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A. Male, positive energy that produces light, warmth, and fullness.
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B. Traditional Chinese medical way of diagnosing a health problem by examining the tongue.
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C. Traditional Chinese medical way of diagnosing a health problem by listening and smelling.
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D. Female, negative energy; the force of darkness, cold, and emptiness.
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E. Traditional Chinese medical way of restoring the balance of yin and yang that is based on the therapeutic value of heat. Heat is used in a disease where there is an excess of yin.
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F. Specific points of the body into which needles are inserted in the traditional Chinese medical practice of acupuncture.
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G. The traditional Chinese medical way of restoring the balance of yin and yang that is based on the therapeutic value of cold. Cold is used in a disease where there is an excess of yang.
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H. The traditional Chinese medical way of diagnosing a health problem by asking questions.
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I. Traditional Chinese medical way of diagnosing a health problem by feeling pulses.
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