Home >> Open Courses>> Student Forum
Physiological functions of five zang organs and their relations with the orifices
TCMOO Chinese medicine and acupuncture training
Physiological functions of five zang organs and their relations with the orifices
|
Five zang
|
Heart
|
Lung
|
Spleen
|
Liver
|
Kidney
|
|
|
Physiological
functions
|
Essence
|
|
|
|
|
Storing essence
|
|
Qi
|
|
Dominating qi and respiration, dispersing defensive qi
|
Elevating the lucid
|
Dredging and regulating
|
Governing reception of qi
|
|
|
Spirit
|
Mind
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Blood
|
Blood and vessels
|
Connecting with all the vessels
|
Commanding blood
|
Storing blood
|
Governing water
|
|
|
Body fluid
|
|
Regulating water passage
|
Transporting and transforming water
|
|
|
|
|
Digestion
|
|
|
Transporting and transforming food
|
|
|
|
|
Related
orifices
|
Constituents
|
Pulse
|
Skin
|
Muscle
|
Tendon
|
Bone
|
|
Sensory organs
|
Tongue
|
Nose
|
Mouth
|
Eye
|
Ear, external genitals and anus
|
|
|
External manifestations
|
Face
|
Body hair
|
Nails
|
Lips
|
Hair
|
|
|
Liquids
|
Sweating
|
Snivel
|
Saliva
|
Tear
|
Spittle
|
|
|
Emotions
|
Joy
|
Grief
|
Contemplation
|
Anger
|
Fear
|
|
|
Relationship
|
Blood--emotions
|
Dispersion--descent
|
Transporting and transforming food nutrients --water
|
Storing--dredging and regulating
|
Essence—Qi
(transformation to each other)
|
|
|
Characteristics
|
Yang zang organ,
Pathogenic factors attaking pericardium first
|
Delicate zang organ.
Preference for moistening, aversion to dryness
|
The acquired base of life, Preference for dryness, aversion to dampness
|
Yin in entity and yang in function,
Preference for extended, aversion to depression
|
The prenatal base of life, kidney yin and yang are water and fire of Mingmen
|
|
TCMOO Chinese medicine and acupuncture training
