What do Chinese medicine rehabilitation therapists learn?

Traditional Chinese medicine rehabilitation therapists learn basic knowledge, rehabilitation diagnostic techniques, rehabilitation evaluation criteria, commonly used rehabilitation techniques and so on.

1, basic knowledge: human biomechanics, human exercise physiology, neurology, rehabilitation of traditional Chinese medicine.

2. Rehabilitation diagnosis technology: various special examination experimental methods of limbs and joints, examination, palpation and percussion of spine, detection of spinal mobility and a number of special tests, and X-ray examination.

3. Rehabilitation evaluation criteria: pain, muscle strength, muscle tension, joint range of motion, gait analysis, electrophysiological examination, neuropsychological function, etc.

4. Common rehabilitation techniques: TCM massage, TCM moxibustion therapy, TCM therapy, dietotherapy and modern rehabilitation physiotherapy techniques.

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the holistic concept and dialectical treatment, pays attention to individual differences and the combination of disease and syndrome, pays attention to prevention and health care, and advocates natural therapy and dietotherapy. Chinese medicine treatment methods include acupuncture, massage, cupping, Chinese medicine decoction and so on. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the internal organs of the human body and the external environment are interrelated and influence each other. Therefore, Chinese medicine pays attention to the overall concept and the balance between internal and external environment.

Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and profound cultural heritage, which is an important part of China traditional culture. Traditional Chinese medicine has made an important contribution to the health and reproduction of the Chinese nation in history, and it is also one of the treasures in the world medical treasure house.

Significance of traditional Chinese medicine

The dominant idea of traditional Chinese medicine is a holistic concept, which takes viscera and meridians as the physiological and pathological basis and syndrome differentiation and treatment as the basis for diagnosis and treatment. Chinese medicine explores the etiology, location and nature of diseases through "looking, listening and asking", and treats diseases by means of Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, cupping and dietotherapy.

Chinese medicine attaches great importance to the integrity and unity of the human body and regards the human body as an organic whole. At the same time, we attach importance to the unity of man and nature. The unity of the internal and external environment of the human body and the unity of the human body itself is the overall concept of traditional Chinese medicine.