The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine, specifically Chapter 48, details various illnesses and their corresponding pulse diagnoses. The text describes symptoms associated with organ imbalances, such as liver, kidney, and lung obstructions, and connects pulse characteristics to specific conditions and prognoses. Different pulse qualities, like tension, depth, and speed, are linked to specific illnesses and outcomes, ranging from minor disorders to fatal conditions. The prognosis for each condition is often tied to natural phenomena, such as the falling of leaves or the appearance of frost. Ultimately, the chapter provides a system of diagnosis and prediction based on pulse analysis.