HLTAYV010 — Select and advise on Ayurvedic medicines - dravyaguna

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28 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 8 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 Determine treatment strategy

1.1Determine the treatment strategy, prognosis and therapeutic expectations according to the diagnosis, client needs and stage of life
1.2Determine contraindications to treatment and modify treatment strategy accordingly
1.3Consider treatment and advice information provided by other health care professionals
1.4Evaluate the impact of disease phase or stage on treatment selection
1.5Take into consideration possible client compliance issues in specific treatment options
1.6Select medicines and administration method based on prakruti, vikruti, agni, seasons, ojas & strength of client

2 Provide advice and resources to the client

2.1Clearly explain treatment rationale and expectations
2.2Provide clear instructions for taking medicines, and negotiate if required
2.3Explain factors which may interfere with the effectiveness of the treatment
2.4Negotiate the management of selected Ayurvedic medicines in relation to any other current medicines
2.5Request client to monitor responses to the supplements and to contact practitioner as required
2.6Clarify and agree responsibilities of practitioner and client within the treatment plan
2.7Explain and agree treatment evaluation strategies

3 Complete treatment documentation

3.1Document accurate details of Ayurvedic medicines to be provided
3.2Accurately record details of treatment recommendations in client file
3.3Record arrangements for treatment review according to clinic guidelines

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,
created at least 40 different client prescriptions. Clients must include males and females from different stages of life with varied presentations
selected medicines based on Ayurvedic principles, determining appropriate medicines based on the diagnosis, including: - information about the condition including phase or stage - prevalent season and sandhi - agni, prapaka, vipaka, malas - triguna/state of mind - available vikruti/medical data - ahara, vihar, aushadhi - kaya chikitsa - bhaishajya kala - available medical data - particular client issues or preferences - contraindications - planned strategies to balance rajasic and tamasic gunnas, to reduce ama generation, to eliminate the excessive build up of doshas, to open all srotamsi, to maintain optimum agni, to restore balance and ojas and to sustain health at all the four levels
interacted effectively with clients: - provided clear explanations about treatment rationale, expectations and affecting factors - provided clear instructions about administration of medicine - explained and agreed treatment monitoring and evaluation

Knowledge evidence

legal and ethical considerations (national and state/territory) for Ayurvedic medicines: - codes of conduct - duty of care - informed consent - mandatory reporting - practitioner/client boundaries - privacy, confidentiality and disclosure - records management - Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) requirements - work role boundaries - working within scope of practice - presenting symptoms that require referral to a medical practitioner - work health and safety
dravyaguna, including: - gunas, rasapanchaka and uses of: - minimum of 100 dravya - current scheduled or restricted Ayurvedic herbs - culinary herbs - groups of herbs used in Ayurveda, their contraindications, identification and distinguishing features, interrelationships and incompatibilities - Ayurvedic herbs with respect to their use for general symptoms, energetic, psychological and physiological indications - active principles of the medicines used for each dosha/condition/system - methods of administration for medicines - ubtans, lepas, base, essential and herb oils, resins, extracts, clays, balms, washes, lubricants, pastes, decoctions - contraindications to treatments - ways to address excessive ama/doshas - principles of chikitsa to achieve the following: - shad upkarma - vyadhiharam - prakrutisthapanam - prakrutivighataka - nidanparivarjana (ch. vi) - dhatushamya chikitsa (ch. su) - vishudha chikitsa (ch. ni) - svabhava chikitsa (ch. su)
pharmacodynamics of pharmaceutical and medicines and the theory of drug action, factors modifying drug effect and dosage, drug toxicity and toxicology
pharmacokinetics of Ayurvedic medicines – drug administration, absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion
possible obstacles to cure and responses to treatments
Supplementary measures in the management of the condition/system: - dietary considerations - exercise - lifestyle - stress
interaction of treatments with foods, other herbs, nutritional supplements and drugs
principles of formulation (including dosage and duration of treatment) for: - avaleha - chitrakharitaki - drakshavelha - erand pak - haridrai khanda - haritakyadi rasayana - kutjavelha - musali pak - saubhagya shounthi pak - shilajatu rasayana - supari pak - triphala rasayana - ghritam - a minimum of 5 - kashayam - a minimum of 5 - choorana - a minimum of 10 - guggulu – a minimum of 7 - vati - a minimum of 5 - lauh mandoor – a minimum of 2 - asava and arishta – a minimum of 10 - bhasmas - a minimum of 5 - arka - a minimm of 2 - shad bindu taila- a minimum of 5 - swarsa - kalka - kwatha - hima - phanta - ubtan - dravaka - ghrita - lavana kshara - lepa - mandoora - pishti - sattva - taila - varti

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