NCCAOM Foundation NEWEST 2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM 130 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT (VERIFIED ANSWERS) COVERING RECENT AND MOST

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The exam contains 130 questions and verified answers for the NCCAOM Foundation exam for the years 2026/2027. It focuses on topics relevant to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and includes questions on meridian connections, organ relationships, and treatment plans based on symptom patterns. Specific cases address conditions such as PMS, hypochondrial pain, and various pulse diagnoses.

Questions cover the functions and connections of different organs, such as the Heart, Liver, and Spleen, and explore concepts like the Five Elements and their correspondences with musical notes. The exam also tests knowledge on the application of acupuncture points, including ying-spring and shu-stream points, and the use of extra points like er jian.

Topics such as the differentiation of symptoms between organ patterns, the effects of emotions on qi, and the diagnosis of conditions using pulse and tongue analysis are covered. Dietary contraindications for specific conditions, the use of diagnostic methods such as the index finger for infants, and the treatment of various TCM syndromes like Yin Collapse and Yang Ming patterns are also addressed.

This resource is suitable for students preparing for the NCCAOM exam, providing a thorough review of TCM principles and diagnostic techniques.

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