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14 Cards in this Set
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List some highlights and functions of the Spleen
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(a)Makes Blood/ keeps blood in the vessels (bruising)
(b)Gu Qi (c)Transformation and Transportation (d)Spleen=muscle/flesh rules the four limbs (e)likes dryness (f)Opens to the mouth (g)controls raising of the Qi (h)Governs Post Natal Qi (i)Emotion:Pensiveness,worried (j)Late summer,fragrant,yellow |
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Spleen Pairing?
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(a)Elemental:Earth
i.shady Yin:Spleen ii.sunny Yang:Stomach |
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6 stage pairing?
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(a)Hand/Taiyin/Lung
(b)Foot/Taiyin/Spleen |
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In reference to the Spleen channel, what is the Yuan Source point. What does it treat?
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(a)Yuan source:Spleen 3 (deficiency, Kd)
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What are the 2 channels that go to the heart
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(a)divergent and the primary are the 2 Sp channels that go to the heart
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What is a distinct feature of the Spleen primary channel?
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Spleen Primary Channel links with the Heart and the Stomach
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Why is Spleen 4 an important point?
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(a)Luo Connecting:Sp 4 (excess)
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Describe a Luo connecting point
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1.Luo connecting- responsible for connecting Yin and Yang energy
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List 4 anchor points on the spleen channel
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(a)right at the ankle Sp 5
(b)Sp 9 (c)Sp 13- level with the symphsis pubis (d)Sp 15- level with the umbilicus |
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Spleen 1
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On the medial side of the great tow about .1 cun posterior to the corner of the nail
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Spleen 5
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In the depression distal and inferior to the medial malleolus, midway between the tuberosity of the navicular bone and the tip of the medial malleolus
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Spleen 9
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On the lower boarder of the medial condyl of the tibia in the depression posterior and inferior to the medial condyle of the tibia
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spleen 13
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4 cun below the center of the umbilicus ,7 cun superior to SP 12, 4 cun lateral to the anterior midline
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Spleen 15
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4 cun lateral to the center of the umbilicus lateral to the rectus abdominis
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