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What is the master/couple of ren?
Lu7, Ki6
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What is the master/couple of du?
Si3, Ub62
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What is the master/couple of chong?
Sp4, PC6
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What is the master/couple of dai?
Gb41, SJ5
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What is the master/couple of yin wei?
PC6, SP4
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What is the master/couple of yang wei?
SJ5, GB 41
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What is the master/couple of yin qiao?
Ki6, LU7
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What is the master/couple of yang qiao?
UB62, Si3
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What is the pathway of ren?
Originate @ uterus/lower ab, emerges @ ren1, ant. pubes, ab>throat, curves lips meet DU28, pass cheek, enter infraorbital, ends St1.
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2nd branch: pelvic cavity> enter spine> ascends back
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What is the pathway of Du?
Orig. uterus/lower ab, emerges Ren1> ascends int of spine to DU12> diverts UB12> DU13> ascends to DU16> enters BRAIN, ascends vertex>forehead>nose> ends Du28
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What is the pathway of the Chong?
Orig. inside low ab & emerge perineum. Ascends inside spine. Superficial branch pass ST30 & communicate W/ KI (Ki11/21). Ascends both sides of ab> throat>curves around lips
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What is the pathway of the Dai?
Orig. below Hypochondriac region> run olbique down to GB 26, 27,28. Run transverse around waist like belt.
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What is pathway of Yin Wei?
Orig. medial aspect leg @ KI9, ascends medial thigh>ab to communicate w/ SP & LIV @ SP13, 15,16, LIV14. Ascends chest and communicate w/ Ren22,Ren 23
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What is the pathway of Yang Wei?
Orig. heel@ UB63, emerge: ext. mallelolus, ascends GB channel, pass hip>hypochondriac region>ascend post axilla/ shoulder Si10, SJ15, GB21> forehead Gb13,14,15, back neck, Du 15, DU 16
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What is the pathway of Yin Qiao?
Orig. post. navicular bone @ Ki6, ascendsmed. malleolus to Ki8> medial thigh> ext. genitalia> ab/chest> supraclavicular fossa(SCF)>lat to adam's apple ST9> zygoma>inner canthus communicates w/ Yang Qiao
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What is the pathway of Yang Qiao?
Orig. at lat heel @ UB62> UB61, ascends lat. mallelous to UB59>post. of fibula>lat. thigh, ascends hypoc.>post. axillary fold>shoulder Si10,Li15,16>mouth ST4,ST3, ST1>inner canthus UB1>communicate Yin Qiao> ascends UB forehead>post.lateral head>behind ear GB20, enter brain DU20
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Which 3 channels originate in the lower ab/uterus?
ren,du, chong
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Where does the Dai originate?
LIV 13 area
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Crossing points of Ren?
Du 28, ST1
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Crossing points of DU?
REN 1, UB 12
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Crossing points of Chong?
REN1, St30, KI11, KI21
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Crossing points of Dai?
Gb26, GB27, GB 28
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Crossing points of Yin Wei?
Ki9, SP13, 15,16, LIV 14, REN 22,23
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Crossing points of Yang Wei?
UB63, Gb35, Si10, SJ15, GB21, GB13-20, Du 16, DU 15
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Crossing points of Yin QIao?
Ki6, KI8, UB1
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Crossing points of Yang Qiao?
UB59, 61, 62, Gb20, 29, Si10, Li15,16, St1,3,4,UB1
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What are pathologies of REN?
reproductive system, gyn, hernia, dysuria, asthma, nocturnal emissions, leucorreah
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What are pathologies of DU?
febrile dz (d/t wind), head/face/back/neck nervous system/sense organs d/o
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What are pathologies of CHONG?
SHI patterns of stagnation, dysmenorreah, infertility, ab pain/spasm
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What are pathologies of DAI?
weak lumbar, temporal h/a, GB d/o(gallstones,"itis"), uterine prolapse,leucorreah, distended weak ab
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What are pathologies of Yin Wei?
Int. Syndrome: chest/Cardiac P°, STache, anxiety, mental restlessness, insomnia
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What are pathologies of Yang Wei?
Ext. Syndrome: F/C & channel pain from tai yang/shaoyang, ear problem, Dypsnea w/ raised shoulder
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What are pathologies of Yin Qiao?
NIGHT epilepsy,INVERSION of foot, SOMNOLENCE (+yin), eye dz, low/lat ab,hip/lumbar P°, dribbling P° urination, throat/vocal cord d/o
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What are pathologies of Yang Qiao?
DAY epilepsy, EVERSION of the foot, lumbar P°/stiff, excess yang, eye dz, dribbling P° urination
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What is the lou of the Ren?
Ren 15
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What is the lou of the Du?
Du1
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What is the Xi cleft pt of the Yin Wei?
Ki9
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What is the Xi cleft pt of the Yang Wei?
GB35
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What is the Xi cleft pt of the Yin Qiao?
Ki8
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What is the Xi cleft pt of the Yang Qiao?
UB 59
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What are the actions of ren?
regulate, circulate yin to nourish/lube organs & channels, reg. reproductive, internal organ fx, tx 7 hernias
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What are the actions of du?
reg yang channel, circ.heat/yang to warm channel&organ, strenghten body immune, influence brain, head, sense organ fx
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What are the actions of chong?
stores and reg. blood, reg. 12 primary channels
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What are the actions of dai?
control/bind all channels that travel LONGITUDINALLY, reg. leukorreah, GB channel, sides body
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What are the actions of the Yin Wei?
dominate the interior, balance emotion
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What are the actions of Yang Wei?
dominate the ext, reg qi in TAI YANG/SHAO YANG, balance emotion, links all yang channels, balance yang qi
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What are the actions of YIn Qiao?
balance yin & yang of lower extremities, reg open and closing eyes/sleep cycles, reg. brain fx
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What are the actions of Yang Qiao?
balance yin & yang of lower extremities, reg open and closing eyes/sleep cycles, reg. brain fx
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LU primary channel pathology
cough. asthma, pain ant/medial arm, hemoptisis
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Which 3 primary channels have no crossing points?
LU, HT, PC
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LU LOU Channel pathology
excess: hot palms/wrist, deficient: yawning, enuresis, frequent urine
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LU TMM channel pathology
cramps along channel, acumm. of lumps,tension below R lat coastal area, hemoptysis
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Lou of the LU
Lu 7 (thenar eminence)
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LI crossing points
Si12, Du14, St4, Du 26
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LI primary channel pathology
toothache, ant/lat border upper limb, diarreah, dysentery
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LI lou channel pathology
Excess: toothache, deafness, Defiency: cold teeth, full congested chest
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LI TMM pathology
cramp/P° on channel, inability to raise arm/shoulders, ø turn neck L/R, TMJ
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ST channel crossing points
D4, GB 3,4,6, LI20-UB1, Ren24, DU 26, REN 12,1,3
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ST primary channel pathology
hunger, deviation of the mouth, fever/mania, borborygmus, ab distention
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ST lou channel pathology
excess: insanity, epilepsy, deficient: flaccid/atrophy muscle legs &feet, pharyngytis, aphasia(sudden loss of voice)
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ST great lou
ST 18 on LEFT (apex of heart)
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ST great lou pathology
excess: knot in chest, deficient: irregular breathing suffucating sens. chest, angina, HT attach
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ST TMM pathology
cramp/spasm low leg, COLD: ø close eyes, HOT: ø open eyes + sudden deviation mouth, upper lumbar, lower thoracic, strained middle toe
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What 3 extra channels curve around the mouth?
Ren, Du, Chong
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Extra channels that enter brain?
Du, Yin Qiao, Yang Qiao, Yang Wei
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Extra channels that enter spine?
Ren, Du, Chong
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Extra channels share UB1
Du, Yin Qiao, Yang Qiao
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Extra channels share Si10
Yang Wei, Yang qiao
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Extra channels that go to eye region
Ren, Du, Yang Qiao, Yin Qiao
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SP tissue
lower surface of tongue
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SP crossing points
REN 3,4,10, GB24, LIV 14, LU 1 (mu pts)
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SP Primary channel pathology
belching, jaundice, stiff pain @ tongue root
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SP LOU channel pathology
Excess: ab P° rebel qi (vomit/diarreah), food poison Deficient: Ab distention
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SP TMM pathology
pain/cramps in med mall., knee, thigh, inguinal, twisting P° in genitals> reach navel/lat costal> P* chest/interior spine
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HT tissue
lower surface of tongue
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HT primary channel pathology
insomnia, thirst, palpitatations, cardiac P°, night sweats
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HT lou channel pathology
excess: fullness/oppression of chest, deficient: aphasia
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HT TMM pathology
P°/cramp along channel,int acumm. below the HT
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SI crossing points
UB1, GB1, SJ22, Ub11,DU14,UB41, REN 12,13,17
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SI Primary channel pathology
yellow sclera, P° in post. of lat aspect of shoulder/arm, deafness, swelling of cheek, breast d/o (lactation,mastitis)
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SI lou channel pathology
Excess: loose joints, atrophy of arm/elbow muscles Deficient: long finger shaped warts, scabies
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SI TMM pathology
strained little finger, P° in channel, tinnitus, pain in ear>submandibular, NEED to close eyse for long itme to see clearly
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UB crossing
DU 13, 14, 17, 20, 24, GB7,8(10-12), 15,30
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UB primary channel pathology
retention of urine, malaria, psycho emotional D/o, d/o lumbar/lower orifice/head/ eyes/ post. leg, INT/EXT wind, H/A
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UB Lou Channel pathology
Excess: nasal congestion, H/a, back P°, Deficiency: clear nasal discharge, nosebleed
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UB TMM pathology
strain of little toe, popliteal,axillary,clavicle,SCF ø raise arm@ shoulder,
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KI crossing pts
all leg yin: SP 6, REn 3,4,Du 1
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KI Primary pathology
IMPOTENCE, freq. urination/emission, dry tongue, asthma, menstrual d/o, lumbar d/o (xu)
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KI lou channel pathology
excess: retention of urine, irritability, depression deficiency: low back pain
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Ki TMM pathology
cramp at bottom of foot, convulsion, spasm epilepsy YANG /do-inability to bend lumbar forward, YIN- inability to bend lumbar back
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PC primary pathology
mental restlessness, manic mental d/o, cardiac P°,palpitations, flushed face, axilla swelling
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PC Lou channel pathology
excess: chest P°, deficiency: stiff head/neck
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PC TMM channel pathology
strain/cramp aling channel, chest P w/ urgent breathing & inverted cup sensation below Low R ribs
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SJ tissue
ear and outer eye
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SJ Crossing points
DU14, ST12, Si12, SI 18,19, GB1,2,3,4,5, GB21
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SJ Primary pathology
deafness tinnitus, edema pain in outer canthus, swelling of cheeks, retroauricular pain
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SJ lou channel pathology
excess: elbow spasm, Deficiency: flaccid muscle below arm and elbow
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SJ TMM channel pathology
strain/cramp on channel, curled tongue
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GB tissue
ear, outer canthus
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GB crossing points
ST 5,6,7,8, SJ 17,20,22,Si 12,19, UB1,11,31-34
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GB primary d/o
blurring of vision, bitter taste, P° in jaw, axilla, chest, SCF w/ swelling
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GB Lou pathology
excess: fainting, deficiency: weak,flaccid foot muscle, diff. to stand from sitting position
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GB TMM pathology
strain/cramp 4th toe lead to cramp of lat knee, ø bend/extend knee. spasm/P° med. thigh; if look Right- R eye not open and Vs.
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LIV tissue
eye, inner surface of lips
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LIV Crossing points
SP6, SP12,13,REn 2,3,4, DU20
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LIV Lou channel Pathology
EXCESS: swelling of testicles, hernia d/o, abnormal erection w/ rebel qi rising DEFICIENCY: itching of pubic region
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LIV primary channel pathology
hernia, vertical HA, low back,ab P°, full chest, dry thoroat, hiccup, mental disturbance
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LIV TMM Channel Pathology
big toe strain, P° of ant medial mal/thigh, genital dysfx, ø erection, genitals retraction (cold), persistent erection (heat)
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Li 4, ST 44
Forehead (yang ming headache)
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Sj 5, Gb 41
Temple (shao yang headache)
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SI 3, UB 60
Occiput (tai yang)
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Lu 7 (off channel like nose), St 45
Nose
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li 4, st 41 (hole opens like mouth)
Mouth, cheek
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sj 3, gb 43 (backwards threes)
ear
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LU 10 (full heat sore throat), Ki 6(benefits yin vacuity sore throat)
throat
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PC 6 (opens chest), st 40 (for phlegm)
chest
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SJ 6, GB 34
costal region
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PC 6 (oppo on chinese clock of stomach), st 36 (master point of abdomen)
upper abdomen
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SP 6, LIV 8 (xi cleft - nourishes liver blood and yin)
lower abdomen
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UB 40, SI 3 (opens du)
lower back
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DU 14 (heat out of head and hands), LI 11 (he sea), li 4
fever
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SI 3, HT 6 (liquid of heart is sweat)
night sweats
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HT 7, SP 6, KI 3
insomnia
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ST 7, ST 6, LI 4
tmj (lockjaw)
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ren 22, dingchuan
cough and asthma
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Ren 17, PC 6
suffocated chest
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Ren 12, PC 6
fullness in chest
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sj 6, gb 34
hypochondriac pain
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PC 6, st 36
nausea and vomiting
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UB 17 (back shu of diaphragm), p 6, p 8
hiccough
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sj 6, ki 6 (route 66)
constipation
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li 11, sp 10 (blood), sp 6 (yin)
pruritis
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Where does LU primary channel begin?
Middle Jiao
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Where does LI primary channel begin?
LI1
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Where does SP primary channel begin?
SP1 (tip of big toe)
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Where does ST primary channel begin?
LI 20 (Lateral side of ala nasi)
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Where does KI primary channel begin?
inferior aspect of little toe
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Where does UB primary channel begin?
UB 1
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Where does HT primary channel begin?
Heart
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Where does Si primary channel begin?
Si 1
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Where does PC primary channel begin?
chest at Ren 17
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Where does SJ primary channel begin?
SJ 1
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Where does GB primary channel begin?
GB 1
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Where does LIV primary channel begin?
LIV 1 (on the hairy region)
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What organs are entered in LU channel?
LU, LI
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What organs are entered in LI channel?
LI, LU
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What organs are entered in SP channel?
SP, ST, HT
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What organs are entered in ST channel?
ST, SP, Si
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What organs are entered in HT channel?
HT, Si
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What organs are entered in Si channel?
Si, Ht, ST
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What organs are entered in KI channel?
all yin organs except SP
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What organs are entered in UB channel?
UB, KI
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What organs are entered in PC channel?
PC, SJ
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What organs are entered in SJ channel?
SJ, PC
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What organs are entered in LIV channel?
LIV, GB, LU (and ST)*
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What organs are entered in GB channel?
LIV, GB
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What are the branches of LU channel?
Lu7 -> LI 1 (linkage)
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What are the branches of SP channel?
Ren 10-> HT
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What are the branches of the ST channel?
facial, tibial branch at St36 to lat side of big toe, Dorsum of foot at St 4 to SP 1
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What are the branches of HT channel?
HT 9-> Si1
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What are the branches of SI channel?
Si18-> UB1
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What are the branches of GB channel?
Gb 41-> LIV 1
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Entry/Exit points of LU Channel?
Entry: LU1, Exit: LU 7
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Entry/Exit points of LI Channel?
Entry: Li4, Exit: Li20
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Entry/Exit points of SP Channel?
Entry: Sp1, Exit: SP20
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Entry/Exit points of ST Channel?
Entry: ST1, Exit: ST42
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Entry/Exit points of HT Channel?
Entry: HT1, Exit: HT9
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Entry/Exit points of SI Channel?
Entry: Si 1, Exit: Si19
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Entry/Exit points of KI Channel?
Entry: Ki 1, Exit: Ki22
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Entry/Exit of UB channel?
Entry: UB1, Exit: UB67
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Entry/Exit points of PC Channel?
Entry: PC8, Exit:PC8
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Entry/Exit points of SJ Channel?
Entry: SJ1, Exit: SJ22
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Entry/Exit points of GB Channel?
Entry: GB 1, Exit: GB41
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Entry/Exit points of LIV Channel?
Entry: LIV1, Exit: LIV14
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All Yang channels cross___?
Du 14
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All Yang channels except____ cross ___?
UB, ST12
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All Yang channels except__ and ___ cross __?
St and UB, SI12
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All Yin channels of arm have NO crossing points are
PC, LU, HT
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All YIn channels of leg cross__, __ and ___
SP6, Ren 3, Ren 4
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LU LUO Pathway
Separates from primary @ Lu 7-into palm and spreads over THENAR EMINENCE
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LU TMM Pathway
*Binds at Thenar eminence
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*Binds at center of Elbow
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*Goes along *ANT-LATERAL aspect of upper arm to enter chest below the axilla
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*Converges @ Floating ribs
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LI LUO Pathway
Separates from primary @LI 6 to join Lu channel. Ascends the arm to LI 15- to cheek.
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*One branch goes to TEETH and other branch connects to EAR.
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LI TMM Pathway
*Binds at wrist
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*Attaches to UPPER THORACIC Spine
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ST LUO Pathway
Separates from ST 40-connects with SP channel-Nape of NECK to meet with qi of all yang channels-other branch ends @ THROAT.
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ST GREAT LUO Pathway
ST 18 on LT
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ST TMM Pathway
One branch-*Binds at dorsum, lat. knee, hip, *Connects with spine
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2nd branch-*Binds at dorsum, knee, above the GENITALS (sim. to SP & LV TMM),
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*Binds at ST 12, *Binds below NOSE
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*Binds AROUND THE EYE to form a net (only TMM that does this!)
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*Binds in front of the EAR
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SP LUO Pathway
Separates @SP 4 where it connects to ST channel-enters abdomen & connects with INTESTINES and ST
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SP GREAT LUO Pathway
SP 21. Lateral costal region & chest.
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SP TMM Pathway
*Binds at medial malleolus
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*Converges at EXTERNAL Genitalia
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*Binds at UMBILICUS (Ht channel tmm ends here)
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HT LUO Pathway
Separates @Ht 5-connects with SI channel-up heart channel-enters heart-ROOT OF TONGUE and EYE
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HT TMM Pathway
*Binds at pisiform bond wrist
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SI LUO Pathway
Separates@ SI 7 and connects with Ht channel-connects with the SHOULDER @LI 15.
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SI TMM Pathway
*Binds at wrist
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*Binds at Medial condyle of humerus
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*Bind at Axilla (like the Heart TMM)
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Levels of the channels from superficial to deep
1)cutaneous, 2)minute (blood), 3)muscle/tendinomuscular, 4)luo, 5)primary, 6)divergent, 7)8 extra
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source points are where:
original qi surfaces and lingers (source is ming men)
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xi cleft are where:
superficial qi from jings wells gather here and plunge deep (famous for tx pain)
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luo connecting points treat:
yin yang paired channels and psychoemotional disorders and areas covered by yin yang pairs
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host guest combos
source and luo pair (LI 4 an LU 7)
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mu points treat:
acute/excess
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shu points treat:
chronic/deficiency
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antique points are
well points (1st or last in channel), spring, stream, river, sea (joints)
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well points treat
"most sane" (MANIA, at level of zang)
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spring points treat
"families" (FEBRILE--representative: face color changes)
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stream points treat
"are" (ARTHRITIS--representative: chronic diseases)
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River points treat
"Against" (ASTHMA-->representative: where voice changes)
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Sea points treat
"Incest" (INTESTINES--eating food and digestion)
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Auricular point Ischium is located in/on
Inferior AntiHelix Crus
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Auricular Shoulder point is located in/on
Scapha
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Auricular Diaphragm point is located in/on
cirus of the helix
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Auricular Kidney point is located in/on
cymba concha
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Auricular Stomach point is located in/on
upper cavum of conchae
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Auricular Shenmen point is located in/on
triangular fossa
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Auricular Sciatic point is located in/on
superior margin of inferior crus of antihelix
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Auricular Middle Border point treats
enuresis
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The Greater Auricular nerve is located
Antihelix and lobe
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Auricular Influenza point is located
Superior Helix
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Auricular points to treat amenorreah
Uterus, Ovary, Kidney, Liver, Endocrine
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Auricular Brain point is located in/on
Anti tragus
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Auricular Insomnia points
Shen Men, Forehead, Subcortex
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Root of Auricular Vagus Nerve treats
gastralgia, HA, asthma, biliary ascarasis
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Auricular Sympathetic point treats
neuro-vegitative disequilebrium
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For Acute Conjunctivitis or Hypertension use (Auricular)
Ear Apex
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For Acute Sprain use (Auricular)
Shen Men, Subcortex
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Selections of ear points are based on
western physiological relationship, pulse, anatomical location of dz.
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Auricular Sympathetic point is located
inferior antihelix crus
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Auricular Asthma point is located
antitragus
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Order of Jing-Lou
cutaneous
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Fxs of Cutaneous
Are superficial
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1st line of defense against ext patho
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Manifest D/O of deeper lying channels
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Used to affect deeper lying channels (Massage, cupping moxa)
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Fxs of Minute
Are superficial
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circulate wei qi warm & nourish body tissues/organ
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Fxs of Sinew/TMM
run from extremities to the trunk/head (*all START @ extremities)
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facilitate articulation and normal activity
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connect muscle, tendons, and ligaments to joints
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link structure of the body
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Fxs of Lou Connecting
Connect int/ext pair channels
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Branch of primary channels (ren/du exceptions)
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Fxs of Primary Channels
Circulate qi and blood
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Connect ext/int portions of body
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Demonstrates the location of D/O
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Protect body protect body from Disease
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Transmit Qi to diseased area (via needling)
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Fxs of Divergent
Run Deep
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Connect int/ext paired ORGANS and channels
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Distributes qi/blood to the head/face and interior
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Explain the actions of commonly used points
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have Ø points of their own
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Fxs of 8 extra ordinary
Reservoirs of Qi and blood, yin,yang, jing
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LInk the primary channels
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No points of their own but share pts w/ other ch.
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Link pre and post heaven qi
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Regulates the 7 & 8 year life cycles of women & men
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Nominal Aphasia
Can't name objects
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What scalp line to treat nominal aphasia
Speech #2
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Receptive Aphasia
Inability to make sense of the words being heard
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What scalp line to treat Receptive Aphasia
Speech #3
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What 2 lines in scalp are divided into 5th's
Motor & Sensory
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Upper fifth of motor treat?
lower limb and trunk, treats paralysis of lower limb (opp. side)
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Upper fifth of sensory treat?
lower limb and trunk + head, treats low back pain (opp. side), numbness or paresthesia in that area, occipital h/a, stiff neck, vertigo
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Middle-2nd & 3rd fifth of motor and sensory treat
Upper limb area, motor treats paralysis of upper limb (opp. side), sensory treats pain, numbness or other paresthsia of upper limb (opp. side)
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Lower two fifth's of motor treat?
Facial area + Speech #1, treats upper motor neuron, paralysis of face (opp side), motor aphasia, dribbling saliva, impaired speech, bel's palsy
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Lower two fifth's of sensory treat?
Facial area, treats migraine h/a, trigeminal neuralgia, toothache (opp side), arthritis of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
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Order of scalp lines from anterior to posterior
BTMS-bacon, tomato, mayo sandwich-aka Blood, Tremor, Motor, Sensory
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The two lines are used to treat a prolapsed uterus?
Reproductive area & leg motor & sensory area
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Superficial edema
blood vessels dilations & constriction area that also treats hypertension
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Nocturnal Urination
leg motor & sensory area
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Intermittent supraventricular tachycardia
thoracic cavity area
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When is just one side of the scalp used in tx?
One sided paralysis -use opp. side
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Tremor line treats?
Syndenham's chorea, tremors, palsy and related syndromes-Parkinsons
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Vertigo and hearing area?
Tinnitus, vertigo, diminished hearing, menier's syndrome
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Voluntary movement area treats?
Apraxia -loss of ability to execute or carry earned purposeful movements
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Vision area?
Cortical blindness
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Balance area treats?
loss of balance due to cerebellar disorders
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Stomach area treats?
Discomfort in upper abdomen
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Liver & GB area treats?
Pain in upper right quadrant of the abdomen and/or right rib cage, chronic hepatitis
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Thoracic cavity area treats?
asthma, chest pain, intermittent supraventricular tachycardia (faster htbeat/palpitations)
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Reproduction area treats?
Abnormal uterine bleeding, combined with leg motor area for prolapsed uterus
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*17 Parts of Auricle of ear
Lobule, Infratragic notch, Supratragic notch, Ante-tragus, Tragus, External auditory meatus, Helix tragic notch, Cymba concha, Cavum concha, Anti-helix, Superior Anti-helix Crus, Inferior Anti-helix Crus, Scapha, Triangular fossa, Helix, Darwin's Tubercle, Helix Crus
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What parts are in Scapha?
clavicle, shoulder, elbow, wrist, allergy, finger
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What parts are in Anti-helix?
Cervical, thoracic and sacral vertebrae, neck, chest, abdomen
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What parts are in Superior Anti-helix Crus?
hip, knee, ankle, toe, heel
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What parts are in Inferior Anti-helix Crus?
Ischium, buttock, Sympathetic
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What parts are in Lobule?
1. inferior tragic notch
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*What parts are in Cavum concha?
Heart, Lung, Trachea, Spleen, SJ, Intertragus
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*What parts are in Cymba concha?
Liver, GB/Pancreas, KD, Ureter, UB, Angle of Cymba Concha, Middle of Cymba concha
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*What parts are in Periphery Helix Crus?
Mouth, Esophagus, Cardiac Orifice, ST, Duodenum, SI, Appendix, LI
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What parts are in back of Auricle?
Groove of inferior helix crus, Root of auricular vagus, Ht, Sp, Lv, Lu, Kd,
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What parts are in the Helix?
External genitalia, Anterior ear apex, Ear Apex, Liver Yang, Helix 1-6
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*What are the 5 Master Points?
Shen Men, Sympathetic, Point zero, Endocrine, Brain for Pain
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