簸箕舌（本草纲目）主重舌出涎烧研酒服一钱又主月水不断（太平圣惠方）【名】竹簸
箕KT 柳簸箕 （李时珍云）簸扬之箕也【地】南人用竹北人用KT 柳为之【治】（集
元方）催
生
用簸箕淋水一盏饮数口
竹篮主取耳烧灰敷狗咬疮（本草拾遗）【名】（陈藏器云）做成竹器也（国风云）不盈顷
筐（朱
注云）筐竹器故又名筐【地】出于南方甚多无竹处罕有
鱼笱（本草纲目）主旧笱须疗鱼骨哽烧灰粥饮服方寸匕（肘后方）【名】（欧阳询初学记
云）
取鱼之器曰笱音苟曰 音留曰 音孤曰 音罩曰KT 音抄诸名
草麻绳索主大腹水病取三十枚去皮研水三合旦服日中当吐下水汁结囊若不尽三日后再作
未尽更作瘥后禁水饮咸物（本草纲目）【名】（李时珍云）小曰索大曰绳【治】（肘后方）治
断瘟
不染以绳度所住户中壁屈绳结之即不染也○（圣惠方）治消渴烦躁取七家井索近瓶口结处烧
灰
新汲水服一钱不过三五服效
马绊绳主煎水洗小儿痫（唐本草）烧灰掺鼻中疮（本草纲目）
缚猪绳（本草纲目）主小儿惊啼发歇不定用腊月者烧灰水服少许（本草拾遗）
音卷
牛鼻 （本草纲目）木 主小儿痫草 烧研敷小儿鼻下疮（名医别录）木 煮汁或烧灰
酒服
治消渴草 灰吹喉风有效（本草纲目）【名】（李时珍云）穿牛鼻绳木也【合治】（普济方）
治消
渴饮水用牛鼻木二个男用牝牛女用牡牛者洗锉人参甘草半两大白梅一个水四碗煎三碗热服甚
妙
簸箕舌（本草纲目）主治重舌（舌下肿起如小舌）、流涎，将其烧成灰后用酒送服一钱。又主治月经淋漓不尽（太平圣惠方）。【名称】竹簸箕、柳簸箕。（李时珍说）即用来扬去谷壳的簸箕。【产地】南方人用竹子制作，北方人用柳枝制作。【治疗】（集元方）用于催生，取簸箕淋上一盏水，让产妇喝几口。
竹篮主治取耳部烧成的灰敷在狗咬的疮上（本草拾遗）。【名称】（陈藏器说）指做成竹器的竹篮。（《诗经·国风》说）“不盈顷筐”。（朱熹注解说）筐是竹器，所以又名筐。【产地】产于南方，数量很多，没有竹子的地方很少见。
鱼笱（本草纲目）主治陈旧鱼笱的须，治疗鱼骨卡喉，将其烧成灰后与粥汤同服，用量为一方寸匕（肘后方）。【名称】（欧阳询《初学记》说）捕捉鱼的器具叫笱，音苟；有的叫 ，音留；有的叫 ，音孤；有的叫 ，音罩；有的叫KT，音抄；这些是不同的名称。
草麻绳索主治大腹水病，取三十根，去掉外皮研碎，用水三合，早晨服用，中午应当吐出或排出水样便。如果没排尽，三天后再做，未好就再做，痊愈后禁止饮水和咸味食物（本草纲目）。【名称】（李时珍说）小的叫索，大的叫绳。【治疗】（肘后方）治疗断瘟（瘟疫），用绳子量所住房屋中的墙壁，弯曲绳子打结，就不会被感染。○（圣惠方）治疗消渴、烦躁，取七户人家的井绳靠近瓶口打结处的部分，烧成灰，用刚打来的冷水送服一钱，不超过三五次就能见效。
马绊绳主治煎水清洗小儿癫痫（唐本草）。烧成灰掺入鼻中治疗疮疡（本草纲目）。
缚猪绳（本草纲目）主治小儿惊啼、发作停止时间不定，使用腊月制作的，烧成灰后用水送服少许（本草拾遗）。
牛鼻 （本草纲目）木部主治小儿癫痫，草部烧成灰敷在小儿鼻子下面的疮上（名医别录）。木部煮汁或烧成灰用酒送服，治疗消渴。草部灰吹入喉部治疗喉风有效（本草纲目）。【名称】（李时珍说）穿牛鼻的绳子所用的木头。【合治】（普济方）治疗消渴多饮，用牛鼻木两个，男病人用母牛的，女病人用公牛的，洗净锉碎，加入人参、甘草半两、大白梅一个，水四碗，煎至三碗，热服，效果很好。
Boji She (Bran-like Tongue) [from Bencao Gangmu] is indicated for Chong She (swelling of the sublingual tissue resembling a small tongue) with salivation; it should be calcined to ash and taken with wine, one qian. It is also indicated for continuous menstruation (Taiping Shenghui Fang). [Name] Bamboo Boji, Willow Boji. (Li Shizhen states) It refers to the winnowing basket used to separate grain from chaff. [Origin] People in the south use bamboo, while people in the north use willow branches. [Treatment] (Ji Yuan Fang) Used to induce labor: take a basket, pour a zhan of water over it, and have the patient drink several mouthfuls.
Zhu Lan (Bamboo Basket) is indicated for taking the ear portion, calcining it to ash, and applying it to dog bite wounds (Bencao Shiyi). [Name] (Chen Zangqi states) It refers to bamboo vessels made into baskets. (The Book of Songs · Guo Feng states) "Not filling a shallow basket." (Zhu Xi's commentary states) A kuang is a bamboo vessel, hence it is also called kuang. [Origin] Produced in the south, where it is abundant; rarely found in areas without bamboo.
Yu Gou (Fish Trap) [from Bencao Gangmu] is indicated for the bristles of old fish traps to treat fish bone impaction in the throat; calcine to ash and take with congee broth, using a fang cun bi as the dose (Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang). [Name] (Ouyang Xun's Chuxue Ji states) The device for catching fish is called gou (pronounced gou); some are called , pronounced liu; some are called , pronounced gu; some are called , pronounced zhao; some are called KT, pronounced chao; these are various names.
Caoma Shengsuo (Hemp Rope) is indicated for Da Fu Shui Bing (ascites due to water retention). Take thirty pieces, remove the skin, grind them, mix with three ge of water, and take in the morning. By noon, vomiting or purging of watery fluid should occur. If not fully resolved, repeat after three days; if still not cured, continue until healed. After recovery, avoid drinking water and salty foods (Bencao Gangmu). [Name] (Li Shizhen states) Small ones are called suo, large ones are called sheng. [Treatment] (Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang) Treats Duan Wen (plague transmission prevention): measure the wall of the residence with a rope, bend the rope, and tie a knot to prevent infection. ○ (Shenghui Fang) Treats Xiao Ke (wasting-thirst) with irritability: take the knotted part near the bottle opening from well ropes of seven households, calcine to ash, and take one qian with fresh cold-drawn water. Effect is usually seen within three to five doses.
Ma Ban Sheng (Horse Tether Rope) is indicated for decocting water to wash children suffering from Xian (epilepsy) (Tang Bencao). Calcined to ash and applied to nasal sores (Bencao Gangmu).
Fu Zhu Sheng (Pig-Tying Rope) [from Bencao Gangmu] is indicated for infant fright crying with irregular intervals of cessation. Use those made in the twelfth lunar month, calcine to ash, and take a small amount with water (Bencao Shiyi).
Niu Bi (Ox Nose) [from Bencao Gangmu]. Wood part: indicated for pediatric epilepsy. Grass part: calcined to ash and applied to sores under the nose of infants (Mingyi Bie Lu). Wood part: decocted for juice or calcined to ash and taken with wine to treat Xiao Ke (wasting-thirst). Grass part: ash blown into the throat is effective for Hou Feng (wind-stroke of the throat) (Bencao Gangmu). [Name] (Li Shizhen states) The wood used for ox nose rings/tethers. [Combined Treatment] (Puji Fang) Treats Xiao Ke (wasting-thirst) with excessive thirst: use two Niu Bi Mu (ox nose wood), male patients use female ox wood, female patients use male ox wood. Wash and chop, add Ren Shen (Ginseng Root) and Gan Cao (Licorice Root) half da, and one large Bai Mei (White Plum). Add four wan of water, decoct to three wan, and take hot. Very effective.