Development and History of Traditional Chinese Medicine

• Dialectical Outlook in the Theoretical System of TCM
• The Holistic Concept

Philosophical Concepts and Their Influence on TCM

• Yin-yang Doctrine
• Five Element System
• Points for Clarification
  

• The five Zang Organs
• The five Fu Organs
• The Extraordinary Organs
• Relations Between Zang and Fu Organs.

Substances Constituting the Human Body: Qi, Blood
and Body Fluids

• The Theory of Vita-vapor(qi), Blood and Body fluid

The Passageways Connecting the Interior and the Exterior of
the Human Body: Channnels

• Channels and Colletorals Theory

Pathogenic Factors in Chinese Medicine Theory

• Pathogenic Factors

The Occurrence, Changs and Development in TCM

• Occurrence of Disease
• Pathogenesis
• Points for Clarification

Diagnostic Techniques

• Inspection
• Auscultation-olfaction
• Inquiry
• Feeling Pulse
• Inspect Finger Nail, Teeth Print Upon Togue and Inner Cheek
• Feel the Ear and Gastral Cavity and Naval Region.

Eight Guiding Principles for Diagnosis

• Exterior and Interior
• Cold and Heat
• Deficiency and Excess
• Yin and Yang

Identification of Syndromes According to Zang-Fu Reaction

Disease Prevention and Treatment Principles

• Disease Prevention
• Therapeutic Principles