暴死 烧炭一炉，以陈醋频浇火上，令鼻闻之即活，或韭菜汁灌鼻亦可。（《奇方类编》）
卒死 用雄鸡冠血涂面上，干则再涂，仍吹入鼻中，并以灰营死人一周时。（《魏夫人内传》）
无故忽死 凡人无病，或坐卧、或酒后无故忽死者，名旺痧。将本人口撬（音轿）开，以银簪刺舌下小青筋，
血出即活，不可刺正中。（《宜良李氏刊方》）
一方，用闷醋灌下少许即活。（同上）
卒死脉动无气 用菖蒲屑末，纳耳鼻孔中，吹之及着舌底。（《简易良方》）
卒死心头尚热 用井底泥涂目，毕，令人垂头于井，呼其姓名便起。（《集效方》）
卒死口张反折 灸两手足大指甲后，各十四壮。（《曹氏经验方》）
卒死不省人事 （兼治中有死，产后昏晕死皆效）取生姜、半夏为末，每用一豆许吹入鼻内，得嚏则气通而苏。
或用皂角末吹之亦好。（《秘方 》）
中恶卒死 （或先病或平居寝卧奄忽而死，皆是中恶） 用葱刺入耳中五寸，以鼻中血出即活也。如无血出，
即
不可治矣。相传此是扁鹊秘方。（《南阳活人书》）
一方，取葱心黄刺入鼻孔中，男左女右，入七八寸，鼻目血出即苏。（《崔氏纂要》）
中恶卒死壮热 矾石（八两），水一斗半，煎汤浸脚及踝，即得苏也。（《肘后方》）
中恶客忤项强欲死 （兼治儿科） 麝香少许，乳汁涂口中取效，醋调亦可。（《贞元广利方》）
烧酒醉死 急以新汲水浸其发，又以青布浸湿贴胸背，仍以盐调，井水细细灌之，至苏乃已。（《李濒湖方》）
一方，心头热者，用热豆腐细切片，遍身贴之，如冷即更换之，苏省乃止。（《李时珍方》）
Sudden Death: Burn a charcoal stove, frequently splash aged vinegar onto the fire so that the patient inhales the fumes to regain consciousness; alternatively, instill juice of Chinese chive (Jiucai) into the nose. (From *Qifang Leibian*)
Abrupt Death: Apply blood from the comb of a rooster to the patient's face; reapply when dry. Simultaneously, blow powder into the nose and draw a circle around the body with ashes. (From *Wei Furen Neizhuan*)
Unexpected Sudden Death: When a person dies suddenly without prior illness, whether while sitting/lying down or after drinking alcohol, this is termed "Wang Sha" (Prosperous Miasma). Pry open the mouth, and puncture the small blue veins under the tongue with a silver hairpin. The patient will revive upon bleeding; do not pierce the exact center. (From *Yiliang Li Shi Kanfang*)
Another method: Administer a small amount of sour vinegar orally to revive the patient. (Ibid.)
Abrupt Death with Pulse but No Breath: Use powdered Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii (Changpu), insert it into the nostrils and ear canals, blowing it in until it contacts the underside of the tongue. (From *Jianyi Liangfang*)
Abrupt Death with Warmth Remaining in the Heart: Apply mud from the bottom of a well to the eyes. After application, lower the patient's head over a well while calling their name, and they will rise. (From *Jixiao Fang*)
Abrupt Death with Open Mouth and Opisthotonos: Moxibustion on the posterior aspect of the great toenails and fingernails, fourteen moxa cones for each point. (From *Cao Shi Jingyan Fang*)
Abrupt Death with Loss of Consciousness (Also effective for death due to poisoning or postpartum syncope): Powder fresh ginger (Shengjiang) and Pinellia Rhizome (Banxia). Blow an amount the size of a bean into the nose; if sneezing occurs, qi flow resumes and consciousness returns. Alternatively, using powdered Fructus Gleditsiae Sinensis (Zaojiao) is also effective. (From *Mifang*)
Zhong E Abrupt Death (Whether preceded by illness or occurring suddenly during rest/sleep, all are attributed to Zhong E / Evil Qi Invasion): Insert a scallion stalk five cun deep into the ear. If blood flows from the nose, the patient revives. If no blood flows, the condition is incurable. It is said this is a secret prescription of Bian Que. (From *Nanyang Huoren Shu*)
Another method: Insert the yellow core of a scallion into the nostril—left side for males, right side for females—to a depth of seven or eight cun. Revival occurs when blood flows from the nose and eyes. (From *Cui Shi Zuan Yao*)
Zhong E Abrupt Death with High Fever: Alum (Bafan 8 liang), decocted in one dan and half sheng of water. Soak the feet and ankles in the solution to restore consciousness. (From *Zhouhou Fang*)
Zhong E Ke Wu Stiff Neck Approaching Death (Also applicable to pediatrics): A small amount of Moschus (Shexiang) mixed with milk applied to the mouth yields results; mixing with vinegar is also acceptable. (From *Zhenyuan Guangli Fang*)
Death from Alcohol Intoxication: Immediately soak the hair in freshly drawn cold water. Wet a green cloth and apply it to the chest and back. Gradually administer well water mixed with salt orally until revival. (From *Li Binhu Fang*)
Another method: If the heart region remains warm, slice hot tofu thinly and apply it over the entire body. Replace when cool. Stop when the patient regains consciousness. (From *Li Shizhen Fang*)