ASM202
Asian Medicine II
This course focuses on the understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis. Students learn etiologies, pathogenesis, pattern identification, and pulse and tongue diagnosis. Other diagnostic theories such as 6 channels, 4 levels and 3 burners are presented. Case studies are implemented in order to facilitate learning. Discussion on the use of acupuncture points is limited as students are not required to take ASM203 concurrently.
| Full time program | IMG Delivery | |
| Year/Term | 2nd Year | Term 2 |
| Credit value | 2 | 2 |
| Prerequisites | ASM102 | ASM102 |
| Corequisites |
- Why choose CCNM?
- Admissions information
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- Areas of Study
- Course Listing
- ASM102
- ASM103
- ASM202
- ASM203
- ASM204
- ASM302
- ASM303
- BAS103
- BAS108
- BAS115
- BAS118
- BAS119
- BAS120
- BAS121
- BAS208
- BAS215
- BAS216
- BOT101
- BOT202
- BOT302
- CLE100
- CLE201
- CLE303
- CLE310
- CLE404
- CLE412
- CLE450
- CLS213
- CLS214
- CLS223
- CLS224
- CLS301
- CLS302
- CLS304
- CLS306
- CPH100
- FNM201
- HOM100
- HOM204
- HOM205
- HOM300
- NMS101
- NMS310
- NMS401
- NMS410
- NPH101
- NPH102
- NPH305
- NPH315
- NPS315
- NPS401
- NUT102
- NUT202
- NUT302
- PHM104
- PHM201
- PHM301
- PHM301
- PHM324
- PSY103
- PSY203
- PSY303
- RAD302
- RES100
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- Tuition and Fees
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- Student Life
- Housing
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