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25 Cards in this Set
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Kidney Meeting Points
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Meeting Points:
Sp6, Du1, REN3,4, 7, 17 |
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Kidney Linkage
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from chest links with PC channel & Ren17
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Kidney Organs and Tissues
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Organs: K, LV, HT, PC, LU (all yin organs except the spleen)
Tissues: root of tongue, ear |
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Kidney primary pathologies
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Hemoptysis, Asthma, Dryness:tongue
Freq urination, Impotence, Nocturnal Emission, Enuresis Irregular menses, Congested sore throat, Edema |
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Kidney shares meeting points with...
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Shares meeting points with Liver & Spleen: Sp 6, Ren 3, Ren 4
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Kidney
Diverge/Separate: Enter: Emerge: Converge: |
Popliteal fossa ~ Kid10
5 cun below anus Nape ~ UB10 Nape ~ UB10 |
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Kidney Divergent Channel Pathway
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Separates ~ Kid10 joins UB and runs up posterior
Crosses Dai around L2, continues upward to the nape, emerges and converges with UB Regular channel Branch from nape connects with root of tongue |
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Kidney Divergent Channel Treats
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Leukorrhea, weakness, paralysis, pain/tightness in groin & sacral region, occipital HA, neck pain, stiffness, aphasia, stiffness & flaccidity of tongue...
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Kidney Luo Collateral
Luo Pt: Pathway: |
Luo Pt: KID4 Begins at KID4, wraps heel and connects to UB
Ascends from KID4 to a point below the Pericardium where it travels posteriorly to and spreads into the lumbar vertebrae |
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Leg Shao Yin Luo Collateral
Xu Symptoms: Shi Symptoms: |
Xu Symptoms: lumbar pain
Shi Symptoms: irritability, depression, retention of urine |
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Leg Shao Yin TM/Sinew Channel Pathway
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Begins beneath the little toe, joins the SP TMM at inferior aspect of medial malleolus
A branch travels internally to spinal vertebrae, ascends to nape of neck |
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Leg Shao Yin TM/Sinew Channel Binding areas:
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Binds: heel, medial condyle of the tibia, genitals, occipital bone
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Leg Shao Yin TM/Sinew Channel Pathology
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If disease is exterior – cannot bend forward (yang disorders)
If disease is interior – cannot bend backward (yin disorders) |
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Urinary Bladder Primary Channel
begins ends Luo Pt. |
Begins: inner canthus UB1 Ends: pinky toe UB67
Luo Pt. UB58 (“Soaring Upwards”) |
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Urinary Bladder Primary Channel Meeting Points
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Meeting Points: GB7-12, 15, 30, Du 13, 14, 17, 20, 24
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Urinary Bladder Primary Channel Linkage
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Linkage: UB67 to beneath little toe
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Urinary Bladder Primary Channel
Organs and Tissues |
Organs: UB, Kid Tissues: eyes, ears
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Urinary Bladder Primary Channel Pathologies:
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Uncle Bill got malaria, depression, mania, pain in eyes, lacrymation, nasal obstruction, epistaxis, retention of urine/enuresis, headache, pain: nape, back, butt, and back of legs
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UB Divergent Channel
Diverge/Separate: Enter: Emerge: Converge: |
Popliteal fossa ~UB40
5 cun below anus Nape ~ UB10 Nape ~ UB10 |
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UB Divergent Channel Pathway:
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from popliteal fossa ascends to a point 5 cun inferior to anus, winds around the anus, connects with the Bladder and Kidneys, Ascends along the spine to the cardiac region, emerges at the neck
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UB Divergent Channel Treats:
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Prolapse of rectum, problems with urination, defecation, HT fire: scant urination. Pain/stiffness at nape of neck, knees, gastrocnemius
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Foot Tai Yang Luo Collateral
Luo Pt and Pathway: |
Luo Pt: UB58
Separates at UB58 and connects with Kidney channel – no longitudinal pathway |
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Foot Tai Yang Luo Collateral
Xu Symptoms Shi Symptoms |
Xu Symptoms: epistaxis, clear nasal discharge
Shi Symptoms: nasal congestion, headache, back pain |
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Foot Tai Yang TM/Sinew Channel
Pathway and binding areas |
Pathway: Originates little toe,
binds at lateral knee, heel, buttock, tongue, occipital bone, bridge of nose, cheek bone, GB12, LI15 |
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Foot Tai Yang TM/Sinew Channel
Pathology |
Inability to raise arm at shoulder
Strain/pain of the axilla, SCM and scalenes presents as pain when nodding |
