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Motor Area Locations
.5cm behind the midpoint of the anterior-posterior midline

and

Point of intersection between "midpoint of the upper border of the eyebrow" and EOP
Indications for Upper 1/5 of the motor line?
lower limbs, trunk; for paralysis of the opposite side.
Indications for middle 2/5 of the Motor Line?
For paralysis of the opposite side
Indications for the lower 2/5 of the motor line?
1. Facial area or speaking area one

2. For contra-lateral central facial paralysis

3. Motor aphasia, salivation, dysphonia
Location of the Sensory area?
Parallel to and 1.5 cm behind the the Motor Area
Indications for the upper 1/5 of the sensory area?
Lower limbs, trunk, posterior head and neck; for contra-lateral lumbar, leg pain, numb, paralysis; occipital headache, pain in the nape area; tinnitus
Indications for the middle 2/5 of the sensory line?
Upper limbs; For contra-lateral upper limb pain, numbness, paralysis, abnormal senses.
Indications for the lower 2/5 of the sensory line?
Facial area; for contra-lateral facial numbness, migrains, TJM, trigeminal neuralgia
Location of the Chorea-trembling Area?
Parallel and 1.5 cm in front of the Motor Area
Indications for the Chorea-Trembling Controlled Area
Chorea
Parkinson's disease
Trembling Palsy
Vascular Dilation and Constriction Area/Vasomotor Area location?
Parallel to and 1.5 in front of the Chorea-Trembling Area.

3cm parallel to and in front of the Motor Area
Location of the Vertigo-Auditory Area?
4 cm horizontal line with it's center located 1.5 cms above the apex of the ear.
Vascular Dilation and Constriction Area/Vasomotor Area Indications?
Essential Hypertension
Cerebral Edema
Vertigo-Auditory Area indications?
Tinnitus
hearing loss
dizziness
auditory vertigo
Speaking Area 3 is located?
4 cm line originating at the midpoint of the Vertigo-Auditory Area and running posteriorly.
Indications for Speaking Area 3
Sensory Aphasia - understanding spoken language.
Speaking area 3 is part of __________ Area?
Wernicke's Area
Speech Area 2 is located is part of the?
Angular Gyrus
Location of speech area 2?
2 cms posterior and inferior to the parietal tubercule

Parallel to the anterior-posterior midline

3 cm long
Indications for speech area 2?
Nominal aphasia - recalling words or phrases
Usage area location?
Start at the parietal tubercle.

Draw a vertical line - 3 cms.

Draw 2 more lines, front and back, at 40 degree angles to vertical line.

All lines are 3 cms
Indications for the usage area?
Apraxia - inability to complete refined movement like picking up coins or buttoning shirts.
Foot Motor - Sensory area is located?
Originates 1 cm lateral to the midpoint of the anterior-posterior midline.

3 cms long
Indications for the Foot Motor - Sensory Area?
Contra-lateral lower limb pain, paralysis, numbness.

Acute Lumbar sprain

Enuresis, cerbro-cortical polyuria, nocturia; prolapse of uterus
Optic Area is loated?
1 cm lateral to the midpoint of the occipital protuberance

Parallel to the midline

Runs upward 4 cm
Optic area indications?
Cerebro-cortical visual disorders
Balance Area is located?
3.5 cms lateral to the midpoint of the EOP.

Runs 4 cms downward
Indications for the balance area?
Equilibrium disturbances caused by cerebellum disease
Stomach area location?
directly above the pupil - 2 cms into hairline.
indications for the stomach area?
stomach pain, epigastric discomfort.
Thoracic area location?
Midpoint between midline and stomach area. 2cms upwards and downwards from hairline.
Indications for the thoracic area?
Chest pain
stuffiness in chest
palpitations
asthma
coronary artery insufficiency
Reproductive area location?
Front angle of ST8 upward into hairline 2 cms.
Indications for the reproductive area?
Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
pelvic inflammation
leukorrhagia
Prolapse of the uterus (combine with foot motor-sensory)
Use CONTRA LATERAL stimulating areas for UNILATERAL limb disease.
true
Use Bilateral stimulating areas for bilateral limbs disease.
ok
Needle manipulation: only twirling, NO thrusting.
true
Scalp acupuncture is not advisable for patients with ?
acute inflammations
high fever
heart failure
MS1 Location
midline of the forehead

DU24 down -1 cun long
Indications for MS1
headaches, dizziness, red swollen and painful eyes, epilepsy
MS2 location
1 cun long from BL3 going down

*much like the Thoracic line in TCM
Indications for MS2
Lung disorders: allergic asthma, bronchitis

Heart disorders: heart disease, angina pectoris, palpitations, flustered
MS3 location
1 cun long from GB15
MS3 indications
Digestive disorders: acute and chronic gastritis, gastroduodenal ulcer, gastrointestinal disorders, diarrhea or constipation, dysentery

Liver and Gallbladder disorders: Hepatitis, cholecystitis
MS-4 location
.75 cun medial to ST8

1 cin long straight down
MS-5 location
DU20 to DU21 along the midline
MS-5 Indications
1. headache, dizzy, hypertension

2. fainting, asphyxia, mania, epilepsy, insomnia

3. Lumbar and leg pain, numbness, paralysis

4. Cerebral-cortical polyuria, prlapse of the anus
MS6 location
anterior point of shenchong obliquely to GB6
MS6 indications
Same as the motor area

upper 1/5: lower limbs; trunk; paralysis for the opposite side

middle 2/5: upper limbs; paralysis of the opposite site

lower 2/5: facial area or speaking area 1. For contra-lateral central facial paralysis. Motor aphasia, salivation and dysphonia.
MS-7 locations
DU20 to GB7
MS-7 indications
same as sensory area
MS-10 location
GB4 to GB6
MS10 indications
Head and facial disorders:
Migraine, pain at the outer canthus, tinnitus, epilepsy, motor aphonia, peripheral facial paralysis, Oral cavity disorders
Gingivitis, tonsillitis,
Throat disorders
MS11 location
From GB 8 inserted toward and ending at GB 7
MS 11 indications
Head and facial disorders
Migraine, tinnitus, deafness
What are the standard lines used to measure for scalp acupuncture?
1. Anterior-Posterior Median line Measure from the glabella (Yintang) to the external occipital protuberance

2. Eyebrow-Occipital line Measure from the midpoint of the upper border of the eyebrow to the external occipital protuberance
What are the 4 anatomical landmarks on the head used for scalp acupuncture?
1. Ear apex
2. parietal tubercle
3. External occipital protuberance
4. Frontal hairline or frontal angle.
Indications of MS-14?
Equilibrium and balance disorders caused by disease in the cerebellum:
Lack of coordination, dystaxia, ataxia
Brainstem dysfunction:
Numbness and paralysis of limbs, head and nape pain, dizziness.
MS14 corresponds to __________?
Corresponds to the Balance Area
MS14 location?
2 cun long line needled from BL 9 downward along the meridian.
MS-13 location
a line 1/2 cun lateral to MS12 (DU18 to Du17). **needle this bottom to top.
MS-13 indications?
Indicated for all kinds of eye disorders. Cerebral-cortical visual disturbance, cataracts, nearsighted.

Needle it from top downwards.