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72 Cards in this Set
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1st Circuit
(radial) |
Tai Yin (of hand) --> Yang Ming (of hand) --> Yang Ming (of foot) --> Tai Yin (of foot)
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2nd Circuit
(ulnar) |
Shao Yin (of hand) --> Tai Yang (of hand) --> Tai Yang (of foot) --> Shao Yin (of foot)
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3rd Circuit
(center) |
Jue Yin (of hand) --> Shao Yang (of hand) --> Shao Yang (of foot) --> Jue Yin (of foot)
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cun-
full body |
75
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cun-
prominence of greater trochanter to popliteal fossa |
19
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cun-
upper border of pubic symph to medial epicondyle of femur |
18
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cun-
popliteal fossa to top of lateral malleolus |
16
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cun-
transvers gluteal fold to popliteal fossa |
14
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cun-
lower border of medial condyle of tibia to top of the medial malleolus |
13
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cun-
anterior to posterior hairline |
12
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cun-
transverse cubital crease to transverse carpal crease |
12
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cun-
anterior axillary fold (armpit) to top of 11th rib |
12
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cun-
end of axillary fold to transverse cubital crease |
9
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cun-
left to right mastoid process |
9
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cun-
suprasternal fossa (ren 22) to the sternocostal angle |
9
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cun-
sternocostal angle to center of umbilicus |
8
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cun-
medial border of left and right scapula |
6
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cun-
center of umbilicus to the upper border of pubic symphysis |
5
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cun-
from acromium process to the midline |
8
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cun-
from ST-8 to ST-8 |
9
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cun-
length of the foot |
12
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cun-
from tip of the lateral malleolus to the heel |
3
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cun-
posterior hairline to nape of the neck |
3
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cun-
glabella to anterior hairline |
3
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1 cun= how many fen?
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10 Fen
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1 cun= how many cm?
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2 cm
(1 inch= 2.54cm) |
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SINEW Channels-
Where do the 3 Yang of the hand meet? |
Temperofrontal
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SINEW Channels-
Where do the 3 Yang of the feet meet? |
Cheek
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SINEW Channels-
Where do the 3 Yin of the hands meet? |
Lateral Costal Region
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SINEW Channels-
Where do the 3 Yin of the feet meet? |
Genital Area
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organ associated with...
Tai Yin of the hand |
LU
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organ associated with...
Tai Yin of the foot |
SP
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organ associated with...
Jue Yin of the hand |
PC
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organ associated with...
Jue Yin of the foot |
LV
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organ associated with...
Shao Yin of the hand |
HT
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organ associated with...
Shao Yin of the foot |
KI
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organ associated with...
Tai Yang of the hand |
SI
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organ associated with...
Tai Yang of the foot |
UB
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organ associated with...
Shao Yang of the hand |
SJ
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organ associated with...
Shao Yang of the foot |
GB
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organ associated with...
Yang Ming of the hand |
LI
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organ associated with...
Yang Ming of the hand |
ST
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3 common pathologies of the SINEW channel
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muscle spasms
contraction stiffness |
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The 5 Shu Points
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Jing-Well
Ying-Spring Shu-Stream Jing-River He-Sea |
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Shu Points-
treats upper body, restores consciousness, treats spirt, relieves HT congestion |
Jing-Well
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Shu Points-
*clears heat *treats disease of yang channels *treats disease of the zang (yin organs) |
Ying- Spring
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Shu Points-
Qi emanates |
Jing-Well
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Shu Points-
Qi glides |
Ying-Spring
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Shu Points-
Qi pours |
Shu-Stream
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Shu Points-
Qi flows |
Jing-River
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Shu Points-
in web of fingers & toes |
Ying-Spring
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Shu Points-
in b/t metacarpal(tarsal) bones |
Shu-Stream
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Shu Points-
close to ankle/wrist |
Jing-River
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Shu Points-
close to elbow/knee |
He-Sea
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Shu Points-
Qi enters |
He-Sea
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Shu Points-
*treats heaviness in body, pain in joints *treats yang disorders *treats intermittent diseases (ex. malaria) |
Shu-Stream
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Shu Points-
*treats cough, shortness of breath, chills & fever *treats disease of the sinews/bones |
Jing- River
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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 |
He-Sea
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Function of the SINEW channels?
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protect the body
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What structures are included in the SINEWS?
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muscles
tendons ligaments joints |
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these channels-
*carry wei qi *do not have their own points |
Sinew Channels
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these channels include the blood vessels & capillaries
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Luo Channels
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connect interior and exterior related primary channels
(ex LU/LI) |
transverse luo
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start on primary meridian above wrist/ankle and go up to the trunk/head
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longitudinal luo
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Luo gets attacked how?
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internal damage (affects)
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Function of the LUO channels...
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protects by blocking pathogen from going deeper
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3-5am
5-7am |
LU
LI |
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7-9am
9-11am |
ST
SP |
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11a-1pm
1-3pm |
HT
SI |
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3-5pm
5-7pm |
UB
KI |
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7-9pm
9-11pm |
PC
TH |
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11p-1am
1-3am |
GB
LV |