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19 Cards in this Set
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carotid artery
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LI 17, LI 18, ST 9, ST 10
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temporal artery
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SJ 22, SI 19, GB 2
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facial artery and vein
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ST 5
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ulnar nerve
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SI 8
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cephalic vein
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LU 3, LU 5
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radial artery
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LU 9, LU 8
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dorsalis pedis
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ST 42
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femoral artery
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SP 12
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femoral vein
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LV 12
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median nerve
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PC 6, PC 7
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brachial artery
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PC 3
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points where qi and blood gather together and plunge deeply
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xi cleft points
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point at which the original qi surfaces and lingers
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Yuan / Source points
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point at which the luo connecting channel diverges from the primary channel
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Luo points
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combine the yuan/source point of the primary channel with the luo of the interior-exterior related luo
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Host-Guest
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for chronic illnesses, combine the yuan/source and luo of the same channel
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Host-Host
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critical functions of Xi Cleft points (4)
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1. acute conditions
2. pain 3. blood disorders (especially on yin channels) 4. blood stasis in the abdomen |
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critical functions of Yuan / Source points (3)
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1. tonify and regulate their respective Zang organs
2. expel excess conditions, especially pathogenic factors from the Fu organs 3. wind invasion |
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critical functions of Luo points (3)
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1. treat disorders of their interiorly-exteriorly related channel or zangfu
2. treat disorders in regions reached by the luo-connecting channel 3. psycho-emotional disorders |
