中醫(yī)/中西醫(yī)結(jié)合專業(yè)英語

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本書以教育部《大學(xué)英語教學(xué)大綱》為主要依據(jù)，結(jié)合中醫(yī)／中西醫(yī)結(jié)合專業(yè)教學(xué)的特點(diǎn)，由資深的英語教育和中醫(yī)藥教育專家共同編寫。全書分為三大部分，第一部分介紹醫(yī)學(xué)英語基本知識和讀、寫、譯的一般規(guī)律；第二、三部分分別介紹了中醫(yī)／中西醫(yī)臨床基礎(chǔ)理論、基本內(nèi)容、特色療法和常用中藥名稱、功效，以及經(jīng)脈循行、穴位名稱、定位與臨床應(yīng)用等。所選內(nèi)容涵蓋了高等中醫(yī)藥教育的常用英語，注重實(shí)用性、可讀性和讀、寫、譯能力的培養(yǎng)。本書可作為高等中醫(yī)藥教育的試用教材，亦可供中醫(yī)／中西醫(yī)結(jié)合專業(yè)人員學(xué)習(xí)參考。

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General studyUnit 1    Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A General Introduction of TCM　　Passage B "Bian Zheng Lun Zhi"-- Diagnosis and Treatment Based on an Overall Analysis of Signs and Symptoms  Part 2　Focus　　The Medical Science English Translation  Part 3　Note book　　The Famous TCM BooksUnit 2  Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Yin and Yang　　Passage B HIV/AIDS  Part 2　Focus　　Abstract of Dissertation    Part 3　Note book　　Classifications According to Yin-Yang Theory  Unit 3  Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Five Elements　　Passage B The Hippocratic Oath  Part 2　Focus　　Abbreviations of the Medicine English  Part 3　Note book　　Tables About Five Elements TheoryUnit 4    Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Zang-fu Theory　　Passage B Kidney  Part 2　Focus　　Word-building of Medical Technical Terms   Part 3　Note book　　Affix in Common UseUnit 5  Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Qi, Blood and Body Fluid　　Passage B Counseling　Part 2　Focus　　Package Insert　Part 3　Note book　　Tables for each Zang organ's Brief AccountUnit 6　Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Meridians and Collaterals  　　Passage B Massage Therapy　Part 2　Focus　　Professional Terminology of Massage Therapy and bone-setting(l)　Part 3　Note book　　Classification of Meridians and CollateralsUnit 7  　Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Six Exogenous Factors　　Passage B Seven Emotional Factors　Part 2　Focus　　Professional Terminology of Massage Therapy and Bone-setting (2)　Part 3　Note book　　Characters of the Pathogenic FactorsUnit 8　Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Deficiency and Excess　　Passage B The Concept of Organism as a Whole　Part 2　Focus　　Professional Terminology of Massage Therapy and Bone-setting (3)　Part 3　Note book　　The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine(from 2000 to 2005)Unit 9　Part 1　Reading and Translation　　Passage A Observation of the Tongue　　Passage B Decision of a Physician　Part 2　Focus　　Departments in the Hospital　Part 3　Note book　……Unit 10Unit 11Unit 12Unit 13Unit 14Unit 15TCM OutlineAnsers

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　　Passage A Meridians and Collaterals　　The meridians and collaterals are distributed a1]over the human body，Linking the interi-or Zang-fu organs to the various tissues and organs of the super portion of the body to makethe body an organic integrity，and transporting Qi and blood in order to nourish the wholebody.In the network of the meridians and collaterals，the meridians are the main trunks thatpertain to the respective Zang-fu organs，while the collaterals are their minor branches dis-tributed over the entire body.　　The system of meridians and collaterals mainly consists of the twelve regular meridians，the eight extra meridians and the fifteen collaterals.The twelve regular meridians，togetherwith Ren meridian and Du meridian of the eight extra meridians form the fourteen meridians，along each of which are points for applying acupuncture and moxibustion.　　The complete name of each of the twelve regular meridians is composed of three parts：（1）hand or foot，（2）Yin or rang（Yin is further divided into Taiyin，Shaoyin and Jueyin，and rang into Taiyang。Yangming and Shaoyang），and（3）a Zang or a Fu organ.The handor foot in the name of a meridian depends on whether the meridian goes mainly on the handor the foot’while Yin or Yang and a Zang or a Fu organ are determined by whether it takesits course along the medial or the lateral aspect of the 1imb’and which Zang or Fu organ it pertainsto。For instance，the meridian which goes mainly on the hand’runs along the medial aspect of theupper limb and pertains to the lung，is named the Lung meridian of Hand-Taiyin.　　The eight extra meridians are the Du，Ren，Chong，Dai，Yangqiao，Yinqiao Yangweiand Yinwei meridians.Their courses of distribution are different from those of the twelveregular meridians and they do not pertain to or connect with Zang-fu organs.　　Each of the names of the eight extra meridians conveys special meaning：Du means gov-erning；that is to say，the Du meridian has the function of governing all the Yang meridians。Ren means responsibility；that is，the Ren meridian is responsible for all the Yin meridians.Chong means vital；that is，the Chong meridian is a vital meridian communicating with allthe meridians.Dai is a girdle，which implies that the Dai meridian has the function of bindingup all the meridians.　　……

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