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Motor Area Locations
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.5cm behind the midpoint of the anterior-posterior midline
and Point of intersection between "midpoint of the upper border of the eyebrow" and EOP |
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Indications for Upper 1/5 of the motor line?
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lower limbs, trunk; for paralysis of the opposite side.
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Indications for middle 2/5 of the Motor Line?
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For paralysis of the opposite side
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Indications for the lower 2/5 of the motor line?
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1. Facial area or speaking area one
2. For contra-lateral central facial paralysis 3. Motor aphasia, salivation, dysphonia |
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Location of the Sensory area?
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Parallel to and 1.5 cm behind the the Motor Area
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Indications for the upper 1/5 of the sensory area?
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Lower limbs, trunk, posterior head and neck; for contra-lateral lumbar, leg pain, numb, paralysis; occipital headache, pain in the nape area; tinnitus
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Indications for the middle 2/5 of the sensory line?
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Upper limbs; For contra-lateral upper limb pain, numbness, paralysis, abnormal senses.
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Indications for the lower 2/5 of the sensory line?
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Facial area; for contra-lateral facial numbness, migrains, TJM, trigeminal neuralgia
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Location of the Chorea-trembling Area?
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Parallel and 1.5 cm in front of the Motor Area
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Indications for the Chorea-Trembling Controlled Area
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Chorea
Parkinson's disease Trembling Palsy |
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Vascular Dilation and Constriction Area/Vasomotor Area location?
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Parallel to and 1.5 in front of the Chorea-Trembling Area.
3cm parallel to and in front of the Motor Area |
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Location of the Vertigo-Auditory Area?
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4 cm horizontal line with it's center located 1.5 cms above the apex of the ear.
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Vascular Dilation and Constriction Area/Vasomotor Area Indications?
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Essential Hypertension
Cerebral Edema |
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Vertigo-Auditory Area indications?
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Tinnitus
hearing loss dizziness auditory vertigo |
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Speaking Area 3 is located?
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4 cm line originating at the midpoint of the Vertigo-Auditory Area and running posteriorly.
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Indications for Speaking Area 3
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Sensory Aphasia - understanding spoken language.
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Speaking area 3 is part of __________ Area?
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Wernicke's Area
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Speech Area 2 is located is part of the?
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Angular Gyrus
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Location of speech area 2?
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2 cms posterior and inferior to the parietal tubercule
Parallel to the anterior-posterior midline 3 cm long |
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Indications for speech area 2?
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Nominal aphasia - recalling words or phrases
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Usage area location?
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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 |
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Indications for the usage area?
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Apraxia - inability to complete refined movement like picking up coins or buttoning shirts.
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Foot Motor - Sensory area is located?
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Originates 1 cm lateral to the midpoint of the anterior-posterior midline.
3 cms long |
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Indications for the Foot Motor - Sensory Area?
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Contra-lateral lower limb pain, paralysis, numbness.
Acute Lumbar sprain Enuresis, cerbro-cortical polyuria, nocturia; prolapse of uterus |
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Optic Area is loated?
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1 cm lateral to the midpoint of the occipital protuberance
Parallel to the midline Runs upward 4 cm |
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Optic area indications?
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Cerebro-cortical visual disorders
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Balance Area is located?
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3.5 cms lateral to the midpoint of the EOP.
Runs 4 cms downward |
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Indications for the balance area?
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Equilibrium disturbances caused by cerebellum disease
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Stomach area location?
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directly above the pupil - 2 cms into hairline.
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indications for the stomach area?
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stomach pain, epigastric discomfort.
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Thoracic area location?
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Midpoint between midline and stomach area. 2cms upwards and downwards from hairline.
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Indications for the thoracic area?
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Chest pain
stuffiness in chest palpitations asthma coronary artery insufficiency |
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Reproductive area location?
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Front angle of ST8 upward into hairline 2 cms.
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Indications for the reproductive area?
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Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
pelvic inflammation leukorrhagia Prolapse of the uterus (combine with foot motor-sensory) |
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Use CONTRA LATERAL stimulating areas for UNILATERAL limb disease.
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true
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Use Bilateral stimulating areas for bilateral limbs disease.
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ok
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Needle manipulation: only twirling, NO thrusting.
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true
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Scalp acupuncture is not advisable for patients with ?
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acute inflammations
high fever heart failure |
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MS1 Location
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midline of the forehead
DU24 down -1 cun long |
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Indications for MS1
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headaches, dizziness, red swollen and painful eyes, epilepsy
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MS2 location
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1 cun long from BL3 going down
*much like the Thoracic line in TCM |
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Indications for MS2
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Lung disorders: allergic asthma, bronchitis
Heart disorders: heart disease, angina pectoris, palpitations, flustered |
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MS3 location
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1 cun long from GB15
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MS3 indications
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Digestive disorders: acute and chronic gastritis, gastroduodenal ulcer, gastrointestinal disorders, diarrhea or constipation, dysentery
Liver and Gallbladder disorders: Hepatitis, cholecystitis |
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MS-4 location
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.75 cun medial to ST8
1 cin long straight down |
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MS-5 location
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DU20 to DU21 along the midline
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MS-5 Indications
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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 |
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MS6 location
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anterior point of shenchong obliquely to GB6
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MS6 indications
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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. |
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MS-7 locations
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DU20 to GB7
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MS-7 indications
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same as sensory area
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MS-10 location
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GB4 to GB6
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MS10 indications
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Head and facial disorders:
Migraine, pain at the outer canthus, tinnitus, epilepsy, motor aphonia, peripheral facial paralysis, Oral cavity disorders Gingivitis, tonsillitis, Throat disorders |
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MS11 location
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From GB 8 inserted toward and ending at GB 7
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MS 11 indications
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Head and facial disorders
Migraine, tinnitus, deafness |
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What are the standard lines used to measure for scalp acupuncture?
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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 |
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What are the 4 anatomical landmarks on the head used for scalp acupuncture?
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1. Ear apex
2. parietal tubercle 3. External occipital protuberance 4. Frontal hairline or frontal angle. |
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Indications of MS-14?
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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. |
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MS14 corresponds to __________?
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Corresponds to the Balance Area
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MS14 location?
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2 cun long line needled from BL 9 downward along the meridian.
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MS-13 location
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a line 1/2 cun lateral to MS12 (DU18 to Du17). **needle this bottom to top.
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MS-13 indications?
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Indicated for all kinds of eye disorders. Cerebral-cortical visual disturbance, cataracts, nearsighted.
Needle it from top downwards. |