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Professional Knowledge of Chinese Materia Medica (1)

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Word count
155K words
Chapters
32
ISBN
9787513274418

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Summary

This book is one of the 7-volume Must-Memorize Scoring Points Series for the 2022 Licensed Pharmacist Examination and is the volume on Professional Knowledge of Chinese Materia Medica (I).

The series integrates the examination syllabus with review guides, highlighting must-memorize "scoring points" based on past exam questions and commonly tested exercises for easy memorization; it incorporates the latest exam questions from the revised textbook and provides brief

Editor's review

This book is the volume on Professional Knowledge of Chinese Materia Medica (I) in the "Must-Memorize Scoring Points" series for the Licensed Pharmacist Examination. It integrates the examination syllabus with review guide content and, centering on past exam questions and commonly tested exercises, identifies must-memorize "scoring points" to help candidates grasp high-frequency test points within limited time. Compared with systematic textbooks, it emphasizes memory efficiency and exam focus, incorporates the latest exam questions from the revised textbook, and provides brief prompts on difficult and key points so readers can sense changes in question design. It is suitable for strengthening memory, final pre-exam review, and filling knowledge gaps after basic study, and also works as a portable memorization handbook. Note that, with "must-memorize" as its core, the book offers relatively brief explanations of knowledge points and cannot replace systematic study of the syllabus and textbooks; since Professional Knowledge of Chinese Materia Medica (I) covers Chinese materia medica, formulas, and other areas, readers should understand before memorizing and avoid treating scoring points as isolated conclusions to be rote-learned.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Candidates preparing for Professional Knowledge of Chinese Materia Medica (I) of the Licensed Pharmacist Examination who need final-review memorization
  • Reviewers who have studied the textbook and need to organize high-frequency test points by scoring points
  • Exam-oriented readers who prefer self-testing through past exam questions and commonly tested exercises
  • Test-takers who need portable material for repeated memorization in fragmented time

Not a good fit for

  • Beginners who want a systematic understanding of Chinese materia medica and formulas and need detailed explanations
  • General readers who are not taking the Licensed Pharmacist Examination and browse Chinese materia medica content only out of interest
  • Complete beginners who have never studied the examination syllabus and find it hard to build a framework by memorizing scoring points directly

Reading tips

  1. Study textbook chapters against the examination syllabus first, then use this book's scoring points for reinforcement
  2. Do the corresponding past exam questions after each section and mark the scoring points involved in wrong answers
  3. Before the exam, review marked error-prone scoring points to reduce repeated memorization of mastered content
  4. Use the book as a portable handbook and review a fixed number of pages daily to keep memory fresh

About the publisher

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine focuses on publishing books in traditional Chinese medicine, covering Chinese medical classics, clinical medicine, acupuncture and tuina, materia medica and formulae, and medical history and literature; its catalogue includes 3,277 titles. Representative books include Xiao Er Yao Zheng Zhi Jue, Shang Han Lun, Yi Xue Zhong Zhong Can Xi Lu, Zhen Jiu Da Cheng, Yi Zong Jin Jian, and Guo Aichun's Annotated Huangdi Neijing Suwen (Second Edition). These works involve writings by historical physicians such as Qian Yi, Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Shuhe, and Zhang Xichun, as well as documentary studies compiled by contemporary authors including Zhao Xin, Zhen Xueyan, Zhang Yongtai, and Wang Xiangang. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes collation and annotation of original Chinese medical classics and the systematic presentation of famous physicians' works, balancing the transmission of ancient editions with reference for clinical application. Public information is limited, and no other publishing fields are covered here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 中药学专业知识(一)编委会
  3. 编写说明
  4. 前言
  5. 第一章 中药与药品质量标准
  6. 第一节 中药和中药临床应用
  7. 第二节 中药药品标准
  8. 第二章 中药材生产和中药饮片炮制
  9. 第一节 中药材生产
  10. 第二节 中药饮片的净制和切制
  11. 第三节 常用饮片炮制方法和作用
  12. 第三章 中药化学成分与药理作用
  13. 第一节 生物碱
  14. 第二节 糖和苷
  15. 第三节 醌类化合物
  16. 第四节 苯丙素类化合物
  17. 第五节 黄酮类化合物
  18. 第六节 萜类和挥发油
  19. 第七节 三萜与甾体化合物
  20. 第八节 其他化学成分
  21. 第四章 常用中药的鉴别
  22. 第一节 常用植物类中药的鉴别
  23. 第二节 常用动物类中药的鉴别
  24. 第三节 常用矿物类中药的鉴别
  25. 第五章 中药制剂与剂型
  26. 第一节 固体制剂
  27. 第二节 浸出制剂
  28. 第三节 液体制剂
  29. 第四节 无菌制剂
  30. 第五节 外用膏剂
  31. 第六节 其他制剂
  32. 第七节 药物新型给药系统与制剂新技术

FAQ

What is the relationship between this book and the official textbook?
This book is memory-oriented material that integrates the examination syllabus with review guide content, distilling key points into scoring points and pairing them with past exam questions and commonly tested exercises. It is suitable for use after studying the textbook to help focus on high-frequency content, but it cannot replace the complete explanation of the knowledge system in the official textbook and syllabus.
Can I pass the exam by memorizing only the scoring points?
The risk is relatively high. The exam tests not only memory but also understanding and application, and memorizing conclusions alone can lead to losing points on reworded questions. A safer approach is to understand the textbook content first, then use this book's scoring points to strengthen memory, test mastery with past exam questions, and return to the textbook to fill gaps in weak areas.
How long before the exam should I start using it?
It is recommended for the reinforcement stage after completing one round of textbook study, and concentrated repeated review closer to the exam is more effective. If time permits, use it chapter by chapter with past exam questions in advance; if time is tight, prioritize familiarity with high-frequency scoring points and review them together with wrong answers.

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About the author

田燕 Author

Tian Yan is an author mainly engaged in compiling exam-preparation materials for the pharmaceutical field. Public information about her is limited, and her nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly recorded. Judging from the 30 works held in the collection, her writing focuses on the National Licensed Pharmacist Qualification Examination, covering subjects such as Traditional Chinese Medicine Knowledge (I) and (II), Comprehensive Knowledge and Skills of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmaceutical Knowledge (I), Comprehensive Knowledge and Skills of Pharmacy, and Pharmaceutical Administration and Regulations. Her books take forms such as must-memorize scoring points and final sprint mock test papers. Centered on distilling key exam points and providing simulated practice, these works serve candidates' preparation needs, cover a relatively full range of subjects, and offer practical value in the field of licensed pharmacist exam preparation.

Jiang Ni Author · Chinese

Jiang Ni is a Chinese author of books preparing candidates for the Licensed Pharmacist Examination. A supervising pharmacist with a master's degree in pharmacology, she graduated from Dalian Medical University with a major in clinical pharmacy and holds the Licensed Pharmacist qualification. Her long experience in hospital pharmacy and clinical pharmacist work has led her, when compiling exam-preparation books, to place particular emphasis on distilling key knowledge points and on exam relevance. Among the twenty works held in the collection, the "Must-Memorize Scoring Points" series she edited covers subjects such as Pharmaceutical Administration and Regulations, Comprehensive Pharmaceutical Knowledge and Skills, and Traditional Chinese Pharmacy Knowledge (I), and is known for its summaries of scoring points and final-sprint mock papers. She has also extended her professional reach into traditional Chinese medicine, contributing to local materia medica titles such as the color illustrated guide to the diagnosis and control of diseases and pests in the "Ten Guangxi Herbs" and other distinctive Guangxi medicinal materials. Her works fall mainly under medicine and examination categories and serve exam candidates and pharmacy practitioners. Public information on her birth and death dates, detailed career history, and awards is limited, and no conjecture is offered here.

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