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Points 1
Test 2
Question | Answer |
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Shortness of breath, frequent urination, enuresis, yawning | LU Luo Xu |
Sensation of cold in teeth, fullness + congestion in chest | LI Luo Xu |
Hot palms or wrists | LU Luo Shi |
Toothache, deafness | LI Luo Shi |
Flaccid/atrophied muscles of the legs and/or feet, pharangitis, sudden aphasia | ST Luo Xu |
Epilepsy, insanity | ST Luo Shi |
Suffocating sensation in the chest, cough, angina, heart-attack | ST Great Luo Xu |
Rapid breathing, irregular breathing, dyspenia | ST Great Luo Shi |
Pain in thenar eminence, stiff/strained/twisted/knotted muscles | LU Sinew Channel |
Inability to raise shoulder, inability to turn neck from side to side | LI Sinew Channel |
Stiff/strained/twisted/knotted muscles, inability to open the eye, inability to close the eye | ST Sinew Channel |
Clears LU heat and descends LU qi; cools blood and stops bleeding; calms the corporeal soul (po) | LU-3 |
On the cubital crease of the elbow, in the depression at the radial side of the tendon of biceps brachii. | LU-5 |
On the flexor aspect of the forearm, 7 cun proximal to LU-9 on the line connecting LU-9 with LU-5 | LU-6 |
Releases the exterior and expels wind; promotes the descending function to the LU; pacifies wind and phlegm; benefits the head and nape; opens and regulates the conception vessel; regulates the water passages; activates the channel and alleviates pain. | LU-7 |
Tonifies the LU and transforms phlegm; promotes the descending function of the LU; regulates and harmonizes the 100 vessels; activates the channel and alleviates pain. | LU-9 |
Regulates the defensive qi and adjusts sweating; expels wind and releases the exterior; regulates face, eyes, nose, mouth and ears; activates the channel and alleviates pain; induces labor; restores the yang. | LI-4 |
Clears heat and alleviates pain; clears yangming finre; calms the spirit; benefits the wrist joint. | LI-5 |
On the radial side of the forearm, 3 cun distal to LI-11, ont he line connecting LI-11 with LI-5. | LI-9 |
On the elbow, midway between LU-5 and the lateral epicondyle of humerus, at the lateral end of the transverse cubital crease | LI-11 |
Benefits the throat and voice; alleviates cough and wheezing. | LI-18 |
Benefits the eyes and stops lacrimation; eliminates wind and clears heat. | ST-1 |
With the eyes looking forwards, this point is located directly below the pupil, level with the lower border of the ala nasi, on the lateral side of the naso-labial groove. | ST-3 |
Directly anterior to the angle of the jaw, in a depression at the anterior border of the masseter muscle. | ST-5 |
Level with the top of and 1.5 cun lateral to the laryngeal prominence, in the depression between the anterior border of the SCM and the lateral border of the thyroid cartilage. | ST-9 |
Descends LU qi and clears heat from the chest; activates the channel and alleviates pain. | ST-12 |
Which primary channel has no meeting points? | LU |
Which primary channel has the following meeting points: SI-12, DU-14, ST-12, R-24, ST-4, DU-26 | LI |
The LU opens to the nose via | The Large Intestine Channel |
The LU diverges at the | anterior axillary fold |
The LU emerges at the | SCF |
Which primary channel has the following meeting points: UB-1, DU-26, R-24, GB-3, GB-4, GB-5, GB-6, Du-24, DU-14, R-12, R-13, SP-1 | ST |
The lower he-sea point for the large intestine is: | ST-37 |
The tissue for the LI is | the lower gums |
The tissue for the ST is | the upper gums |