GB/T 16751.3-2023Clinic terminology of traditional Chinese medical diagnosis and treatment - Part 3: Therapeutic methods (English PDF)

1 Scope

This document defines the terms and definitions of 1276 commonly used clinical principles, methods and therapies of traditional Chinese medicine:

This document is applicable to TCM medical treatment, health statistics, TCM management, medical insurance settlement, TCM medical quality assessment, scientific research, teaching, publishing and national

Internal and external academic exchanges and other fields:

Terms with category attributes in this document are generally not suitable for clinical treatment (except those without subordinate generic terms):

2 Normative references

This document has no normative references:

3 Rule-like terms

3:1

It generally refers to adopting appropriate prevention and treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine for the purpose of strengthening the body, calming emotions, adapting to natural changes, and improving the human body's righteousness:

The principles of prevention and treatment to prevent and block the occurrence or further development of diseases:

Note: Including prevention of relapse after recovery, prevention before illness, prevention of degeneration after illness, etc:

3:1:1

It generally refers to when the disease has basically recovered, or the disease has not yet occurred in the stable period or the intermittent period, in order to prevent the recurrence of residual pathogens, or due to fatigue, improper diet and other reasons:

The principle of treatment is to adopt various methods to support righteousness, strengthen the body, and promote recovery:

3:1:2

It generally refers to the treatment of preventing and curing diseases from the two aspects of strengthening the body's righteousness and preventing the invasion of pathogens before the disease is not yet or before the onset of the disease:

in principle:

3:1:3 preventive disease

Generally refers to taking various methods to avoid and stop the disease before its onset or aggravation according to the occurrence, development and transmission of the disease:

Principles of treatment for aggravation or transmission:

3:2

It is opposite to slowing down the root cause: In emergency situations such as hemorrhage or diarrhea, severe pain, anuria and other standard diseases and symptoms, timely use hemostatic or antidiarrheal, antidiarrheal

The principle of treatment is to treat the standard diseases and symptoms such as pain, diuresis, etc:, and then treat the original disease: