National Pharmaceutical Professional Skills Competition in Pharmaceutical Vocational Colleges

The national Chinese medicine skill competition includes four major items: character identification, microscopic identification, Chinese medicine blending and Chinese medicine processing.

There are generally four major items in the national Chinese medicine skill competition: character identification, microscopic identification, Chinese medicine blending and Chinese medicine processing. It is mainly used to test the achievements of professional construction and teaching reform in vocational colleges.

Assess and demonstrate the general core technology and comprehensive professional ability of each participating school. Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills Competition is an individual event. Different levels of schools have different schedules, which are generally divided into secondary vocational schools and higher vocational schools.

The major of traditional Chinese medicine trains professionals with basic knowledge background of traditional Chinese medicine, good humanities and natural science literacy, systematic mastery of basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine, development of basic skills of traditional Chinese medicine and related knowledge of modern medicine, and certain ability of production, management, sales and research and development of traditional Chinese medicine.

The contestants are holding a unarmed drug competition. On the same day, Hengyang County Federation of Trade Unions held a staff skills and Chinese medicine skills challenge in the local Chinese medicine hospital. Through blindfolded traditional Chinese medicine identification and unarmed drug competition, the professional ability of participants in traditional Chinese medicine identification and dispensing operation was tested to improve the comprehensive quality of traditional Chinese medicine professionals.

Chinese herbal medicine itself may also carry a small amount of eggs, but moths are mostly exogenous. Chinese herbal medicines are easily attacked by exogenous pests during storage, and grow and reproduce rapidly under suitable temperature and humidity conditions, resulting in moths.