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1
Q

GV 26

Location

A

Intersection of the “T” formed below the nose, in the philtrum

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GV 20

Location

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On the dorsal midline of the skull, in a notch at the rostral end of the external sagittal crest

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GV 14

Location

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On the midline, between the dorsal spinous processes of C7 and T1

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4
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GV 4

Location

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On the dorsal midline between the spinous processes of L2 and L3

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5
Q

Bai Hui

Location

A

On the dorsal midline at the lumbosacral junction

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6
Q

BL 10

Location

A

Just caudal to the most cranial portion to the wing of the atlas on the dorsolateral neck region

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7
Q

BL 13

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of T3, midway between the spinous process and the medial border of the scapula

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BL 14

Location

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Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of T4, midway between the spinous process and the medial border of the scapula

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9
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BL 15

Location

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Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of T5, midway between the spinous process and the medial border of the scapula

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10
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BL 21

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border at the spinous process of T13, between the longissimus and and iliocostalis muscles

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11
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BL 20

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of T12, between the longissimus and iliocostalis muscles

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12
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BL 19

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of T11, between the longissimus and iliocostalis muscles

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13
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BL 18

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of T10, between the longissimus and iliocostalis muscles

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14
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BL 22

Location

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Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of L1, between the longissimus and iliocostalis muscles

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15
Q

BL 23

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of L2, between the longissimus and iliocostalis muscles

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16
Q

BL 52

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of L2, on the lateral border of the iliocostalis muscle

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17
Q

BL 25

Location

A

Lateral to the caudal border of the spinous process of L5, between the longissimus and iliocostalis muscles

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18
Q

BL 27

Location

A

Lateral to the first dorsal sacral foramen, between the medial border of the cranial dorsal iliac spine and the sacrum

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19
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BL 28

Location

A

Lateral to the second dorsal sacral foramen, between the medial border of the cranial dorsal iliac spine and the sacrum

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20
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BL 54

Location

A

Just dorsal to the greater trochanter

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21
Q

BL 60

Location

A

Between the lateral malleolus and the calcaneal tendon

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22
Q

SI 19

Location

A

On the caudal zygomatic region, in a depression rostral to the tragus, dorsal to the condylar process of the mandible

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23
Q

SI 11

Location

A

In the middle of the belly of the infraspinatus muscle, in the infraspinous fossa

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24
Q

SI 12

Location

A

In the middle of the belly of the supraspinatus muscle, in the supraspinous fossa

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25
Q

GB 1

Location

A

Near the lateral canthus, dorsal to the frontal process of the zygomatic bone

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26
Q

GB 25

Location

A

At the tip of the 13th rib

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27
Q

GB 29

Location

A

1/3 of the way between the greater trochanter and the cranial dorsal iliac spine

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28
Q

GB 30

Location

A

Midway between the greater trochanter and the tuber ischii

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29
Q

TH 23

Location

A

Lateral to the zygomatic process of the frontal bone

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30
Q

TH 17

Location

A

Ventral to the ear, between the wing of the atlas and the mandibular process

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31
Q

ST 34

Location

A

2 cun proximal to the patella in the vastus lateralis m opposite SP 10

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32
Q

ST 36

Location

A

2 cun distal to the tibial plateau, 1 cun lateral to the tibial crest in the belly of the cranial tibialis m

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33
Q

LI 4

Location

A

Midway along the shaft of the 2nd metacarpal bone on its dew claw (radial) aspect.

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34
Q

LI 11

Location

A

At the lateral end of the cubital crease of the flexed elbow, cranial to the lateral humeral epicondyle

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35
Q

LI 10

Location

A

2 cun distal to LI 11, between the extensor carpi radialis and the common digital extensor mm

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36
Q

LI 20

Location

A

Lateral to the midpoint of the ala nasi

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37
Q

KI 1

Location

A

Between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones, under the metatarsal pad

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38
Q

KI 3

Location

A

In the depression between the medial malleolus and the calcaneal tendon

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39
Q

HT 3

Location

A

At the medial end of the cubital crease of the flexed elbow, cranial to the medial humeral epicondyle

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40
Q

HT 7

Location

A

On the lateral carpus, lateral to the flexor carpi ulnaris and superficial digital flexor tendons

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41
Q

LV 3

Location

A

Midway along the groove between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones

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42
Q

PC 3

Location

A

At the cubital crease, on the medial aspect of the biceps brachii tendon

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43
Q

PC 6

Location

A

2 cun proximal to the carpal joint, between the tendons of the flexor digitorum

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44
Q

SP 10

Location

A

On the medial thigh in the vastus medialis muscle, 2 cun proximal to the craniomedial border of the patella. Opposite ST 34, which is in the vastus lateralis muscle

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45
Q

SP 9

Location

A

Just distal to the medial tibial condyle

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46
Q

SP 6

Location

A

3 cun proximal to the medial malleolus along the caudal border of the tibia

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47
Q

LU 1

Location

A

On the chest, medial to the greater tubercle of the humerus, in the 1st intercostal space

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48
Q

LU 7

Location

A

In the nook proximal to the radial styloid process

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49
Q

CV 22

Location

A

At the cranial tip of the manubrium

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50
Q

CV 12

Location

A

Midway between the umbilicus and the xiphisternal synchondrosis, on the ventral midline

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51
Q

CV 3

Location

A

1 cun cranial to the symphysis pubis, on the ventral midline

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52
Q

Cervical spinal nerve points

Location

A

In the groove at the lateral aspect of the neck, along the course of the omotransversarius muscle; transverse wing of the atlas to the dorsal spine of the scapula

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53
Q

Baxie

Location

A

Located proximal to the web margins of the manus

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54
Q

Bafeng

Location

A

Located proximal to the web margins on the pes

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55
Q

GV 26

Nerves

A

Trigeminal and facial nerves

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56
Q

GV 26

Indications

A

Cardiopulmonary collapse, status epilepticus

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57
Q

GV 20

Nerves

A

Trigeminal nerve

Cranial cervical spinal nerves

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58
Q

GV 20

Indications

A

Agitation, epilepsy, headaches, dizziness, cerebrovascular accident

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59
Q

GV 14

Nerves

A

Cervicothoracic nerves

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60
Q

GV 14

Indications

A

Neck and back pain, thoracic limb pain and weakness, respiratory problems, epilepsy, fever, immunologic dysfunction

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61
Q

GV 4

Nerves

A

Cranial lumbar spinal nerves

62
Q

GV 4

Indications

A

Lumbar pain, pelvic analgesia, genitourinary dysfunction

63
Q

Bai Hui

Nerves

A

Mid- to caudal lumbar spinal nerves

64
Q

Bai Hui

Indications

A

Lumbosacral pain, pelvic limb pain for neurologic dysfunction, pelvic organ or reproductive problems

65
Q

BL 10

Nerves

A

Cranial cervical spinal nerves

66
Q

BL 10

Indications

A

Cervical pain, cervical tension, headache, vertigo, nasal obstruction

67
Q

BL 13

Nerves

A

Cranial thoracic spinal nerves

68
Q

BL 13

Indications

A

Lung problems, local pain

69
Q

BL 14

Nerves

A

Cranial thoracic nerves

70
Q

BL 14

Indications

A

Heart palpitations, local pain

71
Q

BL 15

Nerves

A

Cranial thoracic nerves

72
Q

BL 15

Indications

A

Heart problems, local pain, anxiety

73
Q

BL 21

Nerves

A

Thoracolumbar spinal nerves

74
Q

BL 21

Indications

A

Digestive problems, poor appetite, diarrhea

75
Q

BL 18

Nerves

A

Midthoracic spinal nerves

76
Q

BL 18

Indications

A

Hepatobilliary problems, local pain

77
Q

BL 19

Nerves

A

Midthoracic spinal nerves

78
Q

BL 19

Indications

A

Hepatobilliary problems, local pain

79
Q

BL 20

Nerves

A

Caudal thoracic spinal nerves

80
Q

BL 20

Indications

A

Digestive problems, poor appetite, or diarrhea

81
Q

BL 22

Nerves

A

Thoracolumbar spinal nerves

82
Q

BL 22

Indications

A

Abdominal distension with fluid accumulation, adrenal problems

83
Q

BL 23

Nerves

A

Thoracolumbar spinal nerves

84
Q

BL 23

Indications

A

Kidney problems, genitourinary disorders, lumbar and pelvic pain

85
Q

BL 25

Nerves

A

Midlumbar spinal nerves

86
Q

BL 25

Indications

A

Intestinal pain, distension, poor digestion, constipation, diarrhea

87
Q

BL 27

Nerves

A

S1 spinal nerves

88
Q

BL 27

Indications

A

Genitourinary problems, including incontinence, cystitis, prostatitis, impotence, small intestinal issues, sacroilliac dysfunction

89
Q

BL 28

Nerves

A

S2 spinal nerves

90
Q

BL 28

Indications

A

Genitourinary problems, including incontinence, cystitis, feline urologic syndrome, prostatitis, impotence, sacroiliac dysfunction

91
Q

BL 60

Nerves

A

Fibular nerve

Tibial nerve

92
Q

BL 60

Indications

A

Spinal or pelvic limb pain (local/myofascial trigger points)

93
Q

BL 52

Nerves

A

Thoracolumbar spinal nerves

94
Q

BL 52

Indications

A

Kidney problems, genitourinary disorders, lumbar or pelvic pain

95
Q

BL 54

Nerves

A

Sciatic nerve

96
Q

BL 54

Indications

A

Hip or gluteal pain, sciatic nerve dysfunction

97
Q

SI 11

Nerve

A

Suprascapular nerve

98
Q

SI 11

Indications

A

Myofascial dysfunction

99
Q

SI 12

Nerve

A

Suprascapular nerve

100
Q

SI 12

Indications

A

Myofascial dysfunction

101
Q

SI 19

Nerves

A

Trigeminal nerve, Facial nerve

102
Q

SI 19

Indications

A

Otitis media and externa, TMJ pain

103
Q

GB 1

Nerves

A

Trigeminal nerve

Facial nerve

104
Q

GB 1

Indications

A

Eye pain, dry eye, facial nerve injury

105
Q

GB 25

Nerves

A

Caudal thoracic spinal nerves

106
Q

GB 25

Indications

A

Kidney problems, regional pain

107
Q

GB 29

Nerve

A

Cranial gluteal nerve

108
Q

GB 29

Indications

A

Hip problems

109
Q

GB 30

Nerve

A

Sciatic nerve

110
Q

GB 30

Indications

A

Hip problems, sciatic nerve dysfunction

111
Q

TH 23

Nerves

A

Trigeminal nerve

Facial nerve

112
Q

TH 23

Indications

A

Eye pain, dry eye

113
Q

TH 17

Nerve

A

Facial nerve

114
Q

TH 17

Indications

A

Facial nerve injury

115
Q

ST 34

Nerve

A

Femoral nerve

116
Q

ST 34

Indications

A

Stifle pain, instability, and/or dysfunction (ST-34, ST-36, SP-9, SP-10)
Femoral nerve injury (ST-34, spinal segmental input to L4-L6 spinal nerve)

117
Q

ST 36

Nerve

A

Fibular nerve

118
Q

ST 36

Indications

A

Stifle pain (ST-35, ST-34, ST-36, SP-10, SP-9)
GI problems and motility issue
Immune or inflammatory problems (ST-36, LI-4, LI-11, GV-14)
Pelvic limb dysfunction

119
Q

LI 4

Nerves

A

Radial nerve

Nervi vasorum in carpal arterial arch

120
Q

LI 4

Indications

A

Pain or skin irritation along the trajectory of the LI channel
Headache
Sinus discomfort
Sympathetic regulation (LI-4, ST-36, LR-3, GV-20)

121
Q

LI 10

Nerve

A

Radial nerve

122
Q

LI 10

Indications

A

Lateral elbow pain (palpate for extensor trigger points and sources of local or referred pain)
Radial nerve injury (LI-10, LI-11, LI-4)

123
Q

LI 11

Nerve

A

Radial nerve

124
Q

LI 11

Indications

A

Lateral elbow pain
Radial nerve injury (LI-10, LI-11, LI-4)
Immune modulation and anti-inflammation (LI-11, LI-4, GV-14, ST-36)

125
Q

LI 20

Nerves

A

Trigeminal nerve

Facial nerve

126
Q

LI 20

Indications

A

Rhinitis (LI-20)
Sinusitis
Local nasal disorders
Trigeminal neuritis affecting infraorbital nerve

127
Q

KI 1

Nerve

A

Tibial nerve

128
Q

KI 1

Indications

A

Shock, coma, pain or swelling of the pes, neuropraxia of the pelvic limb, status epilepticus

129
Q

KI 3

Nerve

A

Tibial nerve

130
Q

KI 3

Indications

A

Urinary problems, reproductive problems, voiding dysfunction

131
Q

HT 3

Nerve

A

Ulnar nerve

132
Q

HT 3

Indications

A

Emotional stress/anxiety (HT-3, HT-7, ST-36, GV-20)
Epilepsy that worsens with stress (HT-3, LR-3, ST-36)
Medial elbow pain
Ulnar neuropathy (HT-3, HT-7, GV-14)

133
Q

HT 7

Nerve

A

Ulnar nerve

134
Q

HT 7

Indications

A

Emotional stress/anxiety (HT-7, ST-36, GV-20)

135
Q

LV 3

Nerve

A

Deep fibular nerve

136
Q

LV 3

Indications

A

Seizures, anxiety, foot pain, hepatobiliary disorders, headaches, genital pain or inflammation, endocrine and metabolic disorders

137
Q

PC 3

Nerve

A

Median nerve

138
Q

PC 3

Indications

A

Bicipital tendon pain

139
Q

PC 6

Nerve

A

Median nerve

140
Q

PC 6

Indications

A

Nausea and vomiting, cardiac arrythmias, disorders of the cranial GI tract, agitation

141
Q

LU 7

Indications

A 
Skin disorders (LU-7, LI-4, ST-36, SP-10)
Neck pain (LU-7, SI-3, local points) 
Carpal pain 
Dental pain (LU-7, LI-4)
142
Q

CV 22

Nerves

A

Cervicothoracic spinal nerves

143
Q

CV 22

Indications

A

Thyroid, throat, and tongue issues, cough, asthma, other respiratory problems, hiccups

144
Q

CV 12

Nerves

A

Caudal thoracic spinal nerves

145
Q

CV 12

Indications

A

Abdominal problems, including processes of food absorption and assimilation

146
Q

CV 3

Nerves

A

Midlumbar spinal nerves

147
Q

CV 3

Indications

A

Genitourinary (esp bladder) problems

148
Q

Cervical spinal nerve points

Indications

A

Cervical intervertebral disk disease, neck pain

149
Q

Baxie

Nerves

A

Digital nerves

150
Q

Baxie

Indications

A

Thoracic limb neuropraxia, manus discomfort

151
Q

Bafeng

Nerves

A

Digital nerves

152
Q

Bafeng

Indications

A

Pelvic limb neuropraxia, pedal discomfort

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