First, the basis of Chinese medicine.
1. is a book published by China Traditional Chinese Medicine Press on June 5438+0, 2003. According to the requirements of the teaching plan and syllabus of the four-year Chinese medicine specialty, this book is sponsored by the National Association of Higher Chinese Medicine Education entrusted by state administration of traditional chinese medicine.
2, organization 12 Chinese medicine colleges * * * together. This book systematically expounds the formation and development of the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine, the basic characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine, the philosophical basis of traditional Chinese medicine, the structure and function of human body, the causes and mechanisms of diseases, the diagnostic methods and dialectical methods of diseases, the prevention and treatment of diseases, and the basic concepts of health preservation and rehabilitation.
3. This book is one of the "Planning Textbooks for National Colleges and Universities of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the New Century" for undergraduates majoring in traditional Chinese medicine in national colleges and universities of traditional Chinese medicine.
Second, clinical practice of traditional Chinese medicine.
1 is a science to study the clinical use of traditional Chinese medicine. Its core is the safety, effectiveness and rationality of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, which is of great significance to improve the clinical efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine and reduce adverse reactions.
2. Under the premise of ensuring the safety, effectiveness and rationality of clinical medication, clinical Chinese medicine focuses on scientifically expounding the theory of medicinal properties of traditional Chinese medicine, exploring the principles of effective and safe clinical application of traditional Chinese medicine, tracking the curative effect of traditional Chinese medicine, evaluating the multi-component effect of traditional Chinese medicine, and providing scientific basis for solving clinical common diseases, frequently-occurring diseases and difficult diseases.
Third, prescription science.
1 is a subject to study the compatibility of treatment and prescription and its clinical application, and it is a compulsory basic course for all kinds of TCM majors. Prescription research is based on syndrome differentiation.
2. On the basis of determining the treatment method, according to the principle of prescription, select the appropriate drugs for reasonable compatibility and determine the appropriate dosage form. The basic task of guiding prescription science is to clarify the relationship between prescription and disease syndrome.