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In all areas of ShenProfessional in which symptoms are displayed, the TCM diagnoses Docking folder
with the Diagnosis Analysis can be opened via the context menu, providing you with the related
information.
How to get a Patients TCM diagnosis based on several symptoms?
First, a Diagnosis date is necessary: Open Calendar, double click to open Appointments Assistant,
select Diagnosis date and a Patient. Close the Appointments Assistant.
The appointment displays the diagnosis symbol. Double-click the diagnosis symbol to open
Diagnosis register of Patient folder with the selected appointment of your patient.
The TCM diagnosis is performed in docking folder Examination and Diagnosis. Use the tab
Examinations to enter your findings (SOAP notes).
At Symptoms tab it is necessary to select the symptoms of your patient.
Click on this button to open Symptoms Catalogue. Select your patient's symptoms in Symptoms
Catalogue and close it. These symptoms are saved to this diagnosis date.
Change to the Diagnosis tab, the TCM diagnoses of the selected symptoms are displayed.
What do the colored organs mean, displayed in docking folder TCM
diagnoses?
The colored organs give a first overview which organs are involved. For example if a symptom of your
patient lead to Heart Yin Deficiency, the Heart field will be colored red.
If there are only few colored fields you can be sure, that they have to be treated.
What do the numbers mean shown in docking folder TCM diagnoses?
There are three columns of numbers:
1st column: Most frequent TCM diagnosis
The numbers in the first column refer to the number of symptoms that lead to these TCM diagnoses.
For example if the highest number is 5, this means that 5 symptoms of your patient lead this TCM
diagnosis.
2nd column: Most frequent Root
The numbers in the second column shows how frequently these TCM diagnoses are root (primary
cause), leading to other TCM diagnoses. For example if the highest number is 7, this means that this
TCM diagnosis is 7 times root of other TCM diagnoses. These 7 TCM diagnoses are branches.
3rd column: Most frequent Branch
The numbers in the third column shows how frequently these TCM diagnoses are branch (secondary
complication), resulting from other TCM diagnoses. For example if the highest number is 3, this means
that this TCM diagnosis is branch of 3 TCM diagnoses. These 3 TCM diagnoses are the roots.
To display root and branch highlight the TCM diagnosis and the root and branch symbols are displayed
in front of the according TCM diagnoses.
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