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The purpose of this course is acquaint the students with Western physical diagnostic processes combining history taking, physical examination and differential diagnosis. Common physical examinations of the skin, head and neck, eyes, ears, nose and throat, thorax and lungs, heart and neck vessels, peripheral vascular system and lymphatic system, abdomen, muscular and skeletal system, neurological system, male genitalia, female genitalia/breast will be introduced and covered. 2305 Medical Tui Na 2 credits/30 hours Introduces the principles and techniques of the traditional Chinese physical therapy known as Tui Na. Students are trained to a level of basic proficiency in the treatment of structural and soft-tissue injury and dysfunction. Students learn how to deal with common health problems including general health, shoulder, neck, abdominal, common-cold, and headache protocols. Training is intended to develop the students' physical approach to bodywork as a primary or complementary modality in their practice. 2306 Clinical Observation VI 2 credits/60 hours A continuation of2206. 3101 TCM Internal Medicine 4 credits/60 hours This course focuses on discussion of about 30 commonly seen diseases in TCM internal medicine which are treated with herbal medicine. Each of the diseases is introduced by name, etiology, pathogenesis, pattern differentiation, main manifestations, analysis of the clinical manifestations, treatment principles, formulas and their modifications. 3102 Acupuncture Internal Medicine 2 credits/30 hours The theory and practice of acupuncture are applied to internal disorders such as respiratory disorders, cardiovascular disorders, gastroenterological disorders, neurological disorders, urological disorders, immune disorders, endocrine disorders and emotional disorders. 3103 Chinese Herbal Formulas II 4 credits/60 hours 32 _..,..~,~~