Question 1
A patient experiences sudden chest pain, dyspnea, and hyperresonance on percussion on the right side of the chest immediately after receiving acupuncture on point GB-21 (Jianjing). What is the most likely complication and the immediate course of action?
Correct Answer:
Pneumothorax; immediately withdraw the needle, have the patient lie down in a comfortable position, monitor vital signs, and seek emergency medical assistance
Question 2
During an acupuncture treatment, a patient suddenly becomes pale, dizzy, clammy, and reports nausea. The pulse is weak and rapid. What is the immediate first step the practitioner should take?
Correct Answer:
Withdraw all needles, help the patient lie flat on their back with legs slightly elevated, and offer warm water or tea
Question 3
According to Canadian acupuncture safety standards and Clean Needle Technique (CNT) guidelines, which of the following is the correct method for preparing the patient's skin before needling?
Correct Answer:
Cleanse the area with 70% isopropyl alcohol using a circular motion from the center outward, and allow it to dry completely before insertion
Question 4
A 15-year-old high school student seeks acupuncture treatment for menstrual cramps without their parents' knowledge. According to provincial regulatory standards in Canada, how should the practitioner proceed regarding consent?
Correct Answer:
Assess the minor's capacity to understand the nature, benefits, and risks of the treatment; if they are deemed a mature minor, they can provide independent consent
Question 5
A patient is prescribed a formula containing Sheng Di Huang (Radix Rehmanniae) with a daily raw herb dosage of 15 grams. The clinic's dispensary uses concentrated granule extracts with a 5:1 concentration ratio. What is the correct quantity of Sheng Di Huang granules to dispense for a 7-day supply?
Correct Answer:
21 grams
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