Meridian Acupuncture Energetics Final - Dr. Tammy

Front 1

Which meridian(s) enter the brain?

Back 1

BL, DU, YIN HEEL, YANG HEEL

Front 2

Which meridian(s) go to the Vertex?

Back 2

BL, DU, LV

Front 3

Which meridian(s) go to the outer canthus?

Back 3

GB, SI, SJ

Front 4

Which meridian(s) go to the inner canthus?

Back 4

BL, SI, ST, Yang Heel, Yin Heel

Front 5

Which meridian(s) go to the cheek?

Back 5

GB, HT, LI, LIV, YangL

Front 6

Which meridian(s)/channels go to the eyes?

Back 6

BL Channel, Chong, DU, GB Channel, HT, HT Channel, LIV, REN

Front 7

Which meridian(s)/channels can treat nose disorders?

Back 7

DU, LI, SI, ST

Front 8

Which meridian(s) / channels enter the ears?

Back 8

GB, LIC, SI, SJ

Front 9

Which meridian(s) enter the mouth?

Back 9

Chong, DU, LV, Ren, ST, YangH

Front 10

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the root of the tongue?

Back 10

HTC, KI (terminates there), SP (reaches it)

Front 11

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the lower gums?

Back 11

LI

Front 12

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the upper gums?

Back 12

ST

Front 13

Which meridian(s) / channels go around the lips?

Back 13

Chong, DU, Ren, LV, ST

Front 14

Which meridian(s) / channels go to 4 organs?

Back 14

KI (BL, HT, KI, LU)

Front 15

Which meridian(s) / channels go to 3 organs?

Back 15

HT (HT, LU, SI)
LIV (GB, LU, LIV)
SP (HT, SP, ST)

Front 16

Which meridian(s) / channels treat excess heat (febrile disease)?

Back 16

KI, LI, SJ -- 3 Yang Meridian

Front 17

Which meridian(s) / channels benefits the eyes?

Back 17

HT, LV, SI, SJ (Clears heat from the eyes)

Front 18

Which meridian(s) / channels have heat sensation on the palms?

Back 18

PC, HT

Front 19

Which meridian(s) / channels have heat sensation on the soles?

Back 19

KI

Front 20

Which meridian(s) / channels benefit the ears?

Back 20

SJ

Front 21

Which meridian(s) / channels regulate menstruation??

Back 21

KI, LV, sometimes ST (cause Qi & BL)

Front 22

ST 5 intersects with what meridian(s) / channels?

Back 22

GB, SJ, ST

Front 23

Which meridian(s) / channels treat mental disorders?

Back 23

BL, DU, KI, PC, PCC,ST, STC

Front 24

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the big toe?

Back 24

Chong, GB, LV, SP, ST

Front 25

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the genitals?

Back 25

DU, LV, LVC, YinH

Front 26

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the Triple Jiao?

Back 26

PC, SJ

Front 27

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the esophagus?

Back 27

HT, SI, SP

Front 28

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the diaphragm?

Back 28

KI, LV, SJ, ST

Front 29

Which meridian(s) / channels go to the Throat?

Back 29

DU, KI, LU, LV, ST, STC, Yin Qiao

Front 30

Which meridian(s) / channels circle around the lips?

Back 30

Chong (below the eyes), DU (reaches the eyes), Ren

Front 31

Which meridian(s) / channels enter the nasopharynx?

Back 31

LV

Front 32

Which meridian(s) channels enter the throat?

Back 32

HT, LV, SP

Front 33

The hand and foot tai yin connecting point is

Back 33

LU 1

Front 34

Out of the twelve main meridians, which has the most branches?

Back 34

ST

Front 35

Which of the following meridians DOES NOT enter the ear?

a. GB
b. SI
c. SJ
d. LI

Back 35

d. LI

Front 36

What meridian meet the DU at the vertex?

Back 36

LV

Front 37

Which of the following does NOT enter either the inner or outer can thus?

a. LI
b. ST
c. SJ
d. SI

Back 37

a. LI

Front 38

The root of the tongue is reached by which meridian(s)?

a. LV
b. SP
c. KD
d. Both B and C

Back 38

d. both b and c

Front 39

Which meridian starts from the middle jiao?

Back 39

LU

Front 40

The SP, KD, LV all cross at

Back 40

SP 6

Front 41

BL 1 is crossed by which meridians?

Back 41

SI, ST

Front 42

The branch that separates and travels down to the lateral side of the middle toe branches from what ST point?

Back 42

ST 36

Front 43

The internal pathway of the GB originates from the outer can thus, ascends to the corner of the forehead, then curves down the side of the neck in front of this channel:

Back 43

SJ

Front 44

Which meridian's branch separates from the outer canthus?

Back 44

SJ

Front 45

Which meridian originates from the inner canthus?

Back 45

BL

Front 46

A 67 year old male came to your clinic complaining he has cardiac pain, palpitation, insomnia, night sweating, dryness of the throat, thirst, pain in the medial aspect of the upper arm and heat sensation in the palm. What is your diagnosis?

Back 46

HT meridian disease

Front 47

A 67 year old male came to your clinic complaining he has headache, pain in the outer can thus, pain in the jaw, blurring of vision, bitter taste in the mouth, swelling and pain in the supraclavicular fossa, pain in the axilla, pain along the lateral aspect of the chest, hypochondrium, thigh and lower limbs. What is your diagnosis?

Back 47

GB meridian disease

Front 48

Which points below are the coalescent point of the Thoroughfare Vessel / Chong Meridian?
i. Huiyin REN-1, ii. Yinjiao REN-7, iii. Qichong ST-30, iv. Henggu KI-11

a. All
b. None
c. i + ii + iii
d. ii + III

Back 48

a. All

Front 49

A 40 year old female came to your clinic, her complaints are spasm and pain in the abdomen, irregular menstruation, and infertility. What is your diagnosis?

a. LR meridian disease
b. KI meridian disease
c. Conception vessel disease
d. Thoroughfare vessel disease

Back 49

d. Thoroughfare vessel disease

Front 50

The chong meridian / throughfare meridian shares its distribution with what meridian on the abdomen?

a. ST
b. KD
c. REN
d. SP

Back 50

b. KD

Front 51

The "sea of all yang meridians" is the

Back 51

DU meridian.

Front 52

The Hand Tai-Yin LU meridian originates in the

Back 52

middle jiao.

Front 53

The Hand Tai-Yin LU meridian terminates at the

Back 53

radial side of the thumb nail (LU-11).

Front 54

The 1st branch of the Hand Tai-Ying LU meridian separates from the main channel at the

Back 54

styloid process.

Front 55

The 1st branch of the Hand Tai-Ying LU meridian separates from the main channel at the styloid process and travels directly to the

Back 55

radial side of the tip of the index finger.

Front 56

The 1st branch of the Hand Tai-Ying LU meridian separates from the main channel at the at the styloid process and travels directly to the radial side of the tip of the index finger where it links with the

Back 56

LI channel.

Front 57

The Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian originates in the

Back 57

heart.

Front 58

The Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian originates in the Heart and descends through the _________ to connect with the _____ _________.

Back 58

diaphragm, Small Intestine

Front 59

The 1st branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian separates from the

Back 59

Heart.

Front 60

The 1st branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian separates from the Heart, ascends alongside the

Back 60

esophagus.

Front 61

The 1st branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian separates from the Heart, ascends alongside the esophagus and then across the

Back 61

face and cheek.

Front 62

The 1st branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian separates from the Heart, ascends alongside the esophagus and then across the face and cheek to connect with the tissues surrounding the

Back 62

eye.

Front 63

The 2nd branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian travels directly from the Heart to the

Back 63

Lung.

Front 64

The 2nd branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian travels directly from the Heart to the Lung. It descends to emerge from the axilla, then travels along the medial aspect of the upper arm to the

Back 64

elbow.

Front 65

The 2nd branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian travels directly from the Heart to the Lung. It descends to emerge from the axilla, then travels along the medial aspect of the upper arm to the elbow, descends along the posterior aspect of the lower arm to the

Back 65

pisiform bone of the wrist.

Front 66

The 2nd branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian travels directly from the Heart to the Lung. It descends to emerge from the axilla, then travels along the medial aspect of the upper arm to the elbow, descends along the posterior aspect of the lower arm to the pisiform bone of the wrist, travels through the

Back 66

palm.

Front 67

The 2nd branch of the Hand Shao-Yin Heart meridian travels directly from the Heart to the Lung. It descends to emerge from the axilla, then travels along the medial aspect of the upper arm to the elbow, descends along the posterior aspect of the lower arm to the pisiform bone of the wrist, travels through the palm and along the radial side of the little finger to terminate at the

Back 67

radial corner of the nail.

Front 68

The Hand Jue-Yin PC meridian originates in the

Back 68

centre of the chest.

Front 69

The Hand Jue-Yin PC meridian originates in the centre of the chest, connects with the PC, and descends through the diaphragm to the abdomen, passing through the

Back 69

upper, middle, and lower jiao.

Front 70

The 1st branch of the Hand Jue-Yin PC runs from

Back 70

inside the chest.

Front 71

The 1st branch of the Hand Jue-Yin PC runs from inside the chest to emerge in the costal region, arches over the axilla, and follows along the middle aspect of the upper arm, between the ____ and _____ channels to the cubical fossa of the elbow.

Back 71

LU, HT

Front 72

The 1st branch of the Hand Jue-Yin PC reaches the palm, travels from the palm to terminate at the

Back 72

tip of the middle finger.

Front 73

The 2nd branch of the Hand Jue-Yin PC arises from the ____ and follows the radial aspect to the tip of the ____ finger.

Back 73

palm, ring

Front 74

Manifestations of the Hand Tai-Yin LU meridian include

Back 74

cough

Front 75

Point functions of the Hand Tai-Yin LU meridian are

Back 75

coughing, dyspnea, wheezing, asthma, and shortness of breath

Front 76

Manifestations of the Hand Shao-Yin HT meridian include

Back 76

night sweating and heat sensations in the palm.

Front 77

Point functions of the Hand Shao-Yin HT meridian include

Back 77

calming the spirits, treating disorders of the throat

Front 78

Manifestations of the Hand Jue-Yin PC meridian include

Back 78

mental restlessness, depressive and manic mental disorders, and heat sensations in the palm

Front 79

Point functions of the Hand Jue-Yin PC meridian include

Back 79

febrile diseases, disorders of the HT zang (pain, palpitations, etc)

Front 80

The Hand Yang-Ming LI meridian begins at the radial side of the

Back 80

tip of the index finger.

Front 81

The Hand Yang-Ming LI meridian passes through the centre of the suprascapular fossa to the spinous process of the vertebra of C7, meets with the other five ____ channels of the hand and foot.

Back 81

yang

Front 82

The Hand Yang-Ming LI meridian passes through the centre of the suprascapular fossa to the spinous process of the vertebra of C7, meets with the other five yang channels of the hand and foot. It enters the supraclavicular fossa and connects with the ____ before descending through the diaphragm to join with the _____ _________.

Back 82

LU, LI

Front 83

The 1st branch of the Hand Yang-Ming LI meridian ascends from te supraclavicula fossa along the lateral aspect of the neck, passes through the cheek, enters the lower gums, curves around the upper lip and crosses to the opposite side of the body where it terminates on

Back 83

either side of the nose.

Front 84

The Hand Tai-Yang SI meridian originates at the ulnar side of the

Back 84

tip of the little finger.

Front 85

The Hand Tai-Yang SI meridian originates at the ulnar side of the tip of the little finger, emerges at the

Back 85

styloid process of the ulna.

Front 86

The Hand Tai-Yang SI meridian originates at the ulnar side of the tip of the little finger, emerges at the styloid process of the ulna, follows the ulna to the

Back 86

medial aspect of the elbow.

Front 87

The Hand Tai-Yang SI meridian originates at the ulnar side of the tip of the little finger, emerges at the styloid process of the ulna, follows the ulna to the medial aspect of the elbow. It runs along the posterior aspect of the upper arm where it intersects the

Back 87

LI channel.

Front 88

The Hand Tai-Yang SI meridian originates at the ulnar side of the tip of the little finger, emerges at the styloid process of the ulna, follows the ulna to the medial aspect of the elbow. It runs along the posterior aspect of the upper arm where it intersects the LI channel to the posterior aspect of the

Back 88

shoulder joint.

Front 89

The 5 Shu-points of the LU meridian are

Back 89

LU 11, LU 10, LU 9, LU 8, LU 5

Front 90

The 5 Shu-points of the PC are

Back 90

PC 9, PC 8, PC 7, PC 5, PC 3

Front 91

The 5 Shu-points of the HT meridian are

Back 91

HT 9, HT 8, HT 7, HT 4, HT 3

Front 92

The 5 Shu-points of the SP meridian are

Back 92

SP 1, SP 2, SP 3, SP 5, SP 9

Front 93

The 5 Shu-points of the LV meridian are

Back 93

LV 1, LV 2, LV 3, LV 4, LV 8

Front 94

The 5 Shu-points of the KD meridian are

Back 94

KD, 1, KD 2, KD 3, KD 7, KD 10

Front 95

The LU, PC, HT, SP, LV, & KD meridians are __________ meridians.

Back 95

YIN

Front 96

The 5 Shu-points of the LI meridian are

Back 96

LI 1, LI 2, LI 3, LI 5, LI 11

Front 97

The 5 Shu-points of the TH meridian are

Back 97

TH 1, TH 2, TH 3, TH 6, TH 10

Front 98

The 5 Shu-points of the SI are

Back 98

SI 1, SI 2, SI 3, SI 5, SI 8

Front 99

The 5 Shu-points of the ST are

Back 99

ST 45, ST 44, ST 43, ST 41, ST 36

Front 100

The 5 Shu-points of the GB meridian are

Back 100

GB 44, GB 43, GB 41, BG 38, GB 34

Front 101

The 5 Shu-points of the UB (BL) are

Back 101

UB 67, UB 66, UB 65, UB 60, UB 40

Front 102

The 6 YANG meridians are

Back 102

LI, TH, SI, ST, GB, UB (BL)

Front 103

YANG organs are also known as

Back 103

FU organs.

Front 104

The lower He sea points of the ST is

Back 104

ST 36

Front 105

The lower He sea point of the LI is

Back 105

ST 37

Front 106

The lower He sea point of the SI is

Back 106

ST 39

Front 107

The lower He sea point of the GB is

Back 107

GB 34

Front 108

The lower He sea point of the BL is

Back 108

BL 40

Front 109

The lower He sea point of the Triple Burner is

Back 109

BL 39

Front 110

The command point for the abdomen is

Back 110

ST 36

Front 111

The command point for the lumbar region is

Back 111

UB (BL) 40

Front 112

The command point for the Head & Posterior Neck is

Back 112

LU 7

Front 113

The command point for the Face & Mouth is

Back 113

LI 4

Front 114

The command point for the Heart, Chest & Epigastrium is

Back 114

PC 6

Front 115

The command point for Fainting & Collapse is

Back 115

GV 26

Front 116

The Zang influential point is

Back 116

LV 13

Front 117

The Fu influential point is

Back 117

CV 12

Front 118

The Qi influential point is

Back 118

CV 17

Front 119

The Blood influential point is

Back 119

UB (BL) 17

Front 120

The Sinews influential point is

Back 120

GB 34

Front 121

The Vessels influential point is

Back 121

LU 9

Front 122

The Bones influential point is

Back 122

UB (BL) 11

Front 123

The Marrow influential point is

Back 123

GB 39