CAM POINT Rx Flashcards by Kathleen Cabanayan

Point Selection for Tense Wind Stroke

All JWs
Du 20, Du 26, ST40, LV3, KD1

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If patient has a tense/ excess wind stroke with a clenched jaw, what points do you add?

ST7, ST8, LI4

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Tense Wind-stroke with aphasia and tongue stiffness?

Du15, CV23, HT5

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Flaccid/Deficiency Wind-Stroke Points

CV4,
CV6, CV8 (indirect moxa w/ salt)

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General Points for Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridians and Collaterals

Du20, B7, Du16

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals Upper Limbs
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals Lower Limbs
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals LYR - Sedating Points
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

C) GB20, LV3

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals LYR - Tonifying points
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

D) KD3, SP6

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals HT Fire - Sedating Points
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

E) P7, LV2

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals HT Fire - Tonifying Points
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

F) KD3

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Wind Stroke - Attack on Meridian/ Collaterals Deviated Mouth
A) LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4
B) GB30, GB34, ST36, ST41
C) GB20, LV3
D) KD3, SP6
E) P7, LV2
F) KD3
G) ST4, ST6

G) ST4, ST6

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To prevent possible Wind-Stroke, what points/ techniques should you use?

Moxa ST36 + GB39

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Main Point to Tx Syncope (Excess or Deficiency)?
A) Du 23
B) Du 24
C) Du 1
D) Du 26

D) Du 26

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Syncope with Feeble breathing; mouth agape; cold limbs; palor; “Cold”; syncope d/t deficiency
P: deep, thready

A) Du26
B) Du26, Du20, P6, CV6, ST36
C) Du24, LI4, LV3, P9, P8, KD1
D) Du23, ST36, BL23, BL52

B) Du26, Du20, P6, CV6, ST36

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Syncope with Coarse breathing, clenched jaw, rigid limbs “Heat”
P: Deep, excess

A) Du26
B) Du26, Du20, P6, CV6, ST36
C) Du26, LI4, LV3, P9, P8, KD1
D) Du26, BL12, Du14, Du16, BL62

C) Du26, LI4, LV3, P9, P8, KD1

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Main Point to Tx Sunstroke?
A) GB40
B) BL40
C) Du26
D) Shixuan

B) BL40

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Mild Sunstroke sweaty, HA, Dizziness, tachypnea, dry mouth, thirst
P: Floating, Rapid

A) DU14, Li11, UB40
B) DU20, DU 26, PC3, UB 40
C) Du26, LI11, KD6, GB41, LI4
D) GB40, Du14, LI11

A) Du14, LI11, BL40

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Severe sunstroke LOC or close to it, SOB, going flaccid, potential LOC
P: deep, forceless

A) DU14, Li11, UB40
B) DU20, DU 26, PC3, UB 40
C) Du26, LI11, KD6, GB41, LI4
D) GB40, Du14, LI11

B) DU20, DU 26, PC3, UB 40

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Main Point to Tx Common Cold (W-C/ W-H) ?

A) LU7
B) Du14
C) BL12
D) LI4

D) LI4

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Prevention points for Common Cold?

A) Moxa ST36 + GB39
B) Moxa BL12 + ST36
C) Moxa ST36 + Du14
D) Moxa BL12 + Du14

B) Moxa BL12 + ST36

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Prevention points for INTERNAL wind?

A) Moxa ST36 + GB39
B) Moxa BL12 + ST36
C) Moxa ST36 + Du14
D) Moxa BL12 + Du14

A) Moxa ST36 + GB39

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Prevention points for EXTERNAL wind?

A) Moxa ST36 + GB39
B) Moxa BL12 + ST36
C) Moxa ST36 + Du14
D) Moxa BL12 + Du14

B) Moxa BL12 + ST36

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Main Pts for Malaria?

A) Du14, Du13, SI3, P5, SJ2, GB41
B) GB40, SJ5, LV2, LV5, Du14
C) PC6, SJ5, GB34, Du14
D) Du14, Du15, PC6, SJ5, BL40

A) Du14, Du13, SI3, P5, SJ2, GB41

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Main Point(s) for Cough ( EPF & Internal injury) and Asthma (Excess & Deficiency)? A) BL13, CV17 B) BL13, CV22 C) BL13, LU7 D) BL13

D) BL13 ## Footnote CV17 is for KD Def asthma CV22 is for Phlegm-Heat Asthma LU7 is for W-C Cough and Asthma

What points can Tx Vomiting, Hiccup, and Epigastric Pain? A) CV12, CV17, PC6 B) CV12, ST36, CV6 C) PC6, CV12, ST36 D) CV12, ST36

C) PC6, CV12, ST36

What point should you add to CV12, PC6, ST36 to make the Tx more specific for Hiccups? A) CV17 B) BL17 C) CV22 D) LV3

B) BL17 ## Footnote CV17 - normally used in Qi stag or chest distention BL17 is the **back shu of the diaphragm** CV22 - not used in hiccup Rx LV3 - for Qi stag, along w/ CV17 and added to the other points

Why is PC6 not used in the Abdominal Pain Point Rx?

Because PC6 is for chest/ upper GI (epigastric area) pn/ discomfort. Abdominal pain typically means below the diaphragm/ lower GI pn/ discomfort.

For Acute Diarrhea, what is the main point Rx? A) ST36 + ST21 B) ST36 + ST25 C) ST36 + BL20 D) ST36 + BL25

B) ST36 + ST25

For Chronic Diarrhea, what is the main Point Tx? A) ST36 + ST21 B) ST36 + ST25 C) ST36 + BL20 D) ST36 + BL25

C) ST36 + BL20

Explain why ST25 and ST37 are the main points to Tx Dysentery?

ST25 = front mu of LI ST37 = lower he sea of LI

Main points to treat Abdominal Distention? A) CV12, ST21, ST25, LI4 B) CV12, ST25, ST44, CV6 C) CV12, CV6, ST21, SP3 D) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37

D) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37

For Damp-Heat Dysentery, what points do you add to ST25, ST37? A) CV6, SP9 B) LI11, SP9, moxa SP6 C) LI11, LI4 D) CV12, PC6

C) LI11, LI4

For Cold-Damp Dysentery, what points do you add to ST25 and ST37? A) LI11, LI4 B) CV12, PC6 C) CV12, SP9, moxa SP6 D) BL20, CV4, moxa ST36

C) CV12, SP9, moxa SP6

For Chronic Intermittent Dysentery, what points should you add to ST25, ST37? T: pale, greasy coat P: soft, weak, choppy A) LI11, LI4 B) CV12, PC6 C) BL20, CV4, BL21, ST36

C) BL20, CV4, BL21, ST36 Dx = Chronic Intermittent Dysentery d/t Amoeba

CC: Abdominal distention, worse with pressure, abdominal pain, belching, foul breath, constipation, dark yellow urine T: thin yellow coat P: slippery, rapid, forceful A) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, LI4, CV6, SP9 B) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, ST40, LV3 C) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, CV4, SP3 D) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, KD2, LV2, LV5

A) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, LI4, CV6, SP9

CC: Abdominal distention, better with pressure, loose stools, lassitude, poor appetite T: pale w/ white coat P: forceless A) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, LI4, CV6, SP9 B) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, SP6, SP9 C) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, CV4, SP3 D) CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37, BL21

C) **CV12, ST25, ST36, ST37,** CV4, SP3

What is an empirical point for Jaundice? A) Du9 B) Du10 C) P5 D) HT5 E) BL57 F) LI14

A) Du9

What is an empirical point for boils? A) Du9 B) Du10 C) P5 D) HT5 E) BL57 F) LI14

B) Du10

What is an empirical point for malaria? A) Du9 B) Du10 C) P5 D) HT5 E) BL57 F) LI14

C) P5

What is an empirical point for Aphasia? A) Du9 B) Du10 C) P5 D) HT5 E) BL57 F) LI14

D) HT5

What is an empirical point for hemorrhoids? A) Du9 B) Du10 C) P5 D) HT5 E) BL57 F) LI14

E) BL57

What is an empirical point for scrofula? A) Du9 B) Du10 C) P5 D) HT5 E) BL57 F) LI14

F) LI14

CC: Thirst, nausea w/ lustrous yellow skin, yellow sclera, fever T: yellow, sticky coat P: string-taut, rapid A) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36 B) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, LV3, GB34 C) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, BL20, BL48 D) SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, LV2, BL20

B) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, LV3, GB34 ## Footnote Dx: Yang Jaundice

Jaundice with sallow skin, low appetite, low thirst, heaviness, lassitude A) Du10, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, BL20, SP6 B) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, LV3, GB34 C) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, BL20, BL48 D) Du10, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, BL20

C) Du9, SP9, BL18, BL19, ST36, BL20, BL48

Main points to Tx constipation? A) BL25, ST25, LI11, LI4 B) BL25, ST25, ST37, BL20 C) BL25, ST25, BL20, BL21 D) BL25, ST25, SJ6, KD6

D) BL25, ST25, SJ6, KD6 | SJ6 + KD6 is a Dui Xue pair for constipation

Edema that is mostly seen in the face and has an abrupt onset, reduced urine output, chills and fever P: superficial, slippery, rapid should be treated with which points: A) Du26 B) LU7, LI4 C) LU7, LI4, LI6, SP9, BL39 D) BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, Du26

C) LU7, LI4, LI6, SP9, BL39

For Yin Edema what main points should you use? A) BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36 B) BL20, SP9, LI4, SP5 C) BL23, SP9, SP5, CV9 D) Du26, BL20, ST40

A) BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36

A patient has insidious onset of edema that began on the pedis dorsum. They have a sallow complexion, aversion to cold, epigastric fullness, poor appetite and loose stools. What is the Dx and what points should be used? A) Yang Edema: LU7, LI4, LI6, SP9, BL39 B) Yang Edema: BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, GB41, SP5 C) Yin Edema: LU7, LI4, LI6, SP9, BL39 D) Yin Edema: BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, GB41, SP5

D) Yin Edema: BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, GB41, SP5

A patient has insidious onset of edema that began on the eyelids. They have a sallow complexion, aversion to cold, epigastric fullness, poor appetite and loose stools. What is the Dx and what points should be used? A) Yang Edema: LU7, LI4, LI6, SP9, BL39 B) Yang Edema: BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, GB41, SP5 C) Yin Edema: BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, Du26 D) Yin Edema: LU7, LI4, LI6, SP9, BL39, Du26

C) Yin Edema: BL20, BL23, CV9, CV4, KD7, ST36, Du26

What are the main points for Urinary Disturbance AKA Lin Syndrome? A) BL23, BL28, CV3, SP6, moxa LV1 B) BL28, CV3, SP9 C) BL28, CV3, SP6, BL39 D) CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5

B) BL28, CV3, SP9

Which of these Point Rx treats both Stone Lin (Dysuria w/ calculi) and Heat Accumulation in the Bladder? A) BL23, BL28, CV3, SP6, moxa LV1 B) BL28, CV3, SP9 C) BL28, CV3, SP6, BL39 D) CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5

C) BL28, CV3, SP6, BL39

What points should you add to BL28, CV3, SP9 to Tx Qi Lin (Dysuria w/ Qi Excess Stagnation) A) BL39 B) LV2 C) SP10, SP6 D) BL23, KD6 E) Du20, CV6

B) LV2

What points should you add to BL28, CV3, SP9 to Tx Blood Lin (Blood-clots, frequent, painful, glass-like urine) A) BL39 B) LV2 C) SP10, SP6 D) BL23, KD6 E) Du20, CV6

C) SP10, SP6

What points should you add to BL28, CV3, SP9 to Tx Gao Lin (Milky, cloudy urine) A) BL39 B) LV2 C) SP10, SP6 D) BL23, KD6 E) Du20, CV6

D) BL23, KD6

What points should you add to BL28, CV3, SP9 to Tx Lao Lin (dysuria d/t exhaustion/ overstrain) A) BL39 B) LV2 C) SP10, SP6 D) BL23, KD6 E) Du20, CV6

E) Du20, CV6

83 yo patient with dribbling urine, reduction of force of urine discharge, pallor, listlessness, chillness in the area between ribs and pelvis, and weakness of knees T: pale, P: deep, thready, weak in the Chi position has Urine Retention d/t ____ and the Point Rx should be ___ A) Mingmen Fire Decline: CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5 B) Mingmen Fire Decline: Du4, BL23, Du20, CV4, SJ4 C) Damage of the Meridian Qi: CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5 D) Damage of the Meridian Qi: Du4, BL23, Du20, CV4, SJ4

B) Mingmen Fire Decline: Du4, BL23, Du20, CV4, SJ4

83 yo patient with dribbling urine with dull pain in the lower abdomen. Tongue has purplish spots. P: choppy/ rapid has Urine Retention d/t ____ and the Point Rx should be ___ A) Mingmen Fire Decline: CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5 B) Mingmen Fire Decline: Du4, BL23, Du20, CV4, SJ4 C) Damage of the Meridian Qi: CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5 D) Damage of the Meridian Qi: Du4, BL23, Du20, CV4, SJ4

C) Damage of the Meridian Qi: CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5

42 yo male complains of erectile dysfunction. He has 4 alcoholic beverages every day. He also complains of burning genital pain and scanty dark urine. P: slippery, rapid What points should you use to Tx him? A) CV3, SP6, SP9, ST36 B) CV3, SP6, ST28, KD5 C) BL28, CV3, SP6, BL39 D) SP9, BL23, CV3

A) CV3, SP6, SP9, ST36 Dx: Impotence d/t D-H Flowing Downward

What main points Tx Insomnia? A) HT7, SP6, Anmian B) HT6, KD7, Anmian C) HT7, KD6, Anmian D) PC7, SP6, Anmian

A) HT7, SP6, Anmian

27 yo female presents w/ CC of insomnia. She has difficulty falling asleep, as well as fatigue and forgetfulness. She also has digestive "issues." T: pale, TWC P: thin, weak What points to Tx her? A) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL20, BL15, Du20 B) HT7, SP6, Anmian, moxa SP1, BL23, KD7 C) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL20, BL15, moxa SP1 D) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL14, BL15, BL18

C) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL20, BL15, moxa SP1 ## Footnote Dx: Insomnia d/t HT Blood/ SP Qi Xu - Rx would be Gui Pi Tang

27 yo female presents w/ CC of frequent waking at night covered in sweat. She is restless with palpitations. T: red, very little almost no coat P: thin, rapid What points to Tx her? A) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL15, BL23, KD3 B) HT7, SP6, Anmian, KD2, BL23, HT8 C) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL14, BL23 D) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL14, BL15, BL18

A) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL15, BL23, KD3 ## Footnote Dx: Insomnia d/t HT/KD Miscommunication; Rx: TWBXD

27 yo female frequently wakes up between 12-3am. She has red eyes at work and is quick to anger. She is always thirsty, with a bitter taste in her mouth. Additionally, she has constipation and scanty yellow urine. T: red edges, TYC P: string-taut, rapid What points to Tx her? A) HT7, SP6, Anmian, LV2, LI11, ST40 B) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL18, BL19, GB12 C) HT7, SP6, Anmian, LV3, LI4, SP10, BL20 D) HT7, SP6, Anmian, KD2, LV2, HT8

B) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL18, BL19, GB12 ## Footnote D/t LV Fire Disturbing Upwards GB12 - dissipates wind; quiets spirit (esp. insomnia d/t excess condition fr heat) Note that insomnia is within GB/LV Time - so GB12 and BL19 address GB while BL18 addresses LV

27 yo female complains of fullness/ discomfort of the ST and bloating in the epigastric region. She emotionally eats and eats at different times everyday. Her irregular eating habits lead her to have insomnia. T: red w/ greasy coat P: slippery, rapid What points to Tx her? A) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL18, BL19, GB12 B) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL20, ST36 C) HT7, SP6, Anmian, LV2, ST41 D) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL21, ST36

D) HT7, SP6, Anmian, BL21, ST36 ## Footnote This case is insomnia d/t ST dysfxn (as a result of irregular eating patterns). This may cause somewhat of a food stag presentation; hence the greasy coat on the tongue and the accompanied Rx would be Bao He Wan.

What main points Tx Palpitations? A) HT7, SP6, Anmian B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6 C) HT7, PC5 D) HT6, PC7, CV14, CV17

B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6

34 yo female presents with palpitations. She has insomnia and has frequent dreams. She is easily startled and sweats easily. T: pale, TWC P: moving, thin, weak What points to Tx her? A) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, HT5, GB40, PC5 B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, BL14, BL23, KD3 C) HT6, PC7, CV14, CV17, HT5, GB40, PC5 D) HT6, PC7, CV14, CV17, BL14, BL23, KD3

A) **BL15, CV14, HT7, P6**, HT5, GB40, PC5 d/t Phlegm Misting (Wen Dan Tang Case) GB40 is required bc there is a GB Deficiency (easily startled)

34 yo female presents with palpitations. She has insomnia and wakes frequently. She is easily startled and sweats at night. Her mouth is always dry and she complains of dizziness and tinnitus. T: red, no coat P: thin, rapid What points to Tx her? A) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, HT5, GB40, PC5 B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, BL14, BL23, KD3 C) HT6, PC7, CV14, CV17, HT5, GB40, PC5 D) HT6, PC7, CV14, CV17, BL14, BL23, KD3

B) **BL15, CV14, HT7, P6,** BL14, BL23, KD3

40 year old female presents with palpitations. She has a pale complexion, dizziness, and fatigue. She has difficulty falling asleep. Additionally, she has a very heavy, prolonged menses. T: pale, TWC P: thin, weak What points to Tx her? A) BL15, CV14, HT6, P7, BL14, BL23, KD3 B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, BL20, BL21, ST36 C) BL15, CV14, HT7, LV8, CV6, ST36 D) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, CV9, CV4, CV8, SP9

B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, BL20, BL21, ST36 d/t SP Qi and HT Blood Xu (Gui Pi Tang case)

65 yo female presents with palpitations. They also have cold extremities, shortness of breath, wheezing, fullness in the chest, dizziness, and vertigo. You also notice that there may be some leg edema. T: pale, moist, white greasy coat P: soggy What points to Tx? A) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, BL23, KD3, BL18 B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, CV9, CV4, CV8, SP9 C) BL15, CV14, HT6, P7, SP9, KD6 D) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, BL20, BL21, ST36

B) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6, CV9, CV4, CV8, SP9

What is the main point Rx for Manic Depressive Disorder? A) HT5 B) GB40 C) ST40 D) BL40

C) ST40

For which Manic Depressive diagnosis would you add the 13 Ghost Points? A) Depressive Disorder d/t Phlegm Qi Stagnation B) Manic Disorder d/t Phlegm Qi Stagnation C) Depressive Disorder d/t Phlegm Fire Rising D) Manic Disorder d/t Phlegm Fire Rising

D) Manic Disorder d/t Phlegm Fire Rising

Patient has seizures that are preceded with aura. T: white, greasy coat P: wiry, slippery What points Tx? A) Du26, CV15, PC5, LV3, ST40 B) Du26, CV15, prick all Jing Wells C) BL15, YT, HT7, SP6, KD3, Yaoqi D) BL15, YT, HT7, SP6, KD3, Yaoqi, BL62

A) Du26, CV15, PC5, LV3, ST40

Points to needle after a seizure? A) BL14, YT, HT7, SP6, KD3 B) BL14, Du26, CV15, ST40 C) BL15, YT, HT7, SP6, KD3, Yaoqi D) BL15, BL62, KD6, ST40, CV4, ST36

C) BL15, YT, HT7, SP6, KD3, Yaoqi

Patient presents with dizziness and vertigo. They also complain of fullness and distention in the head and eyes along with blurry vision and red eyes. They are quick to anger. Their BP is 142/94. T: red edges, TYC P: wiry, rapid What points to Tx? A) GB20, BL18, BL23, KD3, LV2 B) Du20, BL20, CV4, ST36, SP6 C) BL15, CV14, HT7, P6 D) ST8, BL20, CV12, PC6, ST40

A) GB20, BL18, BL23, KD3, LV2 Dizziness d/t LYR Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin Case

Patient presents with mild dizziness, especially when they are fatigued. They suffer fr forgetfulness and insomnia. They have recently been prescribed Iron supplements by their doctor because they have been recently diagnosed with anemia. Their doctor also encouraged increase in eating red meat, but patient says they don't have an appetite. T: pale, enlarged, TWC P: thin, weak What points to Tx? A) GB20, BL18, BL23, KD3, LV2 B) Du20, BL20, CV4, ST36, SP6 C) BL17, CV4, CV6, LV8, LI4, LV3 D) ST8, BL20, CV12, PC6, ST40

B) Du20, BL20, CV4, ST36, SP6

Patient complains of dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. There is discomfort in chest and epigastrium. They have a poor appetite and somnolence. T: pale, white, greasy P: soggy What points to Tx? A) GB20, BL18, BL23, KD3, LV2 B) Du20, BL20, CV4, ST36, SP6 C) BL17, CV4, CV6, LV8, LI4, LV3 D) ST8, BL20, CV12, PC6, ST40

D) ST8, BL20, CV12, PC6, ST40

Patient complains of mental depression. They have chest and abdominal distention and hypochondriac pain. T: thin, white P: wiry Which points to Tx? A) BL18, CV17, CV12, ST36, SP4, LV3 B) CV13, SJ6, GB34, LV2, GB43 C) CV22, CV17, PC6, ST40, LV2 D) CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3

A) BL18, CV17, CV12, ST36, SP4, LV3

Patient with persistent depression and irritability. They have headaches, red eyes, high-pitched tinnitus, acid regurgitation, constipation, bitter taste in their mouth, hypochondriac distention, and GERD. Their sleep is poor and they frequently wake around 2 am. T: red, TYC P: wiry, rapid Which points to Tx? A) BL18, CV17, CV12, ST36, SP4, LV3 B) CV13, SJ6, GB34, LV2, GB43 C) CV22, CV17, PC6, ST40, LV3 D) CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3

B) CV13, SJ6, GB34, LV2, GB43 d/t Qi Stag transforming to Fire

Patient with persistent depression. They complain of hypochondriac and chest fullness. They frequently feel like they are choking on something. T: white, sticky coat P: slippery wiry Which points to Tx? A) BL18, CV17, CV12, ST36, SP4, LV3 B) CV13, SJ6, GB34, LV2, GB43 C) CV22, CV17, PC6, ST40, LV3 D) CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3

C) CV22, CV17, PC6, ST40, LV3

Patient presents with Major Depressive Disorder. Their moods change drastically and frequently. They have inexplicable irritability, fear, and grief for seemingly no reason. They frequently operate on less than five hours of light, not restful sleep. T: TWC P: thin, wiry Which points to Tx? A) BL18, CV17, CV12, ST36, SP4, LV3 B) CV13, SJ6, GB34, LV2, GB43 C) CV22, CV17, PC6, ST40, LV3 D) CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3

D) CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3 d/t Blood Insufficiency

Patient presents with Major Depressive Disorder. Their moods change drastically and frequently. They have inexplicable irritability, fear, and grief for seemingly no reason. They frequently operate on less than five hours of light, not restful sleep. T: TWC P: thin, wiry Patient adds later that they have sudden chest distress from time to time. What points would you add to CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3? A) SP4, CV22 B) HT5, CV23 C) Du26, KD1 D) LI4, GB34 E) PC6, CV17

E) PC6, CV17

Patient presents with Major Depressive Disorder. Their moods change drastically and frequently. They have inexplicable irritability, fear, and grief for seemingly no reason. They frequently operate on less than five hours of light, not restful sleep. T: TWC P: thin, wiry Patient begins to hiccup relentlessly as they explain their condition during intake. What points would you add to CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3? A) SP4, CV22 B) HT5, CV23 C) Du26, KD1 D) LI4, GB34 E) PC6, CV17

A) SP4, CV22

Patient presents with Major Depressive Disorder. Their moods change drastically and frequently. They have inexplicable irritability, fear, and grief for seemingly no reason. They frequently operate on less than five hours of light, not restful sleep. T: TWC P: thin, wiry Patient is sobbing during intake and they completely lose their voice. What points would you add to CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3? A) SP4, CV22 B) HT5, CV23 C) Du26, KD1 D) LI4, GB34 E) PC6, CV17

B) HT5, CV23

Patient presents with Major Depressive Disorder. Their moods change drastically and frequently. They have inexplicable irritability, fear, and grief for seemingly no reason. They frequently operate on less than five hours of light, not restful sleep. T: TWC P: thin, wiry Patient shares that their psychiatrist has recently diagnosed them with Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures (PNES) aka convulsions. What points would you add to CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3? A) SP4, CV22 B) HT5, CV23 C) Du26, KD1 D) LI4, GB34 E) PC6, CV17

D) LI4, GB34 Dx = Melancholia d/t Blood insufficiency + Convulsions

Patient presents with Major Depressive Disorder. Their moods change drastically and frequently. They have inexplicable irritability, fear, and grief for seemingly no reason. They frequently operate on less than five hours of light, not restful sleep. T: TWC P: thin, wiry Patient is so distressed during intake, they lose consciousness. What points would you add to CV14, HT7, SP6, LV3? A) SP4, CV22 B) HT5, CV23 C) Du26, KD1 D) LI4, GB34 E) PC6, CV17

C) Du26, KD1

Patient came down with chills and fevers 2 days ago. They feel stiffness and tightness in the neck and an acute headache in the occipital area. They are wearing a thick scarf around their entire head and neck because it is so cold and windy outside. T: TWC P: string-taut What points would you use to Tx? A) GB20, BL60, SI3 B) SI3, Du20, BL67, LV3 C) ST8, YT, Du23, LI4, ST44 D) Taiyang, GB8, SJ5, GB41

A) GB20, BL60, SI3

Patient feels a heavy, muzzy frontal headache. They feel difficulty concentrating on things. Occasionally, the headache is sharp. They often feel nauseous, frequently thirsty, and excessively hungry. T: slightly red, TWC P: string-taut, sl. rapid What points would you use to Tx? A) GB20, BL60, SI3 B) SI3, Du20, BL67, LV3 C) ST8, YT, Du23, LI4, ST44 D) Taiyang, GB8, SJ5, GB41

C) ST8, YT, Du23, LI4, ST44 Yangming H/A

Patient complains of throbbing, sharp temporal headaches that are accompanied with dizziness and blurred vision. They are irritable, easily worked up, and have poor sleep. T: TWC P: string-taut What points would you use to Tx? A) GB20, BL60, SI3 B) SI3, Du20, BL67, LV3 C) ST8, YT, Du23, LI4, ST44 D) Taiyang, GB8, SJ5, GB41

D) Taiyang, GB8, SJ5, GB41 Shaoyang H/A

Patient presents with vertex headache accompanied with dizziness and blurred vision. They have poor memory and poor sleep. They often have restless leg syndrome or tingling in their arms. Their blood pressure is 125/98. T: thin, TWC P: wiry, fine What points would you use to Tx? A) GB20, BL60, SI3 B) SI3, Du20, BL67, LV3 C) ST8, YT, Du23, LI4, ST44 D) Taiyang, GB8, SJ5, GB41

B) SI3, Du20, BL67, LV3 ## Footnote Jueyin H/A Blood pressure shows high DIASTOLIC. Sx of high Diastolic BP = muscle tremors, dizziness, morning h/a, vision changes

Patient has headaches concentrated on the temples. They are irritable and have a quick temper. They have hypochondriac pain and a bitter taste in their mouth. T: red sides, yellow coat P: wiry, forceful, rapid What points to Tx? A) Taiyang, GB8, SJ4, GB41 B) Du20, SI3, BL67, LV3 C) GB20, Du20, GB4, GB43, LV2 D) ST8, YT, Du23, LI4, ST44

C) GB20, Du20, GB4, GB43, LV2

Patient has a persistent headache accompanied by dizziness, blurred vision, and lassitude. It is better with warmth and worse with cold. They say they are exhausted and overworked with a lot of stress at their job. T: pale, TWC P: weak, thin What points to Tx? A) GB20, BL60, SI3 B) Du20, SI3, BL67, LV3 C) Du20, CV6, BL18, BL20, BL23, ST36 D) Du20, BL20, CV4, ST36, SP6

C) Du20, CV6, BL18, BL20, BL23, ST36 d/t Qi and Blood Xu

General points for facial pain that is along the supraorbital/ eyebrow line? A) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5 B) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4 C) ST5, ST6, ST7, Jiachengjiang D) GB20

A) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5

Patient has trigeminal neuralgia. The pain is along the left upper eyelid and forehead directly above. The pain is abrupt, boring, and transient. Sometimes it feels like a spasm. Attacks often cause tearing, salivation, and sinus discharge. P: wiry, tense What points to Tx? A) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5 B) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5, GB20 C) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4 D) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4, LV3, ST44

B) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5, GB20 Trigeminal Neuralgia d/t W-C Invasion

Patient has trigeminal neuralgia. The pain is along their cheekbone above their jaw. The pain is abrupt, boring, and transient. Sometimes it feels like a spasm. Attacks often cause tearing, salivation, and sinus discharge. They are extremely irritable and have a short temper. Since beginning intake 10 minutes ago, they have drank and refilled their 24 oz water bottle twice. T: red, dry, yellow coat P: rapid, wiry What points to Tx? A) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5 B) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5, GB20 C) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4 D) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4, LV3, ST44

D) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4, LV3, ST44

Patient has trigeminal neuralgia. The pain is along their jaw. The pain is insidious and seemingly triggered when they are fatigued. Sometimes it feels like a spasm. Attacks often cause tearing, salivation, and sinus discharge. They have red cheekbones. P: thready, rapid T: red, no coat Which points to Tx? A) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5 B) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5, GB20 C) ST5, ST6, ST7, jiachengjiang, KD6, SP6 D) ST2, SI18, LI20, LI4, LV3, ST44

C) ST5, ST6, ST7, jiachengjiang, KD6, SP6

What are the general points for Bell's Palsy? A) GB14, Taiyang, BL2, SJ5 B) ST7, ST6, LI4 C) ST4, ST6 D) SJ17, GB14, Taiyang, SI18, ST4, ST6, ST7, LI4

D) SJ17, GB14, Taiyang, SI18, ST4, ST6, ST7, LI4

What is the general point Rx for Hypochondriac Pain? A) LV3 B) LV13 C) LV14 D) GB34

C) LV14

What is the general point Rx for Hypochondriac Pain d/t Excess Stagnation A) LV14 B) LV14, SJ6, GB34 C) LV14, GB40, ST36 D) LV14, GB34, BL17, BL18

B) LV14, SJ6, GB34

What is the point Rx for Hypochondriac d/t Qi Stagnation? A) LV14 B) LV14, SJ5, GB40 C) LV14, SJ6, GB34, LV3, GB40 D) LV14, SJ6, GB34, BL17, BL18

C) LV14, SJ6, GB34, LV3, GB40

What is the point Rx for Hypochondriac Pain d/t Blood Stagnation? A) LV14, BL18, BL23, ST36, SP6, LV3 B) LV14, SJ6, GB34 C) LV14, SJ6, GB34, LV3, GB40 D) LV14, SJ6, GB34, BL17, BL18

D) LV14, SJ6, GB34, BL17, BL18

What is the point Rx for Hypochondriac Pain d/t Yin Deficiency? A) LV14, BL18, BL23, ST36, SP6, LV3 B) LV14, SJ6, GB34 C) LV14, SJ6, GB34, LV3, GB40 D) LV14, SJ6, GB34, BL17, BL18

A) LV14, BL18, BL23, ST36, SP6, LV3

What is the general point Rx for Low Back Pain? A) BL40, BL60, Yaotongxue B) Du4, BL40, BL60 C) Du3, BL40, KD3 D) BL23, Du3, BL40

D) BL23, Du3, BL40

General Pain Point Rx for Bi Syndrome? A) BL17, SP10, Du14, LI11 B) SI3,B62, SP21, BL17, LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ4, GB30, GB34, GB39, ST41 C) BL23, CV4, GB34, GB39 D) ST36, SP5, BL23, CV4

B) SI3,B62, **SP21**, BL17, LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ4, GB30, **GB34**, GB39, ST41

General Point Rx for Vessel/ Wandering Bi? Relevant body location points + A) BL17, SP10 B) Du14, LI11 C) BL23, CV4 D) ST36, SP5

A) BL17, SP10

General Point Rx for Cold/ Painful Bi? Relevant body location points + A) BL17, SP10 B) Du14, LI11 C) BL23, CV4 D) ST36, SP5

C) BL23, CV4

General Point Rx for Damp/Fixed Bi? Relevant body location points + A) BL17, SP10 B) Du14, LI11 C) BL23, CV4 D) ST36, SP5

D) ST36, SP5

General Point Rx for Heat Bi? Relevant body location points + A) BL17, SP10 B) Du14, LI11 C) BL23, CV4 D) ST36, SP5

B) Du14, LI11

General Point Rx for Tendon Bi? Relevant body location points + A) GB39 B) ST34 C) GB34 D) SP21

C) GB34

General Point Rx for Bone Bi? Relevant body location points + A) GB39, BL11 B) BL39, GB11 C) GB34, GB39 D) BL11, GB34

A) GB39, BL11

General Point Rx for Atrophy of the upper limbs? A) LU5, BL13 B) ST31, GB30, SP10, ST34, GB34, ST36, ST41, GB39 C) LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ5

C) LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ5

General Point Rx for Atrophy of the lower limbs? A) BL54, BL36, GB34 B) ST31, GB30, SP10, ST34, GB34, ST36, ST41, GB39 C) Du26, Du12, Du3, GB30, GB29, GB39 D) LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ5

B) ST31, GB30, SP10, ST34, GB34, ST36, ST41, GB39

General Point Rx for Wei Syndrome d/t LU Heat? Relevant body location points + A) LU5, BL13 B) LU9, BL13 C) LU7, BL13 D) LU5, LU7

A) LU5, BL13

General Point Rx for Wei Syndrome d/t Damp-Heat? Relevant body location points + A) GB34, SJ6 B) GB43, LV13 C) LV13, BL20 D) BL20, SP9

D) BL20, SP9

General Point Rx for Wei Syndrome d/t LV/KD Yin Xu? Relevant body location points + A) LV3, KD3 B) LV2, KD2 C) SP10, KD10 D) BL23, BL18

D) BL23, BL18

General Point Rx for Wei Syndrome d/t Trauma w/ Urine Incontinence? Relevant body location points + A) Huanmen, CV3, SP6 B) Huatuojiaji, CV3, SP6 C) Yaotongxue, BL25, BL32 D) Huatuojiaji, BL25, BL32

B) HTJJ, CV3, SP6

General Point Rx for Wei Syndrome d/t Trauma w/ Fecal Incontinence? Relevant body location points + A) Huanmen, CV3, SP6 B) Huatuojiaji, CV3, SP6 C) Yaotongxue, BL25, BL32 D) Huatuojiaji, BL25, BL32

D) Huatuojiaji, BL25, BL32

Patient presents with 21 day menstrual cycle. Blood is dark, red, thick. They change their menstrual cup once an hour. T: reddened w/ yellow coat P: rapid, forceful A) LV3, LV14, HT7, PC5 B) ST25, KD13, SP8, LV3, LV14 C) SP6, ST36, CV12, CV6, CV4 D) LI11, CV3, SP10, KD5

D) LI11, CV3, SP10, KD5

Patient presents with profuse, thin light menses, lassitude, heavy and empty sensation in lower abdomen. Cycle is ~23 days. T: pale w/ TC P: weak A) SP6, ST36, CV12, CV6 B) CV4, CV6, SP6, Du20, HT7 C) BL20, BL23, KD3, SP3 D) BL23, KD3, HT7, Du20

A) SP6, ST36, CV12, CV6 Antedated d/t Qi Deficiency SP6 + ST36 = Qi tonics CV12 = strengthen ST Qi CV6 = strengthen Lower burner

Patient presents with 33 day menstrual cycle. Blood is light red, scanty. They also have palpitations and insomnia. T: pink w/ little coat P: weak, thready A) CV4, CV6, SP6, Du20 B) CV4, CV6, SP6, HT7 C) LI4, LV3, ST44, HT7 D) KD3, LV3, HT7

B) CV4, CV6, SP6, HT7

Patient has a 35 day menstrual cycle. They are a yoga teacher and frequently walks around in exercise tank tops even when it is chilly. Their diet mainly consists of salads and smoothies. They usually have cramps at the end and sometimes after their period. The blood is scanty and dark. They often feel dizzy and have blurred vision especially when they get up too fast. T: TWC P: Deep, slow A) CV4, CV6, SP6, Du20 B) CV4, CV6, SP6, HT7 C) CV3, CV4, Zigong, KD7 D) BL23, KD7, Du4, Du20

A) **CV4, CV6, SP6,** Du20 Postdated d/t blood xu/ cold in the blood

Patient presents with 33 day menstrual cycle. It is dark and scanty. They feel distention in the chest, epigastrium, and the lower abdomen, as well as breast pain and hypochondriac pn. They try to belch to relieve the fullness in the chest/ epigastrium. They are frequently anxious and depressed. T: TWC P: string-taut A) ST25, KD13, SP8, LV3, P6, LV14 B) LI11, CV3, SP10, KD5 C) BL18, CV17, LV8, ST36 D) CV14, CV17, LV14, BL18

A) ST25, KD13, SP8, LV3, P6, LV14

Patient presents with an irregular menstrual cycle. It yo-yos between heavy and light, early and late. The blood is thick, sticky, sometimes purple. They have pain in the hypochondriac region, breasts, and their lower abdomen seemingly protrudes. They have been diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder, in which they are extremely emotionally distressed and sometimes suicidal especially during their luteal phase. T: TWC P: string-taut A) LV3, LI4, ST36, CV6, SP6 B) LV3, LV14, KD13, ST25, CV12 C) LV3, LV14, CV17, HT7, LV5, PC5, CV6 D) LV3, LI4, LV13, LV8, CV4, BL17

C) LV3, LV14, CV17, HT7, LV5, PC5, CV6

48 yo patient comes in with irregular menstrual cycle. Menarche was age 11. They were married at age 18 and has 3 children, but had 7 miscarriages during her childbearing years. She has a scanty, light red flow, along with low back pain, loose stools, tinnitus, and frequent urination at night. T: pale w/ TC P: deep, weak A) CV4, CV6, CV8, SP6, ST40 B) Du20, CV4, CV6, SP6, HT7 C) BL23, KD3, CV4, KD8, Du20 D) Du20, KD7, KD3, BL21, SP9

C) BL23, KD3, CV4, KD8, Du20

Patient presents with dysmenorrhea. The pain refers to the lower back/ flanks. Upon palpation, there seems to be a firmness in the lower abdomen and the patient winces upon pressure. T: purplish, with purple spots on the edge; sticky white coat P: deep, string-taut A) CV4, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP6 B) CV3, ST29, SP10, LV3, LI4, SP6, KD14 C) CV3, ST28, BL32, LV3, LI4, SP10, SP8, KD14 D) CV4, BL18, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP6

C) CV3, ST28, BL32, LV3, LI4, SP10, SP8, KD14 ## Footnote KD14, ST28 - distending pn SP8, KD14 - Xi-cleft; good for "mass"-like sensation and pn in uterus BL32 - REALLY good for dysmenorrhea

Patient presents with a painful, 35 day menstrual cycle with only 2 days of scanty, thin blood. She is pale, her lower eyelids are pale, her tongue is pale. She is always cold. She has orthostatic hypotension and anemia. P: thready, weak A) CV4, CV6, CV8, LI4, LV3 B) CV4, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP10 C) CV4, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP6 D) CV3, ST29, LI4, LV3

C) CV4, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP6

A patient has not had their period for 2 months. They have pain in their lower abdomen that's worse with pressure and distention in the hypochondrium. There seems to be a hard mass in the lower abdomen. T: dark purple, purple spots on sides P: deep, string-taut A) CV3, ST29, SP10, LV3, LI4, SP6, KD14 B) CV4, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP10 C) CV4, BL20, BL23, ST36, SP6 D) CV3, BL32, LV3, LI4, SP8, KD14

A) CV3, ST29, SP10, LV3, LI4, SP6, KD14

Patient comes in with amenorrhea, lassitude, sallow complexion, vertigo, poor appetite, loose stools, and dry skin. T: pale w/ little coat P: slow, weak A) SP6, CV3, ST29, SP10, LV3, LI4 B) SP6, CV3, ST29, ST27 C) SP6, CV4, BL20, BL23, Du9 D) SP6, CV4, BL18, BL20, BL23, ST36

D) SP6, CV4, BL18, BL20, BL23, ST36 Amenorrhea d/t Qi and Blood Xu

Patient presents with metrorrhagia. Blood is continuous and deep red. She also has insomnia, palpitations, and dizziness. She is also uncontrollably fidgety. T: red, yellow coat P: rapid A) Moxa LV1, CV3, SP10, LV8, LV3 B) Moxa SP1, CV3, SP10, LV8, HT8 C) Moxa LV1, Du20, CV4, ST36, SP6, SJ4 D) Moxa SP1, Du20, CV4, ST36, SP6, SJ4

B) Moxa SP1, CV3, SP10, LV8, HT8 Moxa-ing SP1 buffers the SP to be able to hold the blood in the vessels

Patient has metrorrhagia with scanty, light red, thin blood. They are short of breath, have lassitude and anorexia. T: Pale P: Thready, weak A) Moxa SP1, CV3, SP10, LV8 B) Moxa SP1, Du20, CV4, ST36, SP6, SJ4 C) Moxa LV1, Du20, CV4, ST36, SP6, SJ4 D) Moxa KD1, CV3, LV3, KD3, SP3

B) Moxa SP1, Du20, CV4, ST36, SP6, SJ4

What is the general point Rx for Morbid Leukorrhea d/t deficiency? A) GB26 B) BL32, LV5 C) BL30 D) GB26, BL30

A) GB26 ## Footnote BL30 - warms the menses and is good for morbid leukorrhea and COLD BL32, LV5 - leukorrhea d/t D-H

General point Rx morbid leukorrhea d/t damp-heat with vulvar itching A) GB26, BL30, LV5, CV3 B) BL32, LV5, SP6, LV3, CV3 C) BL30, LV5, SP6, CV3 D) GB26, BL32, SP6, CV3

B) BL32, LV5, SP6, LV3, CV3

What is the general point Rx for Morning Sickness? A) CV12, PC6, ST36 B) CV13, PC6, SP4 C) CV17, PC6, LV3 D) CV14, PC6, SP4

A) CV12, PC6, ST36

What is the general point Rx for Prolonged Labor? A) St36, BL67 B) LI4, BL67 C) Sp6, BL67 D) BL60, BL67

C) Sp6, BL67

How to Tx malpositioned/ breeched fetus? A) Moxa B. BL60 for 1 hour everyday until fetus is in correct position B) Needle B. BL67 15-30 min 1-2x/ day until fetus in correct postion C) Moxa B. BL67 15-30 min 1-2x/day until fetus in correct position D) Needle B. B67 and B.B60

C) Moxa B. BL67 15-30 min 1-2x/day until fetus in correct position

General Point Rx for insufficient lactation? A) ST18, CV17, SI1 B) Moxa GB41, GB37 C) BL20, ST36, SP6 D) LV14, PC6, LV3

A) ST18, CV17, SI1

Point Rx to inhibit lactation A) ST18, CV17, SI1 B) Moxa GB41, GB37 C) BL20, ST36, SP6 D) LV14, PC6, LV3

B) Moxa GB41, GB37

General Point Rx for Acute Infantile Convulsion? A) Baichongwo, Sifeng, ST36 B) Sifeng, ST36 C) Du20, Du24, CV4, SP6, ST36 D) Yintang, Du26, LV3

D) Yintang, Du26, LV3

General Point Rx for **Chronic** Infantile Convulsion? A) Baichongwo, Sifeng, ST36 B) Sifeng, ST36 C) Du20, Du24, CV4, SP6, ST36 D) Yintang, Du26, LV3

C) Du20, Du24, CV4, SP6, ST36

Basic Point Rx for Infantile Diarrhea? A) Yintang, Du26, LV3 B) ST25, ST37, Sifeng C) ST21, ST26, Sifeng, Baichongwo D) CV10, BL21, BL20, ST36, Sifeng, SP3

B) ST25, ST37, Sifeng

Basic Point Rx for Infantile Malnutrition? A) Yintang, Du26, LV3 B) ST25, ST37, Sifeng C) ST21, ST26, Sifeng, Baichongwo D) CV10, BL21, BL20, ST36, Sifeng, SP3

D) CV10, BL21, BL20, ST36, Sifeng, SP3

Basic Point Rx for mumps? A) ST7, SJ17, SJ5, LI11, LI4 B) LI11, LI4, BL40, SP10, SP6 C) LI11, LI4, PC3, BL40, SP10, Ashi points D) LI11, SP10, BL40, GB34, LV3

A) ST7, SJ17, SJ5, LI11, LI4

Basic Point Rx for urticaria? A) ST7, SJ17, SJ5, LI11, LI4 B) LI11, LI4, BL40, SP10, SP6 C) LI11, LI4, PC3, BL40, SP10, Ashi points D) LI11, SP10, BL40, GB34, LV3

B) LI11, LI4, BL40, SP10, SP6

Basic Point Rx for erysipelas? A) ST7, SJ17, SJ5, LI11, LI4 B) LI11, LI4, BL40, SP10, SP6 C) LI11, LI4, PC3, BL40, SP10, Ashi points D) LI11, SP10, BL40, GB34, LV3

C) LI11, LI4, PC3, BL40, SP10, Ashi points

Basic Point Rx for herpes zoster? A) ST7, SJ17, SJ5, LI11, LI4 B) LI11, LI4, BL40, SP10, SP6 C) LI11, LI4, PC3, BL40, SP10, Ashi points D) LI11, SP10, BL40, GB34, LV3

D) LI11, SP10, BL40, GB34, LV3

Basic Point Rx for red-thread boils? A) Du10, Du12, PC4, LI4, BL40 B) LI11, LI4, BL40, SP10, SP6 C) LI11, LI4, PC3, BL40, SP10, Ashi points D) LI11, SP10, BL40, GB34, LV3

A) Du10, Du12, PC4, LI4, BL40

Basic point Rx for Breast Abscess? A) GB21, CV17, ST18, SI1, ST36, LV3 B) LI4, SJ5, GB41, CV17, ST18, SI18 C) GB21, SJ5, CV17, ST18, GB41 D) GB41, CV17, ST18, SI3

A) GB21, CV17, ST18, SI1, ST36, LV3

Basic Point Rx for Intestinal Abscess? A) ST25, LI11, Dannanxue B) ST25, LI11, ST37, Lanweixue C) ST25, ST37, ST21, CV6, CV12 D) ST25, ST37, ST34, GB34, GB40

B) ST25, LI11, ST37, Lanweixue

General point Rx for Goiter? A) BL17, SP10, SP6, BL18, LV8 B) CV17, LV3 C) SJ13, LI17, SI17, CV22, LI4, ST36 D) SJ4, LI18, SI18, CV24, LI4, ST36

C) SJ13, LI17, SI17, CV22, LI4, ST36

General points to Tx Sprains and Contusions? A) SI3 B) LI4 C) GB30 D) Ashi points

D) Ashi points

General points to Tx Torticollis? A) SI3, GB21, GB20, SJ5 B) SI3, Du14, BL10, SI14, GB39 C) SI3, Du14, GB20, LU7 D) SI3, GB21, BL10

B) SI3, Du14, BL10, SI14, GB39

What general points Tx Deafness and Tinnitus? A) SJ17, SJ5, SJ21, SI19, GB2 B) SJ17, LV2, GB41, GB2 C) SJ17, SJ5, GB41, SJ3, GB43 D) SJ17, GB2, SJ3, GB43

D) SJ17, GB2, SJ3, GB43

What general points Tx congestion, swelling, and eye pain? A) Qiuhuo, BL2, Yuyao, Yintang B) BL1, GB20, LI4, LV2, Taiyang C) BL1, BL2, ST1, GB1, Taiyang D) BL2, LI4, LV3, GB37, Qiuhuo

B) BL1, GB20, LI4, LV2, Taiyang

What extra points are included in the Point Rx for thick and sticky nasal discharge? A) Bitong, Yintang B) Bitong, Taiyang C) Bitong, Jiachengjiang D) Bitong, Yuyao

A) Bitong, Yintang

General points for Epistaxis? A) LI20, LI11, LU11 B) LI20, LI4, ST44 C) LI20, LI4, Du23 D) LI20, LI11, Du23

C) LI20, LI4, Du23

General points for toothache? A) CV24, BL11 B) ST4, ST6 C) ST6, ST7 D) KD3, ST6

C) ST6, ST7

General points for optic atrophy? A) BL1, GB20, LI4, LV2, Taiyang B) BL2, GB20, Taiyang, Qiuhuo C) BL2, GB37, Yuyao, Qiuhuo D) BL1, GB20, GB37, Qiuhuo

D) BL1, GB20, GB37, Qiuhuo

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