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Back-shu pts for LU

BL-13/42

Back-shu pts for PC

BL-14/43

Back-shu pts for HT

BL-15/44

Back-shu pts for GV

BL-16/45

Back-shu pts for blood

BL-17/46

Back-shu pts for LIV

BL-18/47

Back-shu pts for GB

BL-19/48

Back-shu pts for SP

BL-20/49

Back-shu pts for ST

BL-21/50

Back-shu pts for TH

BL-22/51

Back-shu pts for KID

BL-23/52

Back-shu Sea of qi

BL-24

Back-shu pt for LI

BL-25

Back-shu pt for Source qi

BL-26

Back-shu pt for SI

BL-27

Back-shu pt for BL

BL-28

Front-mu pt for LU

LU-1

Front-mu pt for PC

CV-17

Front-mu pt for HT

CV-14

Front-mu pt for LIV

LIV-14

Front-mu pt for GB

GB-24

Front-mu pt for SP

LIV-13

Front-mu pt for ST

CV-12

Front-mu pt for TH

CV-5

Front-mu pt for KID

GB-25

Front-mu pt for LI

ST-25

Front-mu pt for SI

CV-4

Front-mu pt for BL

CV-3

Influential pt for zang organs

LIV-13

Influential pt for fu organs

CV-12

Influential pt for qi

CV-17

Influential pt for blood

BL-17

Influential pt for tendon

GB-34

Influential pt for vessels

LU-9

Influential pt for bone

BL-11

Influential pt for marrow

GB-39

Influential pt for phlegm

ST-40

Influential pt for wind/trachea

BL-12

Five treasures?

Qi, blood, body fluids, jing, shen

Major forms of qi?

yuan qi, gu qi, zong qi, ying qi, wei qi, zang-fu qi, zhong qi, jing-luo qi, zheng qi

Origin of zong qi?

gu qi + qing qi

Origin of zhong qi?

SP qi + ST qi

Origin of yuan qi?

prenatal jing

Origin of ying qi?

gu qi

Origin of wei qi?

gu qi

Function of spleen qi?

transforms and transports water and food

Function of stomach qi?

receives and decomposes food

Function of heart qi?

controls blood and vessels

Function of lung qi?

dominates ascending and descending movement

Function of liver qi?

maintains the smooth flow of qi

Function of kidney qi?

governs water, dominates bones, controls sexual function

4 pathologic states of qi?

deficiency, stagnation, rebellious, prolapsed

Yin organs?

lung, heart, kidney, spleen, liver, pericardium

Yang organs?

bladder, SI, LI, gallbladder, stomach, TH

Wood:


Yin organ?


Yang organ?


Tissues?


Exterior?


Orifice?


Secretion?


Sense?

Yin organ: liver


Yang organ: GB


Tissues: tendon/ligament


Exterior: nails


Orifice: eyes


Secretion: tears


Sense: vision

Fire:


Yin organ?


Yang organ?


Tissues?


Exterior?


Orifice?


Secretion?


Sense?

Yin organ: heart/PC


Yang organ: TH/SI


Tissues: vascular system


Exterior: complexion


Orifice: tongue


Secretion: sweat


Sense: speech

Earth:


Yin organ?


Yang organ?


Tissues?


Exterior?


Orifice?


Secretion?


Sense?

Yin organ: spleen


Yang organ: stomach


Tissues: muscles


Exterior: lips


Orifice: mouth


Secretion: saliva


Sense: taste

Metal:


Yin organ?


Yang organ?


Tissues?


Exterior?


Orifice?


Secretion?


Sense?

Yin organ: lung


Yang organ: LI


Tissues: skin, haircoat


Exterior: skin pores


Orifice: nose


Secretion: nasal fluid


Sense: smell

Water:


Yin organ?


Yang organ?


Tissues?


Exterior?


Orifice?


Secretion?


Sense?

Yin organ: kidney


Yang organ: bladder


Tissues: bones, joints, hind end


Exterior: head hair


Orifice: ears


Secretion: urine


Sense: hearing

5 element sheng cycle

mother-child

5 element ke cycle

grandparent-grandchild

5 element cheng cycle (pathologic)

overly strict grandparent

5 element ru cycle (pathologic)

grandchild insults grandparent

Gathering house of all the yang

head

Gathering house of all the yin

chest

# of LU pts?

11

# of LI pts?

20

# of ST pts?

45

# of SP pts?

21

# of SI pts?

19

# of HT pts?

9

# of BL pts?

67

# of KID pts?

27

# of PC pts?

9

# of TH pts?

23

# of GB pts?

44

# of LIV pts?

14

Thoracic limb yang-ming?

LI

Pelvic limb yang-ming?

ST

Thoracic limb tai-yin?

LU

Pelvic limb tai-yin?

SP

Thoracic limb tai-yang?

SI

Pelvic limb tai-yang?

BL

Thoracic limb shao-yin?

HT

Pelvic limb shao-yin?

KID

Thoracic limb shao-yang?

TH

Pelvic limb shao-yang?

GB

Thoracic limb jue-yin?

PC

Pelvic limb jue-yin?

LIV

Time period for LU?

3-5am

Time period for LI?

5-7am

Ttime period for ST?

7-9am

Time period for SP?

9-11am

Time period for HT?

11am-1pm

Time period for SI?

1-3pm

Time period for BL?

3-5pm

Time period for KID?

5-7pm

Time period for PC?

7-9pm

Time period for TH?

9-11pm

Time period for GB?

11pm-1am

Time period for LIV?

1-3am

4 functions of heart?

1. rules entire body


2. dominates blood vessels


3. controls sweat


4. houses the mind

3 functions of lung?

1. governs qi and respiration


2. dominates ascending and descending


3. controls body surface, skin, hair

3 functions of spleen?

1. governs transformation and transportation


2. controls blood (keeps it in vessels)


3. dominates muscles and 4 limbs

3 functions of liver?

1. maintains smooth flow of qi


2. influences tendons, ligaments, feet, nails, hooves


3. stores blood

4 functions of kidney?

1. governs water metabolism


2. controls reception of qi and the 2 orifices


3. influences bones and cns


4. stores jing

5 shu transporting point levels?

jing well, ying spring, shu stream, jing river, he-sea

Function of jing well pts?

mind, ting pts

Function of ying spring pts?

heat

Function of shu stream pts?

pain/stagnation, yuan source pts

Function of jing river pts?

lung

Function of he-sea pts?

yin: kid deficiency


yang: SP/ST

Element of YIN jing well pts?

wood

Element of YIN ying spring pts?

fire

Element of YIN shu stream pts?

earth

Element of YIN jing river pts?

metal

Element of YIN he-sea pts?

water

Element of YANG jing well pts?

metal

Element of YANG ying spring pts?

water

Element of YANG shu stream pts?

wood

Element of YANG jing river pts?

fire

Element of YANG he-sea pts?

earth

Function of lower he-sea pts?

pelvic limb

Lung:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: LU-11


Ying spring: LU-10


Shu stream: LU-9


Jing river: LU-8


He-sea: LU-5

Pericardium:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: PC-9


Ying spring: PC-8


Shu stream: PC-7


Jing river: PC-5


He-sea: PC-3

Heart:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: HT-9


Ying spring: HT-8


Shu stream: HT-7


Jing river: HT-4


He-sea: HT-3

Liver:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: LIV-1


Ying spring: LIV-2


Shu stream: LIV-3


Jing river: LIV-4


He-sea: LIV-8

Spleen:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: SP-1


Ying spring: SP-2


Shu stream: SP-3


Jing river: SP-5


He-sea: SP-9

Kidney:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: KID-1


Ying spring: KID-2


Shu stream: KID-3


Jing river: KID-7


He-sea: KID-10

Large Intestine:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?


Lower he-sea?

Jing well: LI-1


Ying spring: LI-2


Shu stream: LI-3


Jing river: LI-5


He-sea: LI-11


Lower he-sea: ST-37

Triple Heater:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?


Lower he-sea?

Jing well: TH-1


Ying spring: TH-2


Shu stream: TH-3


Jing river: TH-6


He-sea: TH-10


Lower he-sea: BL-39

Small Intestines:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?


Lower he-sea?

Jing well: SI-1


Ying spring: SI-2


Shu stream: SI-3


Jing river: SI-5


He-sea: SI-8


Lower he-sea: ST-39

Gallbladder:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: GB-44


Ying spring: GB-43


Shu stream: GB-41


Jing river: GB-38


He-sea: GB-34

Stomach:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: ST-45


Ying spring: ST-44


Shu stream: ST-43


Jing river: ST-41


He-sea: ST- 36

Bladder:


Jing well?


Ying spring?


Shu stream?


Jing river?


He-sea?

Jing well: BL-67


Ying spring: BL-66


Shu stream: BL-65


Jing river: BL-60


He-sea: BL-40

Yuan source pt for LU?

LU-9

Yuan source pt for PC?

PC-7

Yuan source pt for HT?

HT-7

Yuan source pt for LIV?

LIV-3

Yuan source pt for SP?

SP-3

Yuan source pt for KID?

KID-3

Yuan source pt for LI?

LI-4

Yuan source pt for TH?

TH-4

Yuan source pt for SI?

SI-4

Yuan source pt for GB?

GB-40

Yuan source pt for ST?

ST-42

Yuan source pt for BL?

BL-64

Yin meridians of thoracic limb?

LU, PC, HT

Yin meridians of pelvic limb?

LIV, SP, KID

Yang meridians of thoracic limb?

LI, TH, SI

Yang meridians of pelvic limb?

GB, ST, BL

What is a luo-connecting pt?

Place where husband and wife meridians meet and connect

What are the 8 confluent pts?

Sites of connection and communication between the 8 extraordinary channels and 12 regular channels

What are the xi-cleft pts?

Where qi and blood converge and accumulate

When do you use a xi-cleft pt?

For acute conditions of zang-fu disorders

What is yuan qi?

source or original qi

What is gu qi?

food qi

What is zong qi?

chest qi

What is ying qi?

Nutrient qi

What is wei qi?

defensive qi

What is zang-fu qi?

organ qi

What is zhong qi?

central qi

What is jing-luo qi?

meridian qi

What is zheng qi?

antipathogenic qi

Where is zong qi distributed?

gathers in chest and dist. in lung and heart

Where is zhong qi distributed?

dist. in middle jiao

Where is yuan qi distributed?

stored in kidney, dist. to whole body via san-jiao (triple heater)

Where is ying qi distributed?

dist. inside blood vessels

Where is wei qi distributed?

dist. outside the vessels

2 functions of zong qi?

1. dominate respiration


2. promote circulation

3 functions of zhong qi?

1. generate qi and blood


2. hold zang-fu organs


3. dominate ascending/descending movement of qi

2 functions of yuan qi?

1. initiate zang-fu activities


2. regulate growth, development, reproduction

2 functions of ying qi?

1. generate blood


2. nourish the whole body

5 functions of wei qi?

1. protect body surface


2. resist pathogens


3. warm zang-fu organs


4. regulate excretion of sweat


5. regulate body temp

2 functions of blood?

1. nourish and moisten the body and zang-fu organs


2. provide foundation material for shen

Where is prenatal jing stores?

kidneys

Where is postnatal jing created?

SP/ST from gu qi

Is body fluid yin or yang?

yin

2 types of body fluid?

1. fluid "jin" = clear, thin portion


2. liquid "ye" = thick, turbid, heavy part

3 pathologic forms of body fluid?

1. lack of sufficient bf --> internal dryness


2. accumulation of too much bf --> edema


3. accumulation and modification in bf quality --> phlegm

Sides of tongue associated with which organ?

liver

Tip of tongue associated with which organ?

heart

Middle of tongue associated with which 2 organs?

spleen/stomach

Back of tongue associated with which organ?

kidney

Just caudal to tip of tongue associated with which organ?

lung

Pale, wet tongue =?

Qi deficiency

Pale, dry tongue =?

Blood deficiency

Red tongue =?

heat

Deep red tongue =?

heat w/ yin deficiency

Purple tongue =?

Qi/blood stagnation

Yellow, dull tongue =?

damp, spleen deficiency

Yellow, shiny tongue =?

liver damp-heat

Thin white tongue coating =?

exterior, wind-cold

Thick white tongue coating =?

cold, cold-damp, phlegm

Yellow tongue coating =?

heat

Grey-black, dry tongue coating =?

heat, yin deficiency

Grey-black, wet tongue coating =?

yang deficiency, cold

Dry tongue =?

yin/blood deficiency

Wet tongue =?

Qi/yang deficiency, damp-cold, water-damp

Sticky tongue =?

phlegm, damp, food stasis

Crusty tongue =?

indigestion, food retention, phlegm

Swollen, pale tongue =?

kidney yang deficiency

Swollen, red tongue =?

extreme heat pattern

Small tongue since birth =?

kidney jing deficiency

Small, pale tongue =?

Qi/blood deficiency

Small, quivering tongue =?

internal wind, severe Qi/yang/blood deficiency

Left side pulse represents...?

yin and blood

Right side pulse represents...?

Qi and yang

Left pulse organs, top to bottom?

heart, liver, kidney yin

Right pulse organs, top to bottom?

lung, spleen, kidney yang

Superficial pulse =?

exterior condition

Deep pulse =?

interior condition

Fast pulse =?

heat

Slow pulse =?

cold, deficiency

Forceful pulse =?

heat, stagnation

Weak pulse =?

Qi/blood deficiency

Wiry pulse =?

interior wind, pain, phlegm, hypertension, liver disharmony

Slippery pulse =?

phlegm, heat, food stasis, pregnancy, inflammation

Thready pulse =?

yin/qi/blood deficiency

Choppy pulse =?

qi/blood stagnation, yin deficiency

Soft pulse =?

spleen qi deficiency, damp

6 exogenous pathogens?

wind, heat, summer heat, cold, damp, dry

Internal causes of disease?

7 emotions, dietary, daily activities (physical/mental work, sexual activity)

7 emotions?

joy, fright, worry, grief, sadness, fear, anger

Wood:


Emotion?


Expression?


Qi-flow impairment?


Adverse effect?

Emotion: anger


Expression: shouting


Qi-flow impairment: rebellious


Adverse effect: liver Qi stagnation

Fire:


Emotion?


Expression?


Qi-flow impairment?


Adverse effect?

Emotion: joy/fright


Expression: laughing


Qi-flow impairment: distraction


Adverse effect: shen disturbance

Earth:


Emotion?


Expression?


Qi-flow impairment?


Adverse effect?

Emotion: worry


Expression: singing


Qi-flow impairment: stagnation


Adverse effect: spleen qi stagnation

Metal:


Emotion?


Expression?


Qi-flow impairment?


Adverse effect?

Emotion: sadness/grief


Expression: crying


Qi-flow impairment: dissipation


Adverse effect: lung-qi/wei-qi weakened

Water:


Emotion?


Expression?


Qi-flow impairment?


Adverse effect?

Emotion: fear


Expression: groaning


Qi-flow impairment: leakage disorder


Adverse effect: kidney qi sinking

Where there is pain there must be __?

stagnation

3 secondary pathogens?

1. phlegm


2. stones


3. food stasis

Qi stagnation vs blood stagnation?

Qi stag: generalized aches and pains


Blood stag: focal pain, mass formation, bruises, hemorrhage

4 main causes of disease?

1. Exogenous factors


2. Internal factors


3. Secondary factors


4. Other etiologic factors

5 other etiologic factors of disease?

1. trauma


2. parasites


3. toxins/poisons


4. iatrogenic


5. congenital