Pulse-feeling is applied to find out the prosperity or decline of the viscera and bowels, qi and blood by feeling the patient’s pulse.

_____ are the methods of diagnosis in TCM. A: Observation B: Auscultation and olfaction C: Interrogation D: Palpation and pulse feeling

”望” as a way of diagnosis in TCM can be called________ in English. A: Inspection/observation B: Auscultation & olfaction C: Inquiry D: Palpation/pulse feeling

”闻” as a way of diagnosis in TCM can be called________ in English. A: Inspection/observation B: Auscultation & olfaction C: Inquiry D: Palpation/pulse feeling

”问” as a way of diagnosis in TCM can be called________ in English. A: Inspection/observation B: Inquiry C: Auscultation & olfaction D: Palpation/pulse feeling

”切” as a way of diagnosis in TCM can be called________ in English. A: Inspection/observation B: Inquiry C: Palpation/pulse feeling D: Auscultation & olfaction

The pulse that indicates dampness pattern is A: slow pulse B: soggy pulse C: weak pulse D: wiry pulse

Which of the following pulse patterns is caused by discontinuous pulse and qi phases? A: knotted pulse B: slow-regular-intermittent pulse C: abrupt pulse D: uneven pulse

Which of the following is not a single factor pulse? A: thin pulse B: slow pulse C: uneven pulse D: floating pulse

Which of the following is not a single factor pulse? A: superficial pulse B: retarded pulse C: thin pulse D: uneven pulse