Note: This trial version of TCM Clinic Aid allows the user to use the app 20 times.

TCM Clinic Aid is a reference guide for practitioners and students of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Acupuncturist and Herbalist). It should not be used to diagnose ailments or diseases. Diagnosis should be done by a licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist.

KEY FEATURES:

Search our relational database for:

1. Acupuncture and Auricular points,

- Includes images of Acupuncture points.

- Includes Chinese characters and pinyin with tonemarks for all Acupuncture points.

- Includes images of Auricular points.

2. Individual Herbs and Herbal Formulas,

- Includes images of individual herbs.

- Includes Chinese characters and pinyin with tonemarks for all Herbs and Herbal Formulas.

3. Diagnosis Etiologies,

4. Search by symptoms and indications.

5. You can also search for a specific diagnosis, formulas, herbs, and points using the following:

a. Diagnosis etiologies searched by pathology name, i.e., 'Liver Yang Rising', suggested points, or suggested formulas,

b. Formula names searched by pinyin, english name, ingredients, western uses (western ailments it can treat),

c. Herb names searched by pinyin, english or botanical (latin),

d. Points searched by common name, i.e., 'LI4'.

Browse or "drill down" through 1600+ points, herbs, formulas and diagnosis etiology.

User modification/editing of auricular, diagnosis, herbs, formulas and points.

The following components are also included:

1. Master Tung Points.

2. Wrist/Ankle Acupuncture.

3. Quiz Yourself.

4. Pulse Diagnosis

Overview

TCM Clinic Aid Trial is a simulation game that puts players in the role of a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) doctor. The game tasks players with managing a TCM clinic, diagnosing and treating patients, and researching new treatments.

Gameplay

Players begin the game by creating their TCM doctor character and setting up their clinic. They must then diagnose and treat patients who visit the clinic. To diagnose a patient, players must ask questions and examine the patient's tongue and pulse. Once a diagnosis has been made, players can prescribe a treatment plan that may include acupuncture, herbal medicine, or dietary changes.

In addition to treating patients, players can also research new treatments. This involves reading medical books, attending conferences, and experimenting with different herbs and acupuncture techniques. As players progress through the game, they will unlock new abilities and treatments that will help them to better care for their patients.

Challenges

One of the challenges of TCM Clinic Aid Trial is the need to balance the needs of patients with the limited resources of the clinic. Players must carefully manage their time and money in order to provide the best possible care for their patients.

Another challenge is the need to diagnose and treat a wide variety of diseases. Players must be able to recognize the symptoms of different diseases and prescribe the appropriate treatment. This requires a deep understanding of TCM theory and practice.

Educational Value

TCM Clinic Aid Trial is a valuable educational tool for those interested in learning about TCM. The game provides a realistic simulation of the day-to-day life of a TCM doctor. Players can learn about the principles of TCM, diagnose and treat common diseases, and research new treatments.

Conclusion

TCM Clinic Aid Trial is a well-designed and engaging simulation game that provides a valuable educational experience. The game is a great way to learn about TCM and to develop the skills necessary to become a successful TCM doctor.