-Fu Patterns in Animals
Zang-Fu Case Examples
Zang-Fu Integration Assignment
Zang-Fu Organ Systems Quiz
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