Chinese medicine theory of yin and yang of the basis of anatomy and physiology.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Chinese medicine theory of yin and yang of the basis of anatomy and physiology [Abstract] Objective To investigate the theory of traditional Chinese medicine yin and yang and the body contact between autonomic function. Methods anatomy and physiology knowledge and traditional Chinese medicine yin and yang theory, the initial inference link between them. Results of yin and yang theory of traditional Chinese medicine and the sympathetic and parasympathetic relationship between the dynamic balance of many things in common. Conclusions of the yin and yang organs, that is, between the sympathetic and parasympathetic dynamic balance between yin and yang organs that balance is the basis of anatomy and physiology theory. [Keywords:] yin and yang theory, anatomy, physiology According to Chinese theory of yin and yang and the anatomy and physiology of the relevant knowledge, I believe that the organs of the yin and yang, that is, between the sympathetic and parasympathetic dynamic balance between yin and yang organs that balance is the basis of anatomy and physiology theory. As spinal segment the characteristics of nerve distribution, and some organs of functional abnormalities, autonomic nervous system to adjust the organ, due to positioning and characteristics of nerve distribution, the result would lead to “multiple organ adjustment.” adjustment is Yin and Yang of multiple organ Five Elements Theory of Health grams anatomical basis by insult. A knowledge of relevant anatomy 1.1 spinal segment, organs and organ anatomy autonomic shown in Figure 1. 1.2 visceral visceral sensory characteristics of the following characteristics: visceral stimulus location is poor, so the visceral sense of positioning is not accurate. Offal of traction, expansion, and sensitive to hot and cold stimuli, while cutting, cutting, etc. is not sensitive to stimulation. general visceral sensory pathways that spread, that is a visceral sense of the spinal c