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Professor Huang Shengyuan:
From the theoretical point of view of CCM and the principle of Yin-yang, disease can be divided generally into what 4 groups?
a. excess of yang
b. excess of yin
c. deficiency of yang
d. deficiency of yin (or both yin & yang together)
Corresponding to the different divisions of disease (excess yang, excess yin, xu yang, xu yin or both together), we suggest 4 types of needling techniques to regain homeostatic balance:
1. sparrow-pecking
2. intermittent stimulation
3. needle retaining with vibration
4. simple needle retaining
4 needling techniques that are used according to the divisions of disease are supported by biophysical parameters such as
action *potentials of Jingluo
*EEG changes
intracranial *pressure changes
sensory duration of dermal sensitivity
4 techniques: Sparrow-Pecking
-insert needle to proper depth and grab qi
-then pull it out by *() the length of the needle shaft
-apply the sparrow-pecking hand movement
*2/3
Apply sparrow pecking technique by:
1. thrust and lift with () pull and () push for () times on each point with the speed of about () times per minute
2. perform () rounds alternately
1. heavier pull, lighter push, 7 times per point, 120x/min
4 techniques: sparrow-pecking

The intensity is relatively () and should depend on the patient's individual condition. It performs a function of () the meridians by clearing away heat and reducing yang () which indicates excessive yang syndromes.
stronger
evil
4 techniques: intermittent stimulation:
-insert the needle to the proper depth and grab qi
-retain needle for () minutes
-then pull it out by () of the length of the shaft
-then perform thrust-lift & rotating () times
-retain the needle again for another () minutes
-repeat the manipulation again until the patient starts to have () or until the pathogenic tight feeling underneath the needle disappears
3 min retain
pull out by 1/2
t/l 9x
retain again 3min
mild sweat
T or F the last step of intermittent stimulation is to repeat the manipulation again until the patient starts to have profuse sweating or until the pathogenic tight feeling underneath the needle disappears.
F
sweat should be mild
4 techniques: intermittent stimulation generally should be performed 9 times T or F?
F
3 times
4 techniques intermittent stimulation:
it will function as dredging the meridians by expelling yin evil and recovering yang even qi T or F?
T
4 techniques intermittent stimulation:
this kind of () reducing techniques is used for excessive () syndromes.
Yin yin
4 techniques needle retaining with vibration:
-insert the needle to the proper depth and grab qi
-retain the needle for () minutes
-then pull out the shaft of the needle by ()
-perform slight vibrating combined with thrusting/lifting & rotating for () times
-repeat every () minutes up to () times
-1 min retain
-pull out by 1/3
-t/l/r 9x9=81x
-repeat 3-5min up to 3 times (3x81=243x)
4 techniques needle retaining with vibration:
This technique normally brings out a warm sensation underneath the needle or strengthens the qi arriving T or F
T
4 techniques needle retaining with vibration:
It belongs to yang-tonifying therapeutics & is used for patients with
a. yang xu syndromes
b. yin xu syndromes
c. yang shi syndromes
d. yin shi syndromes
e. both a and b
a. yang xu syndromes
4 techniques simple needle retaining:
insert the needle
a. quickly and vigorously
b. quickly and gently
c. slowly and vigorously
d. slowly and gently
d. slowly and gently
4 techniques simple needle retaining:
retain the needle for
a. 15 minutes
b. 20 minutes
c. 30 minutes
d. 45 minutes
c. 30 minutes
4 techniques Simple needle retaining:
it is used in cases of
a. yang xu
b. yin xu
c. yang shi
d. yin shi
e. either just b or both a and b at the same time
e. either just yin xu or both yang/yin xu
Sparrow pecking technique has been shown to increase/decrease voltage after needling patients with yang shi?
Decrease
Sparrow pecking technique in healthy subjects with yang shi, the increase in excitation waves was reverted to inhibited/excited waves in the EEG tracings during needling?
inhibited
Sparrow pecking technique can decrease/increase intracranial hypertension?
decrease
Intermittent stimulation technique:
the voltage of Yang meridians were found to be lower/higher before needling, and were all decreased/increased with this stimulation which decreases/increases yin?
lower
increased
reduces/decreases
Intermittent stimulation technique was applied to healthy subjects with excess of yin and resulted in a/an decrease/increase of excitation waves in EEG tracings?
increase
Needle retaining with vibration technique:
The voltage of the meridians in all patients with yang xu was decreased/increased after needling with this technique.
increased
Needle retaining with vibrration technique:
In healthy patients, the excitation waves are decreased/increased under observation of EEG tracings.
increased
Needle retaining with vibration:
the pressure in patients with intracranial hypotension was decreased/increased?
elevated/increased
Simple needle retaining
The voltage of the meridians in patients with yin xu or of both yin/yang xu had a significant decrease/increase after needling?
increase
Simple needle retaining
In patients with yin xu and in healthy subjects, the decrease/increase in inhibitory EEG waves was affected with the technique which gives protective inhibition.
increase
Simple needle retaining
in patients with both yin/yang xu needling resulted in decreased/increased/balanced EEG waves?
balanced
Temporal measurements of dermal sensitivity revealed the protective inhibition of the brain. () Technique has the effect of reinforcing the deficient states of yin or of both yin and yang.
Simple needle retaining technique
Each of the 4 needling techniques is capable of inducing a specific reaction to modify a diseased physical state in order to recover its (2 wds) and regain health.
homeostatic balance