Aggressive Energy, Akabanes, E/E Blocks Flashcards
(18 cards)
What is the correct order of treatment with a new patient?
- If possession : ID’s then ED’s 2.Check and drain AE. 3. Resolve H/W. 4.Break CV/GV Block. 5. Check and Correct Akabanes. 6. Break E/E Blocks.
What are the points used for Aggressive EnergyTesting and Treatment, order of insertion and protocol.
Bl-13, Bl-14, Bl-18, Bl-20, Bl-23, insert needles 0.1 cun, bilaterally. Place “Dummy” needles near each level of shu points, apx. 1 inch away. Do not test Bl-15 (Heart) unless needed. Wait 10 minutes to do so. Check for reddening around shu point needles. Compare to dummy needles for normal histamine reaction. If present, leave needles in till redness clears.
Aggressive Energy is spread on the _______ cycle. “Contaminated qi” travels across it to the _____ organs.
Ke, Yin
Aggressive Energy can come from ______ or ________ causes.
internal , external
______ or _______ pulses can be a sign of A.E.
chaotic, unstable
CSOE that resonates with _____ elements across the _____ cycle is a sign of A.E.
2, Ke
Akabanes test measures what?
The balance of qi in channels of one side of the body compared to the other.
The channel with less sensitivity is the one with ___ qi.
Less
The Akabane test is done on the ___ points on all the channels and with KI meridian on the _____ point.
Nail points, the medial nail point on little toe opposite BL-67.
To correct an Akabane imbalance, the _____ point is tonified on the _______ side of imbalance.
Luo (junction) point, Deficient side
If more than one channel is out of balance the ______ cycle should be noted and the first channel of this cycle should be _________ first. The rest may self correct in Akabanes.
Sheng cycle, treated first.
The entry points are all the first point on the channel except ______ in women, and ________ in both sexes.
PC-2 in women, LI-4 in both sexes
The 6 exit points that are not the last points on the channel are:
Lu- 7, ST-42, KI- 22, PC-8, TB-22, and GB-41
The 6 exit points that are the last points on the channels are:
LI-20, SP-21, HT-9, BL-67, SI-19 and LV-14
What is the protocol for treatment of an Entry/Exit Block between two channels?
Sedate the Exit Point first, for 5-10 min. thenTonify the entry point if the exit point pulse is in excess and the entry point pulse is deficient.
What is the protocol for Exit Entry Block if both pulses are deficient?
Tonify both entry and exit points bilaterally without retention of needle. Entry points first, then exit.
Entry/Exit points can be found between organs of the same element, but are mostly found between ________ _______ ______.
Different consecutive elements.
It is important to treat the entry and exit points __________ although the block may only be felt on one side of the body by the patient.
Bilaterally
