1. The Chinese culture believes that the human body is connected to its environment.

This is called:

a. Buddhism
b. Yin and Yang
c. Christianity
d. Judaism

2. Chinese folk medicine are known to treat the following EXCEPT:

a. Heart Disease
b. Mental Disorders
c. Respiratory Disease
d. Skin Disease

3. Traditional Chinese medicine is based on the theories about qi, a vital energy which
flows along channels in the body called:

a. Channels
b. Meridians
c. Streams
d. Tributary

4. This is a cultural practice in which needles are punctured into the skin to restore
health:

a. Acupuncture
b. Mugwort
c. Shiatsu
d. Cupping

5. This is a cultural practice in which a heated cup is placed on the skin to create
suction and promote blood flow. Most commonly placed on back, neck, and shoulders:

a. Acupuncture
b. Mugwort
c. Shiatsu
d. Cupping

6. Reiki is a healing practice most commonly seen in which country?

a. Philippines
b. China
c. Japan
d. India

 7. The main aim of Reiki is to remove all energetic blockades in the individual’s body.

a. True
b. False

8. The Japanese massage uses the same topography of energy flow as things like
acupuncture, but uses broad flat hands to apply pressure as the primary actor on those
energies. This is called:

a. Moxibustion
b. Shiatsu
c. Mugwort
d. Cupping

9. This is a Japanese practice in which a series of controlled burns are placed on the
same points along the body as acupuncture.

a. Moxibustion
b. Shiatsu
c. Cupping
d. Reiki

10. Japanese Medicine is synonymous to which term?

a. Yin and Yang

b. Kampo
c. Hilot
d. Unani

11. In traditional Indian unani medicine all of the following are used EXCEPT:

a. Elatives
b. Exhilirants
c. Aphrodisiacs
d. Steroids

12. Tibetan medicine is a centuries old traditional medical system, incorporating

techniques such as pulse analysis, urinalysis and utilizes behavior and dietary
modification composed of natural materials and physical therapies to treat illness. This
is also called:

a. Sowa-Rigpa medicine
b. Pagtatawas medicine
c. Kampo medicine
d. Albularyo medicine

 13. This is a Filipino term used to describe a healer who combines many alternative
medical techniques like herbal medication, acupressure, and chiropractic.

a. Hilot
b. Shiatsu
c. Unani
d. Reiki

14. This is a Filipino pseudomedicinal practice in which it attempts to diagnose an

affliction or psychological disorder by interpreting shapes produced in water by molten
wax droppings from a burning candle.

a. Pagtatawas
b. Sowa-Rigpa
c. Kampo
d. Ayurvedic

15. The therapeutic techniques used by traditional filipino healers are all directed toward
God with the sole purpose of curing one’s illness and helping others.

a. True
b. False