T/HSIPA 006-2022 The standard operating procedures for Qihu Ren meridian detoxification technique
T/HSIPA 006-2022 The standard operating procedures for Qihu Ren meridian detoxification technique
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Main Technical Content: 1. Scope This document specifies the terms and definitions, operating procedures and requirements, and precautions and contraindications of the "Ci Huiren Meridian Detoxification Technique". It is applicable to medical institutions and traditional Chinese medicine health care service organizations, and is used to guide healthy individuals, sub-healthy populations, and chronic disease patients in the technical operation of the "Ci Huiren Meridian Detoxification Technique". 2. Normative Reference Documents The provisions of the following documents are incorporated into this document by reference. For dated reference documents, all subsequent amendment sheets (excluding errata) or revised versions are not applicable to this document. However, parties reaching agreements based on this document are encouraged to investigate whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For undated reference documents, the latest versions apply to this section. - GB/T 20348-2006: Basic Terminology of Traditional Chinese Medicine - GB/T 16751: Terminology of Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine 3. Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this standard. 3.1 Ci Huiren Meridian Detoxification Technique Refers to a traditional Chinese medicine external treatment method developed by the technical team of Shandong Ci Huiren Health Technology Co., Ltd. under the guidance of the theories of meridians and Qi-blood-Yin-Yang in traditional Chinese medicine. It integrates and innovates traditional Chinese external treatment methods such as cupping, massage, and plaster application to achieve the goal of "preventing disease". 3.2 Cupping 3.7 Viscera Tuina Refers to a technique that regulates the Qi-blood and dredges the meridians of the viscera based on the theory of viscera and meridians, with the aim of preventing and treating diseases. 3.10 Constitution Regulation Refers to a met