HLTAYV007 — Diagnose conditions within an Ayurvedic framework

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What an assessment for HLTAYV007 must cover

45 assessable components: 3 elements (17 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 25 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Analyse case information

1.1Prioritise different aspects of case information based on vikruti, agni, ama, srotarodha and principles of shat kriyakala
1.2Analyse signs and symptoms using established Ayurvedic methodology
1.3Avoid prejudiced or premature conclusions through use of thorough and objective analysis
1.4Correlate Ayurvedic physical, mental and emotional health assessment findings with case history
1.5Assess clinical disease according to signs and symptoms of condition, and results of investigations
1.6Seek further information where analysis indicates need for further information
1.7Recognise situations where analysis indicates the case falls outside the practitioner’s capability and make appropriate recommendations and referrals

2 Make diagnosis

2.1Use professional judgment to draw sound conclusions and make a diagnosis and prognosis from the case taken and data collected
2.2Determine causative factors of diseases at physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels
2.3Determine the samprapti (pathogenesis in Ayurveda)
2.4Determine the different stages of progression of disease
2.5Confirm the condition according to Ayurvedic stage and related implications

3 Confirm diagnosis with client

3.1Discuss assessment and rationale with client
3.2Communicate relevant information from medical or diagnostic reports where appropriate
3.3Clarify any discrepancies between the practitioner’s and client’s perception of the condition
3.4Assign and agree priorities in consultation with the client
3.5Discuss referral options with the client according to individual needs

Performance evidence

performed the activities outlined in the performance criteria of this unit during a period of at least 400 hours of Ayurvedic client consultation work
prepared for and managed at least 40 client sessions. Clients must include males and females from different stages of life with varied presentations
analysed all cases following Ayurvedic principle of panch nidan: prioritised information appropriately; assessed mental, emotional and physical health and vikruti; completed sound critical analysis of cases based on Ayurvedic principles and correct interpretation of medical information; developed evidence based diagnosis according to Ayurvedic principles; used all 21 health assessments to conclude diagnosis; clearly and sensitively communicated diagnosis to the client

Knowledge evidence

legal and ethical considerations (national and state/territory) for Ayurvedic assessment/diagnosis: codes of conduct, duty of care, informed consent, mandatory reporting, practitioner/client boundaries, privacy, confidentiality and disclosure, records management, work role boundaries, working within scope of practice, presenting symptoms that require referral to a medical practitioner, work health and safety
scope of Ayurvedic practice: when treatment is not appropriate and needs to be referred; when Ayurvedic treatments may be combined with other treatments; presenting phase of disease and whether Ayurveda treatment is acceptable by client (with all its cleanses, diets, regimens, medicines, therapies, yoga, meditations)
established Ayurvedic methodology, including panch nidan: nidan (etiology); purva rupa (pre-symptoms); rupa (cardinal symptoms); samprapti (pathogenesis); upashya (therapeutic guidelines and solutions)
Ayurvedic disease process: sanchaya (accumulation); prakopa (aggravation); prasara (overflow); sthan sanshreya (localisation); vyakti (re-location); bheda (differential diagnosis)
Ayurvedic anatomy and physiology including: agni; ama; dhatus (Ayurvedic tissues); prakruti (constitutions); malas; srotas; prana, ojas, tejas (subtle life force); pancha niahabhutas (the five prime elements); tridosha; triguna; srotarodha
disease states in the channel system: pranavaha - including respiratory but not limited to asthma, cough, hay fever and sinusitis
disease states in the channel system: annavaha - including digestive but not limited to anorexia, hyperacidity, indigestion, dyspepsia and vomiting
disease states in the channel system: ambuvaha - including fluids but not limited to thirst, oedema and ascites
disease states in the channel system: rasavaha - including lymphatic but not limited to fever, fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome
disease states in the channel system: raktavaha - including circulatory but not limited to hypertension, gout, anaemia and piles
disease states in the channel system: mamsavaha - including muscular but not limited to myomas, muscle atrophy, emaciation
disease states in the channel system: medovaha - including adipose but not limited to obesity and lipomas
disease states in the channel system: asthivaha - including skeletal but not limited to scoliosis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and cervical spondylitis
disease states in the channel system: majjavaha - including nervous but not limited to attention deficit disorder (ADD)/attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), stress, anxiety and depression
disease states in the channel system: sukravaha & arthavaha & stanyavaha - reproductive, including but not limited to impotency, menstruation, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), leucorrhoea, lactation but not limited to mastitis, excessive and insufficient lactation
disease states in the channel system: mutravaha - including urinary but not limited to polyuria, diabetes and dysuria
disease states in the channel system: purushivaha - including excretory/stool but not limited to constipation irritable bowel, dysentery and diarrhoea
disease states in the channel system: swedovaha - including integumentary but not limited to psoriasis, eczema and acne
disease states in the channel system: manovaha - including mental but not limited to poor concentration, negative thinking and memory loss
symptomology and pathology according to Ayurvedic practice
the state and quality of the tridoshas and trigunas
physical signs and symptoms of disease
various stages of disease, the clients strength and ability to go through cleansing, remedial and yoga therapies, diet and nutrition supplementation and regular health assessments.
further testing and assessment options and procedures for different types of condition
charaka samhita, with particular reference to sutra sthana, nidana sthana, vimana sthana and indriya sthana

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