AP Diagnostics and Pathology Flashcards
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What is the role of 'Nadi Pariksha' in Ayurvedic diagnosis?
Answer: Evaluates doshic balance through pulse
Nadi Pariksha, or pulse diagnosis, is a traditional Ayurvedic method used to assess the state of the doshas and internal health.
Which of the following is a key sign of 'Ama' in the body?
Answer: Foul body odor and coated tongue
Ama, or toxins formed from undigested food, often presents as a thick coating on the tongue and sluggish digestion.
Which stage in 'Shat Kriya Kala' represents the accumulation of doshas?
Answer: Sanchaya
The first stage, Sanchaya, signifies the initial accumulation of doshas before they begin to spread or cause symptoms.
What does 'Roga Nidana' primarily focus on in Ayurveda?
Answer: Identification of disease and its origins
Roga Nidana deals with the identification and classification of disease, including its causes, stages, and symptoms.
Which method is NOT typically used in Ayurvedic diagnostic examination?
Answer: MRI scan
Ayurveda uses observation (Darshana), touch (Sparshana), and questioning (Prashna); imaging is a modern technique not rooted in traditional Ayurveda.
In Ayurveda, how is 'Dosha Vikriti' different from 'Prakriti'?
Answer: Vikriti indicates current imbalance
Prakriti refers to one’s inherent constitution, while Vikriti reflects current imbalances in the doshas.