Points 1, Quiz 2

Front 1

1st Circuit
(radial)

Back 1

Tai Yin (of hand) --> Yang Ming (of hand) --> Yang Ming (of foot) --> Tai Yin (of foot)

Front 2

2nd Circuit
(ulnar)

Back 2

Shao Yin (of hand) --> Tai Yang (of hand) --> Tai Yang (of foot) --> Shao Yin (of foot)

Front 3

3rd Circuit
(center)

Back 3

Jue Yin (of hand) --> Shao Yang (of hand) --> Shao Yang (of foot) --> Jue Yin (of foot)

Front 4

cun-

full body

Back 4

75

Front 5

cun-

prominence of greater trochanter to popliteal fossa

Back 5

19

Front 6

cun-

upper border of pubic symph to medial epicondyle of femur

Back 6

18

Front 7

cun-
popliteal fossa to top of lateral malleolus

Back 7

16

Front 8

cun-

transvers gluteal fold to popliteal fossa

Back 8

14

Front 9

cun-
lower border of medial condyle of tibia to top of the medial malleolus

Back 9

13

Front 10

cun-

anterior to posterior hairline

Back 10

12

Front 11

cun-

transverse cubital crease to transverse carpal crease

Back 11

12

Front 12

cun-

anterior axillary fold (armpit) to top of 11th rib

Back 12

12

Front 13

cun-
end of axillary fold to transverse cubital crease

Back 13

9

Front 14

cun-
left to right mastoid process

Back 14

9

Front 15

cun-

suprasternal fossa (ren 22) to the sternocostal angle

Back 15

9

Front 16

cun-

sternocostal angle to center of umbilicus

Back 16

8

Front 17

cun-

medial border of left and right scapula

Back 17

6

Front 18

cun-

center of umbilicus to the upper border of pubic symphysis

Back 18

5

Front 19

cun-
from acromium process to the midline

Back 19

8

Front 20

cun-
from ST-8 to ST-8

Back 20

9

Front 21

cun-

length of the foot

Back 21

12

Front 22

cun-

from tip of the lateral malleolus to the heel

Back 22

3

Front 23

cun-
posterior hairline to nape of the neck

Back 23

3

Front 24

cun-

glabella to anterior hairline

Back 24

3

Front 25

1 cun= how many fen?

Back 25

10 Fen

Front 26

1 cun= how many cm?

Back 26

2 cm
(1 inch= 2.54cm)

Front 27

SINEW Channels-

Where do the 3 Yang of the hand meet?

Back 27

Temperofrontal

Front 28

SINEW Channels-

Where do the 3 Yang of the feet meet?

Back 28

Cheek

Front 29

SINEW Channels-

Where do the 3 Yin of the hands meet?

Back 29

Lateral Costal Region

Front 30

SINEW Channels-

Where do the 3 Yin of the feet meet?

Back 30

Genital Area

Front 31

organ associated with...

Tai Yin of the hand

Back 31

LU

Front 32

organ associated with...

Tai Yin of the foot

Back 32

SP

Front 33

organ associated with...

Jue Yin of the hand

Back 33

PC

Front 34

organ associated with...

Jue Yin of the foot

Back 34

LV

Front 35

organ associated with...

Shao Yin of the hand

Back 35

HT

Front 36

organ associated with...

Shao Yin of the foot

Back 36

KI

Front 37

organ associated with...

Tai Yang of the hand

Back 37

SI

Front 38

organ associated with...

Tai Yang of the foot

Back 38

UB

Front 39

organ associated with...

Shao Yang of the hand

Back 39

SJ

Front 40

organ associated with...

Shao Yang of the foot

Back 40

GB

Front 41

organ associated with...

Yang Ming of the hand

Back 41

LI

Front 42

organ associated with...

Yang Ming of the hand

Back 42

ST

Front 43

3 common pathologies of the SINEW channel

Back 43

muscle spasms
contraction
stiffness

Front 44

The 5 Shu Points

Back 44

Jing-Well
Ying-Spring
Shu-Stream
Jing-River
He-Sea

Front 45

Shu Points-
treats upper body, restores consciousness, treats spirt, relieves HT congestion

Back 45

Jing-Well

Front 46

Shu Points-
*clears heat
*treats disease of yang channels
*treats disease of the zang (yin organs)

Back 46

Ying- Spring

Front 47

Shu Points-
Qi emanates

Back 47

Jing-Well

Front 48

Shu Points-
Qi glides

Back 48

Ying-Spring

Front 49

Shu Points-
Qi pours

Back 49

Shu-Stream

Front 50

Shu Points-
Qi flows

Back 50

Jing-River

Front 51

Shu Points-
in web of fingers & toes

Back 51

Ying-Spring

Front 52

Shu Points-
in b/t metacarpal(tarsal) bones

Back 52

Shu-Stream

Front 53

Shu Points-
close to ankle/wrist

Back 53

Jing-River

Front 54

Shu Points-
close to elbow/knee

Back 54

He-Sea

Front 55

Shu Points-
Qi enters

Back 55

He-Sea

Front 56

Shu Points-
*treats heaviness in body, pain in joints
*treats yang disorders
*treats intermittent diseases (ex. malaria)

Back 56

Shu-Stream

Front 57

Shu Points-
*treats cough, shortness of breath, chills & fever
*treats disease of the sinews/bones

Back 57

Jing- River

Front 58

Shu Points-
*treats counterflow of qi & diarrhea
*treats ST disorders (irregular eating/drinking)
*treats disease of the fu (yang) organs
*treats diseases of the skin

Back 58

He-Sea

Front 59

Function of the SINEW channels?

Back 59

protect the body

Front 60

What structures are included in the SINEWS?

Back 60

muscles
tendons
ligaments
joints

Front 61

these channels-
*carry wei qi
*do not have their own points

Back 61

Sinew Channels

Front 62

these channels include the blood vessels & capillaries

Back 62

Luo Channels

Front 63

connect interior and exterior related primary channels
(ex LU/LI)

Back 63

transverse luo

Front 64

start on primary meridian above wrist/ankle and go up to the trunk/head

Back 64

longitudinal luo

Front 65

Luo gets attacked how?

Back 65

internal damage (affects)

Front 66

Function of the LUO channels...

Back 66

protects by blocking pathogen from going deeper

Front 67

3-5am
5-7am

Back 67

LU
LI

Front 68

7-9am
9-11am

Back 68

ST
SP

Front 69

11a-1pm
1-3pm

Back 69

HT
SI

Front 70

3-5pm
5-7pm

Back 70

UB
KI

Front 71

7-9pm
9-11pm

Back 71

PC
TH

Front 72

11p-1am
1-3am

Back 72

GB
LV