宣，去风
辛甘有毒。色青属木，故治诸风眩掉（皆属肝木），惊痫搐掣，口眼 斜（白附、僵蚕、
全蝎等分为末，名牵正散。酒服二钱，甚效），疟疾风疮，耳聋带疝，厥阴风木之病（东垣
曰∶凡疝气带下，皆属于风。蝎乃治风要药，俱宜加而用之。汪机曰∶破伤风，宜以全蝎、
防风为主）。类中风、慢脾惊属虚者忌用。全用去足，焙，或用尾，尾力尤紧。形紧小者良
（人被螫者，涂蜗牛即解）。
宣，去风
辛温有毒。入厥阴肝经。善走能散，治脐风撮口（炙末，猪乳调服），惊痫瘰 ，蛇症
（能制蛇）疮甲（趾甲内恶肉突出，俗名鸡眼睛，蜈蚣焙研敷之，以南星末醋调，敷四围），
杀虫（古方治嗽多生用之）堕胎。取赤足黑头者，火炙，去头、足、尾、甲，将荷叶火煨用，
或酒炙。畏蜘蛛、蜒蚰（不敢过所行之路，触着即死）、鸡屎、桑皮、盐（中其毒者，以桑
汁、盐、蒜涂之。被咬者，捕蜘蛛置咬处，自吸其毒，蜘蛛死，放水中，吐而活之）。
即癞虾蟆
泻，疗疳，拔毒
蟾，土精而应月魄，辛凉微毒，入阳明胃。发汗退热，除湿杀虫，治疮疽发背（未成者
，用活蟾蜍系疮上。半日，蟾必昏愦，置水中救其命。再易一个，三易则毒散矣。势重者，
剖蟾蜍合疮上，不久必臭不可闻，如此二三易，其肿自愈），小儿劳瘦疳疾。
蟾酥，辛温大毒。助阳气，治疔肿发背，小儿疳疾脑疳（即蟾蜍眉间白汁，能烂人肌肉
，惟疔疳或合他药服一二厘，取其以毒攻毒。脑疳乳和滴鼻中。外科多用之。蟾蜍肪涂玉，
刻之如蜡。肪音方，脂也）。
宣散，祛风。
味辛、甘，有毒。颜色青，归属于木行，因此治疗各种风邪引起的眩晕和肢体震颤（这些症状都归属于肝木病变），惊厥癫痫抽搐，口眼歪斜（将白附子、僵蚕、全蝎等量研成粉末，名为牵正散。用酒送服二钱，效果显著），疟疾，风毒疮疡，耳聋，疝气，以及厥阴风木经的病症（李东垣说：凡是疝气和带下病，都属于风邪致病。全蝎是治疗风邪的要药，都应加入使用。汪机说：破伤风，适宜以全蝎、防风为主药）。类中风、慢脾惊属于虚证的忌用。全蝎使用时去掉足部，焙干，或者只用尾部，尾部的药力尤其强劲。体型紧缩细小的品质好（人被蝎子蛰伤，涂抹蜗牛即可解毒）。
宣散，祛风。
味辛、温，有毒。归入厥阴肝经。善于走窜并能消散，治疗脐风撮口（炙烤后研末，用猪乳汁调服），惊厥癫痫，瘰疬，蛇症（能克制蛇毒），疮甲（趾甲内恶肉突出，俗称鸡眼睛，蜈蚣焙干研粉敷贴，周围用南星末醋调敷），杀虫（古方治疗咳嗽多生用），堕胎。选取红足黑头的蜈蚣，用火炙烤，去掉头、足、尾、甲，用荷叶包裹火煨使用，或者用酒炙。蜈蚣畏惧蜘蛛、蜒蚰（不敢走过它们经过的路，碰到就会死）、鸡屎、桑皮、盐（中毒的人，用桑汁、盐、蒜涂抹。被咬伤的人，捕捉蜘蛛放在咬处，蜘蛛会自吸其毒，蜘蛛死后放入水中，吐出毒液而复活）。
即癞蛤蟆。
泻实，治疗疳积，拔毒。
蟾蜍，是土之精魄而应合月魄，味辛、凉，微毒，归入阳明胃经。发汗退热，除湿杀虫，治疗疮疽发背（未化脓的，用活蟾蜍绑在疮上。半天后，蟾蜍必定昏沉，将其放入水中救活。再换一个，换三次则毒气散尽。病情重的，剖开蟾蜍敷在疮上，不久必然臭不可闻，如此更换两三次，肿胀自愈），小儿劳瘦疳疾。
蟾酥，味辛、温，大毒。助阳气，治疗疔肿发背，小儿疳疾脑疳（即蟾蜍眉间的白色汁液，能腐蚀人的肌肉，只有疔疮或疳积时配合其他药物服用一两点，取其以毒攻毒之意。脑疳用乳汁调和滴入鼻中。外科多用此药。蟾蜍的脂肪涂在玉石上，刻划起来像蜡一样。肪音方，指脂膏）。
Dispersing, dispelling wind.
Acrid, sweet, and toxic. Its color is green, corresponding to the Wood element; therefore, it treats various wind-induced dizziness and tremors (all attributed to Liver Wood pathology), convulsions, epilepsy, spasms, and deviation of the mouth and eye (equal parts of Bai Fu Zi [Aconiti Kusnezoffii Rhizoma], Jiang Can [Bombyx Batryticatus], and Quan Xie [Scorpio] are ground into powder, named Qian Zheng San. Taken with wine, two qian, it is highly effective), malaria, wind-toxin sores, deafness, hernia, and diseases of the Jueyin Wind-Wood channel (Li Dongyuan stated: All hernias and leukorrhea belong to wind. Quan Xie is an essential herb for treating wind and should be added in all such cases. Wang Ji stated: For broken-wind disease [tetanus], Quan Xie and Fang Feng [Saposhnikoviae Radix] should be the main herbs). It is contraindicated in stroke-like syndromes and slow spleen convulsions that are due to deficiency. Use the whole scorpion, remove the legs, roast, or use only the tail, which has particularly potent action. Those that are tight and small are of good quality (if stung by a scorpion, applying snail mucus provides relief).
Dispersing, dispelling wind.
Acrid, warm, and toxic. Enters the Jueyin Liver channel. It is adept at penetrating and dispersing, treating umbilical wind with mouth contraction (roasted, ground into powder, mixed with pig milk for administration), convulsions, epilepsy, scrofula, snake-related disorders (can subdue snake venom), and nail sores (fleshy overgrowth under toenails, commonly known as chicken eyes; powdered centipede applied topically, with the surrounding area treated with Nan Xing [Arisaematis Rhizoma] powder mixed with vinegar), killing parasites (ancient prescriptions for cough often used it raw), and inducing abortion. Select those with red feet and black heads, roast over fire, remove head, legs, tail, and exoskeleton, wrap in lotus leaf and roast on coals, or process with wine. It fears spiders, slugs (it dares not cross paths where they have walked; contact causes death), chicken manure, mulberry bark, and salt (for poisoning, apply mulberry juice, salt, and garlic; if bitten, place a captured spider on the bite site; the spider will absorb the toxin, die, and upon being placed in water, will expel the toxin and revive).
This refers to the toad.
Draining excess, treating malnutrition syndromes (Gan disease), drawing out toxins.
The toad is the essence of earth responding to the moon's spirit. Acrid, cool, and slightly toxic. Enters the Yangming Stomach channel. Promotes sweating and reduces fever, removes dampness and kills parasites, treats carbuncles and back sores (if unruptured, tie a live toad to the sore. After half a day, the toad will become lethargic; place it in water to save its life. Replace with another one; after three changes, the toxin dissipates. In severe cases, split the toad and apply it to the sore; it will soon become foul-smelling. Repeat this two or three times, and the swelling will heal itself), and childhood wasting-malnutrition syndromes.
Chan Su (Toad Venom) is acrid, warm, and highly toxic. Assists Yang Qi, treats carbuncles and back sores, and childhood Gan disease affecting the brain (this is the white juice from between the toad's eyebrows, which can erode human muscle; it is taken internally with other herbs in minute doses of 1-2 li only for Ding sores or Gan disease, utilizing the principle of using toxicity to combat toxicity. For brain Gan disease, mix with breast milk and drip into the nose. Widely used in surgery. Toad fat applied to jade allows carving like wax. "Fang" sounds like "fang," meaning fat/lard).