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What is the upper 1/5 of the motor area for?
paralysis of lower limbs
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What is the upper 1/5 of the motor area?
lower limb & trink
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Which area would you needle for paralysis of left lower leg?
right upper 1/5 motor area
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The middle 2/5 motor area is the...
Upper limb area
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The middle 2/5 motor area is good for?
paralysis of the upper limb
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The lower 2/5 of the motor area is good for?
upper motor neuron paealysis of the face, aphasia and speech problems
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The lower 2/5 of the motor area is goof for what areas of the body?
face
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Where is speech #1 located?
lower 2/5 of the motor area
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Where is the motor area?
0.5 cm posterior to the midpoint of the midline (1/2 EOP & glabella)
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Where is the sensory area?
1.5 cm posterior to the motor area
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What body area does the upper 1/5 of the sensory area tx?
lower limb, head & trunk
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The upper 1/5 of the sensory area is good for?
low back pain, numbness, headache
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What body area does the middle 2/5 of the sensory area tx?
upper limb
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What body area does the lower 2/5 of the sensory area tx?
facial area
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The middle 2/5 of the sensory area is good for?
pain, numbness, paralysis of upper limb
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The lower 2/5 of the sensory area is good for?
migraine HA, trigeminal neuralgia, toothache
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Where is the leg motor & sensory area?
Parallel w/midline, 1 cm beside midpoint, about 3 cm in length posterior
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The leg motor & sensory area is good for?
paralysis, P! or numbness of lower limb, acute low back sprain, prolapsed uterus
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Which scalp area is good for paralysis, P! or numbness of lower limb, acute low back sprain, prolapsed uterus?
Leg motor & sensory area
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Which scalp area is good for paralysis of lower limb?
upper 1/5 motor area
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Which scalp area is good for paralysis of upper limb?
middle 2/5 motor area
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Which scalp area is good for paralysis of face, aphasia and speech problems?
lower 2/5 motor area
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Which scalp area is goof for low back pain & headache?
upper 1/5 sensory area
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Which scalp area is goof for pain & numbness of upper limb?
Middle 2/5 sensory area
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Which area is located 2 cm posterior to the midpoint?
Sensory area
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Which scalp area is good for migraines and toothache?
Lower 2/5 of sensory area
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Which scalp area is goof for P! or numbness of lower limb & acute lower back sprain?
leg motor & sensory area
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These two scalp areas are good for prolapsed uterus.
Leg motor & sensory area + reproduction area
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Where is leg motor & sensory area?
1 cm lateral to the midline and 3 cm in length posterior (crossing motor & sensory areas)
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Where is the chorea & tremor control area?
1.5 cm anterior to the motor line
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What is 1 cm anterior to the midpoint?
Chorea & tremor control area
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Which scalp area is good for chorea, tremor and palsy?
chorea & tremor control area
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Which scalp area is gooe for posterior strock motor paralysis and stiff tongue?
speech #1 area, which is also the lower 2/5 of motor area
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Which scalp area is good for nominal aphasia?
speech #2 area
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Which scalp area is good for receptive aphasia?
Speech #3 area
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Where is blood vessel dilation & contriction area?
1.5 cm anterior to chorea & tremor control area (2.5 cm from midpt)
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Which scalp area is good for superficial edema?
blood vessel dilation & constriction area
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Blood vessel dilation & constriction area is good for?
blood vessel dilation & constriction area
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Which scalp area is good for tinnitus, vertigo & Menirer's syndrome?
Vertigo & hearing area
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Where is vertigo & hearing area?
1.5 cm above & central to ear apex (2cm forth & 2 cm back = 4 cm total)
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Where is speech #2?
vertical line 2cm besides the tuber parietal on back of head, 3 cm in length
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Where is speech #3?
overlaps vertigo & hearing area starting from midpt and going posterior 3cm
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Where is the voluntary movement area?
Starting from the tuber parietal, 3 lines 3 cm in length (inferior, anterior and posterior) making a 40 deg angle
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Which scalp area is good for apraxia?
Voluntary movement area
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What is voluntary movement good for?
apraxia (unable to perform tasks or movements, even though they understand)
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Where is vision area?
1 cm lateral to EOP, parallel to midline, 4 cm in length going anterior upward
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Which scalp area is good for cortical blindness?
vision area
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Where is balance area?
3 cm lateral to EOP, parallel to midline, 4 cm posterior and downward
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Which scalp area is good for loss of balance due to cerebellar disorders?
Balance area
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This area is located beginning of anterior hairline above the pupil parallel to midline 2 cm posterior back.
ST area
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Which scalp area is good for discomfort of upper abdomen?
ST area
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Where is ST area?
Beginning of anterior hairline above the pupil parallel to midline 2 cm posterior back.
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Which line is 2.5 cm from midpoint?
Blood vessel dilation and constriction area
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Which area is 2 cm from midpt?
sensory area
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Which are 1.5 cm from motor line?
- chorea & tremor control area (anterior)
- sensory area (posterior)
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Where is LV/GB area?
2 cm in length extending anterior to ST area
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Which area is good for chronic hepatitis and pain in upper right quadrant?
LV/GB area
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Where is the thoracic cavity area?
1/2 way between ST area and midline going 2 cm posterior
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Which area is good for asthma, chest p! & tachycardia?
thoracic cavity area
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Where is the reproduction area?
lateral to the ST area, equal distance between ST and thoracic cavity area, 2 cm in length posterior
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Which gauge needles are used in scalp acupuncture?
26-28 gauge
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How long are the needles?
2.5-3 in long
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How do you insert the needles?
superficially or horizontally
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How do you stimulate the needles?
- 200X/minute for 3-4 minutes (rotations)
- Then, leave in place for 5-10 minutes and
- Then, stimulate again 2-3 more times until qi sensation acquired
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What is the type of sensation?
hot or tingling on area trying to reach (limbs, face, etc)
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Info:
- Make sure area is clean
- Must know the precise location
- Stimlation should b strong & intense
- Make sure patient is laying down
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