Flashcards in 5 Phase Root Treatments Deck (66)
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What is Step 1?
Tonify yin - for primary 5 phase pattern (deficient phase plus its mother)
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What is Step 2?
Balance yin - tonify/disperse secondary pattern or repeat points for primary pattern on other side of body
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What is Step 3?
Treat yang (tonify deficiency, disperse excess)
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What is Step 4?
Treat Back Shu points for primary pattern
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For step 1, which side of the body do you begin treating?
Healthier side, or women's right, men's left
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For step 3, which side of the body do you begin treating?
Symptomatic side, or side of the pulse
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What are Primary/Step 1 treatment points for Lung Sho?
LU9, SP3
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What are Primary/Step 1 treatment points for Kidney Sho?
KD7, LU5/LU8
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What are Primary/Step 1 treatment points for Spleen Sho?
SP3, PC7
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What are Primary/Step 1 treatment points for Liver Sho?
LV8, KD10
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What Step 2 point do you use if the Secondary Pattern is Lung?
LU9
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What Step 2 point do you use if the Secondary Pattern is Liver?
LV3 (source point)
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What Step 2 point do you use if the Secondary Pattern is Kidney?
KD3
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Where is KD3?
Level with the prominence of the medial malleolus, in a depression between that and the Achilles tendon
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What Step 2 point do you use if the Secondary Pattern is Spleen?
SP3
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Where is SP9?
On the MEDIAL side of the lower leg, in the angle formed by the medial condyle and posterior border of the tibia
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What are the Step 3 points that are the same for tonifying or dispersing yang?
SI7, GB37, BL58
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What Step 3 point do you tonify for SI deficiency?
SI7
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Where is SI7?
Lower arm, 5 cun proximal from SI-5, between ulna and flexor carpi ulnaris, on a line connecting SI-5 at the wrist crease with SI-8 (which is between the medial epicondyle of the humerus and the olecranon process of the ulna) - 12 cun on lower arm
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What Step 3 point do you tonify for GB deficiency?
GB37
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Where is GB37?
On lateral lower leg, 5 cun superior to prominence of lateral malleolus, at the anterior border of the fibula.
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What Step 3 point do you tonify for BL deficiency?
BL58
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Where is BL58?
On lower leg, 7 cun superior to BL60 (which is behind the lateral malleolus), lateral and 1 cun inferior to BL57 (which is between heads of the gastrocnemius muscle, halfway between BL40 and BL60)
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What Step 3 point do you tonify for LI deficiency?
LI11
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Where is LI11?
At the elbow, midway between LU-5 and the lateral epicondyle of the humerus, lateral end of transverse cubital crease
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What Step 3 point do you tonify for ST deficiency?
ST36
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Where is ST36?
Below the knee, 3 cun inferior to ST-35 (which is in the lateral eye of the knee), one finger-breadth lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia.
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What Step 3 point do you tonify for TW deficiency?
TW4
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Where is TW4?
On dorsum of wrist at wrist joint, in the depression between the tendons of extensor digitorum communis and extensor digitorum minimi
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What Step 3 point do you disperse for LI excess?
LI6
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Where is LI6?
3 cun proximal to LI5 (which is in snuffbox) on a line between LI-5 and LI-11
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What Step 3 point do you disperse for ST excess?
ST-40
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Where is ST40?
On the lower leg, midway between the T-F joint and lateral malleolus, TWO fingerbreadths lateral to anterior crest of tibia
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What Step 3 point do you disperse for TW excess?
TW5
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Where is TW5?
2 cun proximal to TW-4/the wrist crease, in a depression between radius and ulna, on the radial side of extensor digitorum communis tendons
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What Step 3 point do you disperse for BL excess?
BL58
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What Step 3 point do you disperse for GB excess?
GB37
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What Step 3 point do you disperse for SI excess?
SI7
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What might be secondary pattern for LU Sho?
Liver
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How long do needles stay in for Steps 1 and 2?
10 minutes total, combined.
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How do you remove needles for Steps 1 and 2?
Last in, first out
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How long do needles stay in for Step 3?
2 minutes tonifying, 30 seconds dispersing
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How long do needles stay in for Step 4?
2-10 minutes
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What are the Back Shu points for a LU Sho?
BL13 (LU), BL20 (SP)
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What are the Back Shu points for a LV Sho?
BL18 (LV), BL23 (KD)
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What are the Back Shu points for a SP Sho?
BL20 (SP), BL14/BL15 (PC)
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What are the Back Shu points for a KD Sho?
BL23 (KD), BL13 (LU)
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What might be secondary pattern for SP Sho?
Liver or Kidney
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What might be secondary pattern for LV Sho?
Lung or Spleen
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What if ALL yang pulses are weak?
Tonify TW4 or ST36 bilaterally
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What might be a secondary pattern for a KID Sho?
Spleen
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Where is BL13?
1.5 cun lateral to BSP of T3
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Where is BL14?
1.5 cun lateral to BSP of T4
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Where is BL15?
1.5 cun lateral to BSP T5
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Where is BL18?
1.5 cun lateral to T9
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Where is BL20?
1.5 cun lateral to T11
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Where is BL23?
1.5 cun lateral to L2
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What are the abdominal signs for SP sho?
Pressure/pain around the navel, CV7-12 area, both deep and light touch. (Also possibly LEFT subcostal area?)
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What are the abdominal signs for KD Sho?
Pressure/pain or deficiency below the navel, both light and deep touch.
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What are the abdominal signs for LIV Sho?
With light pressure, roughness in the lower left quadrant around ASIS. With deep pressure, pressure/pain from ST 24-27 on the LEFT. (Also possibly Right subcostal area? Think Cross pattern.)
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What are the abdominal signs for LU Sho?
With light pressure, roughness in the RIGHT SUBCOSTAL area. With deep pressure, pressure/pain from ST 24-27 on the RIGHT.
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What yin pulses are weakest for LU Sho?
LU (R cun) and SP (R guan)
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What yin pulses are weakest for KD Sho?
KD (L chi) and LU (R cun)
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What yin pulses are weakest for SP Sho?
SP (R guan) and HT (L cun)
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What yin pulses are weakest for LIV Sho?
LIV (L guan) and KD (L chi)
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