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POINTS 5 SCALP

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Paralysis of lower limb upper 1/5 motor area/line (Lower limb & trunk area)
Paralysis of upper limb middle 2/5 motor area/line (Upper limb area)
Facial paralysis and/or dribbling saliva lower 2/5 motor area/line (Facial & Speech #1 area)
Low back pain or numbness upper 1/5 of sensory area/line (Lower limb, head & neck line)
**Occipital headache or stiff neck or vertigo** (for some reason occipital HA and stiff neck corresponds to LOW BACK) UPPER 1/5 of sensory area/line (Lower limb, head & neck line)
Pain, numbness of upper limb middle 2/5 sensory area/line (Upper limbs area)
Migraine headache, TMJ, toothache, arthritis of temporomandibular joint lower 2/5 of sensory area/line (Facial line)
Syndenham's chorea, tremors, palsy parallel to and 1.5 cm anterior to Motor area/line (Chorea & tremor control area/line)
Superficial edema, HTN parallel to and 3.0 cm anterior to Motor area/line (BV d&c area/line)
Tinnitus, vertigo, diminished learning, Menière's horizontal line 1.5 cm above and centered on apex of ear. 4 cm in length (Vertigo and hearing line)
Nominal aphasia vertical line 2 cm beside tuber parietale on back of head. 3 cm in length (Speech #2)
Receptive aphasia overlaps Vertigo/Hearing line @ midpoint, then continues 4 cm back (Speech #3)
Apraxia 3 needles can be inserted inferiorly, anteriorly and posteriorly to a length of 3 cm at the tuber parietale, forming a 40 degree angle? (Voluntary movement line)
Cortical blindness 1 cm lateral ro the EOP, parallel to midline of head, 4 cm in length, EXTENDING UPWARD (Vision line)
Loss of balance 3 cm lateral to EOP, parallel to midline of head, 4 cm in length, EXTENDING DOWNWARD (Balance line)
Upper abdomen discomfort Hairline directly above pupil and 2 cm back (parallel to midline of head) (Stomach line)
Hepatitis C or URQ pain or right rib cage pain Extend line ANTERIORLY 2 cm from where Stomach line would begin (LR/GB line)
Asthma, chest pain, intermittent supraventricular tachycardia Line drawn parallel to and MIDWAY between Stomach line and midline, 2 cm in length (Thoracic cavity line)
Motor aphasia or impaired speech lower 2/5 motor area/line (Facial & Speech #1 area)
Abnormal uterine bleeding parallel and LATERAL to the Stomach line at a distance equal to that of the between Stomach line and Thoracic line. 2 cm in length (Reproduction line)
Prolapsed uterus parallel and LATERAL to the Stomach line at a distance equal to that of the between Stomach line and Thoracic line. 2 cm in length (Reproduction line)
Reproduction area parallel and LATERAL to the Stomach line at a distance equal to that of the between Stomach line and Thoracic line. 2 cm in length (Reproduction line)
Thoracic cavity area Line drawn parallel to and MIDWAY between Stomach line and midline, 2 cm in length (Thoracic cavity line)
LR/GB area Extend line ANTERIORLY 2 cm from where Stomach line would begin (LR/GB line)
ST area Hairline directly above pupil and 2 cm back (parallel to midline of head) (Stomach line)
Balance area 3 cm lateral to EOP, parallel to midline of head, 4 cm in length, EXTENDING DOWNWARD (Balance line)
Vision area 1 cm lateral ro the EOP, parallel to midline of head, 4 cm in length, EXTENDING UPWARD (Vision line)
Voluntary movement area 3 needles can be inserted inferiorly, anteriorly and posteriorly to a length of 3 cm at the tuber parietale, forming a 40 degree angle? (Voluntary movement line)
Speech #1 area lower 2/5 of motor line
Speech #2 area verticla line 2 cm lateral to parietal tubercle, 3 cm long
Speech #3 area overlaps Hearing & Vertigo AT MIDPOINT. and extends back 4 cm
Vertigo and hearing area 1.5 cm above ear apex. line 4 cm back
Blood vessel dilation and constriction area 1.5 cm anterior to chorea line (which is 1.5 anterior to midline), so 3 cm anterior to ML
Chorea and tremor control area 1.5 anterior to ML
Leg motor and sensory area 2 parallel lines around on sides of GV20 (1 cm lateral, 3 cm long)
Facial (sensory) area lower two fifths of sensory line (2 cm posterior to ML)
Upper limb sensory area middle two fifths of sensory line (2 cm posterior to ML)
Lower limb sensory area upper one fifth of sensory line (2 cm posterior to ML)
Facial (motor) area (includes Speech #1: motor aphasia) lower two fifths of motor line (.5 cm posterior to ML)
Upper limb motor area middle two fifths motor (.5 cm posterior to ML)
Lower limb motor area upper one fifth motor (.5 cm posterior to ML)
Created by: mrbarr
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