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intro to theory

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show 1. transport qi and blood and regulate yin and yang 2. Resist pathogens and reflect signs and symptoms 3. Transmit needling sensation and regulate deficiency and excess conditions  
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show 1. Do not distribute interiorly, only superficially at skin. 2. No starting or terminating points 3. No directional flow  
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show 1. Start on the extremities and go inward to chest 2. Cover broad areas and "knot" at the joints and large muscles. 3. have no points  
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What characterizes Luo Connecting channels?   show
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show They separate from the channels above or at the elbow or knee joints, enter the chest and abdomen, emerge from teh body cavity (usually at head or neck) converge with the yang channel of the pair (at the head)  
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show 1. They run vertically, bilaterally, and symmetrically distributed relatively deep within the body. 2. Have internal and external pathways.  
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show 1. They are reservoirs of qi 2. They are possibly even deeper than the jing-mai (regular channels)  
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These channels act as a link between paired yin and yang channels   show
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show Extraordinary  
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show yin  
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The Du is called the Sea of _____   show
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show Tendino-muscular  
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show Cutaneous  
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Which are the branches of the Regular channels that reinforce the connection among Zang Fu organs?   show
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How many Luo channels?   show
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How many extraordinary channels?   show
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show Divergent  
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show Luo  
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show Luo  
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These channels have no points   show
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show Luo  
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In these channels, yin connects with yang and yang connects with yang   show
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The Yin meridians in the arms   show
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The Yin meridians in the legs   show
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The Yang meridians in the arms   show
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show 1. ST (yang ming) 2. GB (shao yang) 3. UB (tai yang)  
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All yin meridians meet in the ___   show
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show face  
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show tai yin  
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Pericardium and Liver channel location   show
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Heart and Kidney channel location   show
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show yang ming  
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show shao yang  
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show tai yang  
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Foot Shao Yang channel   show
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Foot Jue Yin channel   show
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show Urinary Bladder channel  
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show Spleen channel  
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Hand Tai Yin channel   show
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Hand Yang Ming channel   show
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show San Jiao channel  
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show Pericardium channel  
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Hand Tai Yang channel   show
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Function of cutaneous regions   show
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Function of Divergent channels   show
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Function of Extraordinary Channels   show
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Function of Luo Connecting vessels   show
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show * main means of communication and energy circulation throughout body * internal and external pathways  
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show * Reinforce connection betw joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, etc. and maintain articulation * integrate whole body surface  
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