General discussion

Chapter 1 The Development of Traditional Chinese Internal Medicine

Chapter 2 The Basis of Traditional Chinese Internal Medicine

Section 1 Etiology

Section 2 Pathology

A.     Basic Concept of Pathogenesis and Syndromes of the Viscera

B.      Basic Concept on Pathogenesis and Syndromes of Qi and Blood

C.      Basic Concept on Pathogenesis and Syndromes of Wind, Fire, Dampness and Phlegm

D.     Basic Concept on Pathogenesis and Syndromes of the Six Channels

E.      Basic Concept on Pathogenesis and Syndromes of Wei, Qi, Ying, and Xue

Section 3 Taxonomy

Section 4 Therapeutics

A.      Therapeutic Principles

B.      Using 8 Therapies

C.      TCM Therapeutic Methods

Chapter 3 Methods of Clinical Practice and Writing of Medical Record in Traditional Chinese Internal Medicine

Section 1 Method of Clinical Practice in Traditional Chinese Internal Medicine

A.      Examination

B.      Diagnosis

C.      Treatment

Section 2 General Requirements for Traditional Chinese Internal Medicine Record

Section 3 Written From and Contents of In-patient Internal Medical Record

A.      From and Contents

B.      Concrete Requirements for In-patient Medical Record

C.      Example of In-patient Internal Medical Record

Section 4 Written From and Contents for the First Medical Record of Internal Outpatient

Systematic Considerations

Common Cold

Cough

Brachial Wheezing Syndrome

Panting Syndrome

Lung Distension

Sputum Retention

Spontaneous Perspiration and Night Sweat

Blood Syndrome

Palpitation

Pectoral Pain and Stuffiness

Insomnia

Melancholia

Manic and Depressive Psychosis

Epilepsy

Stomachache

Vomiting

Diarrhea

Dysentery

Constipation

Hypochondriac Pain

Jaundice

Accumlation and Aggregation

Tympanites

Headache

Dizziness

Apoplexy

Edema

Stranguria

Retention of Urine

Diabetes (Xiao Ke)

Arthralgia Syndrome

Wei Syndrome

Fever Due to Internal Disorders

Prescriptions in the Book