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Point Energetics-Wk3
General Intro, Lung, Large Intestine for Week 4 Quiz
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Five Shu Points: What is general therapeutic indication for Jing-Well points? | 1. Fullness of chest 2. Mental disorders 3. XS Heat 4. Acute diseases of XS type |
| Five Shu Points: What is general therapeutic indication for Ying-Spring points? | 1. Febrile diseases 2. XS and XU Heat |
| Five Shu Points: What is general therapeutic indication for Jing-Stream points? | Wind, damp, heaviness, joint pain (Bi Syndrome) |
| Five Shu Points: What is general therapeutic indication for Shu-River points? | Asthma, cough. EXTERIOR SYNDROME!! (Chills & fever at same time; e.g., Wind-Cold/Wind-Heat) |
| Five Shu Points: What is general therapeutic findication for He-Sea points? | Disorders of qi. (Rebellious qi/diarrhea) |
| Lower He-Sea Points of the six Fu organs: What are they? Where are they? Why | LI, SI, UB, GB. ST-SJ. Lower He-Sea point for LI is ST-37. Lower He-Sea point for ST is ST-36! Lower He-Sea point for SI is ST-39. That's enough for now. |
| Yuan Source (Primary) Points: What are they? | These points are said to reflect the state of prenatal Qi of each organ. Used to tonify Yin or Yang of organs. |
| Luo Connecting Points: What are the general indications for these points? | These points are used to Tonify the Yin organs and Sedate the Yang organs. Often used for superficial channel problems-- as opposed to internal problems. |
| Xi Cleft Points: What are the general indications for these points? | It is at these points where the "Qi and Blood of the channel gather deeply." Primary indication is for "acute painful" condition. Most often sedated for Excess conditions. |
| Lou Connecting Points: What is the LCP for LI? | LI-6 (connects with LU meridian (Remember that the Luo Connecting Point is closer to the fingers than the Xi Cleft.) |
| Lou Connecting Points: What is the LCP for LU? | LU-7 (connects with Ren meridian) (Remember that the Luo Connecting Point is closer to the fingers than the Xi Cleft.) |
| Xi Cleft Point: What is the XCP for LI? | LI-7 (Remember that the Cleft Point is farther from the fingers than LCP...) |
| Xi Cleft Point: What is the XCP for LU? | LU-6 (Remember that the Cleft Point is farther from the fingers than LCP...) |
| Point by point: What is the indication for LU-7? | Open Lung, stimulate descending & dispersing of Lung Qi, expel Wind, circulate Defensive Qi, release the Exterior, open & regulate Ren channel |
| Point by point: What is the indication for LU-9? | Transform Phlegm, stop cough. (Tonify Lung Qi) |
| Point by point: What is the indication for LI-6? | Edema (Lung/face) and also deafness/tinnitus. Luo Connecting point to Lung and also "Water Passage," so Lung edema. |
| Point by point: What is the indication for LI-4? | A million things: Is commander point for face/mouth. So Bells palsy/facial spasm. But also Ren source pt. for LI-- so all LI disorders. Exterior Syndrome (w/ LU7). Pain for entire body (w/ LR3). Sweating (w/ KD7). Induces LABOR! |
| What is the point (on LI meridian) for skin conditions? | LI-11 |
| Point combos: What is the indication for LU-7 and KD-6? | Sore throat. Dry throat/cough |
| Point combos: What is the indication for LU-5 and LU-1, UB-13 and Ren-17? | Asthma/cough (Lung Heat) |
| Therapeutics: Which TWO POINTS would you combine to treat SWEATING? | LI-4 and KD-7 |
| Therapeutics: What points on the LI channel would you use to treat EXTERIOR SYNDROME? (Both LU and LI) | LI-4 and LU-7 |
| Point by point: What is the function of LU-5? | Clear ("Drain") Heat in the Lung; rebellious Qi; phlegm; relax sinews & muscles; benefit UB |
| Point by point: What is the function of LU-10? | Clear Heat in the Lung; benefit throat |
| If LI-4 is the Commander Point on LI meridian (for face/mouth disorders), what is the Commander Point (for head/neck) on the Lung meridian? (Hint: It is also the Luo Connecting point & Ren Confluent Point on Lung Meridian) | LU-7 |
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