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Examination outline of comprehensive subjects of traditional Chinese medicine

The overall goal of

Examination objectives: candidates are required to systematically understand and master the basic theoretical knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, and integrate theory with practice; I can use the principles, methods, prescriptions and drugs of traditional Chinese medicine to treat common clinical diseases based on syndrome differentiation, and have good ability to analyze and solve problems, which can meet the needs of studying postgraduate courses in various specialties of traditional Chinese medicine.

Examination scope: The comprehensive examination of traditional Chinese medicine includes five parts: basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, prescription science and internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine.

Examination requirements: The purpose of this examination is to test candidates' mastery and application ability of basic theoretical knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine in three levels. The basic requirements of the three levels are:

1. Familiarity with memory: Candidates are required to use scientific and clear TCM terms to accurately express their concepts and basic principles according to the questions, associating familiar and memorized knowledge about basic theories of TCM, diagnosis and syndrome differentiation, utility characteristics of commonly used drugs and prescriptions, compatibility and application, and the law of syndrome differentiation and treatment of common clinical diseases.

2. Analysis and judgment: Using the basic theories and methods of traditional Chinese medicine, analyze and explain the mechanism of disease occurrence, development, diagnosis and treatment, and identify and judge different drugs, prescriptions and diseases.

3. Comprehensive application: Through the comprehensive application of basic theories and methods of traditional Chinese medicine, the related theoretical problems are expounded, and the correct dialectical diagnosis, legislation, prescription and nursing of common clinical diseases are carried out.

First, the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine

(-) Introduction

1. Formation and development of theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine

2. Dialectical materialism in the theoretical system of TCM.

3. Basic characteristics of Chinese medicine

First, the theory of yin-yang change is used for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

2. Five Elements Theory

3. The characteristics and comprehensive application of the theory of yin-yang and five elements.

(3) Tibetan elephants

(4) Qi, blood and body fluids

(5) Meridian

(vi) Etiology and morbidity

(VII) Pathogenesis

(8) Prevention and control principles

Second, traditional Chinese medicine diagnostics

(-) Conclusion

Three principles of TCM diagnosis of diseases-observing exterior and interior, seeking cause based on syndrome differentiation, and referring to four diagnoses.

(2) Four kinds of diagnosis

1. Access

Smell out the diagnosis

Seek advice

4. Pulse diagnosis

(3) Dialectics

1. Analysis of Eight Basic Principles

2. Etiological differentiation

3. Syndrome Differentiation of Qi, Blood and Body Fluid

4. Visceral syndrome differentiation

5. Meridian diseases and syndromes

6. Syndrome Differentiation of Six Meridians

7. Wei Qi and Xue Ying dialectical.

Syndrome differentiation of triple energizer is one of the methods of syndrome differentiation of febrile diseases. It is necessary to master the pathogenesis, clinical manifestations and transmission laws of the following syndromes.

Syndrome of upper, middle and lower energizer.

Third, Chinese medicine.

Fourth, prescription science.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Chinese medicine internal medicine

Test paper structure

First, the proportion of questions.

Type A problems account for 45%

Class b problem 16%

Type x problem 25%

Second, the difficulty ratio of the test questions

Increase the difficulty by 30%

60% of the questions are moderately difficult.

Simple question 10%

Third, the number of test questions in each subject

30 topics of basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine

30 topics of TCM diagnostics

30 questions of traditional Chinese medicine

30 questions of prescription science

40 questions about internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine

Fourth, the total number of questions and the examination time.

The total number of questions is 160.

The examination time is 3 hours.