Extra Points Lecture 1

Question 1

Jianqian

Answer 1

Front of Shoulder

Question 2

Jian Qian Location

Answer 2

On anterior aspect of the shoulder joint
Midway between the anterior axillary
crease and L.I.-15.

Question 3

Jianqian Needling

Answer 3

Perp .8-1.2 inches.
Moxa

Question 4

Jianqian Action

Answer 4

Activates qi and blood and benefits the shoulder joint.

Question 5

Jianqian Indication

Answer 5

Stiffness and pain of the anterior
aspect of the shoulder, numbness,
paralysis and immobility of the shoulder
joint.

Question 6

Zhoujian

Answer 6

Elbow

Question 7

Zhoujian Location

Answer 7

On the tip of the olecranon process of the ulna.

Question 8

Zhoujian Needling

Answer 8

Moxibustion only.
Moxa applied w/7 to 14 cones

Question 9

Zhoujian Actions

Answer 9

Transforms phlegm and dissipates
swelling.

Question 10

Zhoujian Indication

Answer 10

Scrofula, carbuncles and furuncles,
deep-rooted ulcers, intestinal abscess.

Question 11

Erbai

Answer 11

Two Whites

Question 12

Erbai Location

Answer 12

On the flexor aspect of the forearm, 4
cun proximal to P-7, either side of the
flexor carpi radialis tendon.

Question 13

Erbai Needling

Answer 13

Perp .5-1.0 inch.
Moxa is applicable

Question 14

Erbai Actions

Answer 14

Treats prolapse of the rectum and
hemorrhoids.

Question 15

Erbai Indication

Answer 15

Hemorrhoids, prolapse of the rectum,
itching of the anus, blood in the stool,
tenesmus.

Question 16

Yaotongxue

Answer 16

Lumbar Pain

Question 17

Yaotongxue Location

Answer 17

Dorsum of the hand, two points
between the second and third and the
fourth and fifth metacarpal bones, in
depressions lying immediately distal to
the bases of the metacarpals.

Question 18

Yaotongxue Needling

Answer 18

Oblique, .5-1.0 inch toward center of
metacarpus from both sides.

Question 19

Yaotongxue Actions

Answer 19

Invigorates qi and blood in the lumbar
region.

Question 20

Yaotongxue Indications

Answer 20

Acute lumbar sprain.

Question 21

Luozhen

Answer 21

Stiff Neck

Question 22

Luozhen Location

Answer 22

On dorsum of the hand, in depression
just proximal to the second and third
metacarpophalangeal joints.

Question 23

Luozhen Needling

Answer 23

Perp, .5-.8 inch

Question 24

Luozhen Actions

Answer 24

Invigorates qi and blood in the neck
region.

Question 25

Luozhen Indications

Answer 25

Stiffness and pain of the neck, inability to turn the head, headache, pain of the shoulder and arm. Pain of the epigastrium.

Question 26

Baxie

Answer 26

Eight Pathologies

Question 27

Baxie Location

Answer 27

When the hand is made into a fist, six of these points lie in the depressions between the metacarpal heads, proximal to the web margins. The remaining two points lie equidistant between the thumb and index metacarpals, proximal to the web margins.

Question 28

Baxie Needling

Answer 28

Oblique, .3-.5inch, or prick to bleed. Moxa is applicable

Question 29

Baxie Actions

Answer 29

Clears heat and dissipates swelling

Question 30

Baxie Indications

Answer 30

Numbness, stiffness, redness, swelling, spasm and pain of the fingers and hand, painful obstruction of the fingers. Headache, toothache, pain and swelling of the throat, redness and swelling of the eyes, febrile disease.

Question 31

Sifeng

Answer 31

Four Seasons

Question 32

Sifeng Location

Answer 32

On the palmar surface of the hand, at the midpoints of the transverse creases of the proximal interphalangeal joints of the index, middle, ring and little fingers.

Question 33

Sifeng Needling

Answer 33

Prick to bleed, or prick and squeeze until a yellow-white liquid appears.

Question 34

Sifeng Actions

Answer 34

Fortifies the Spleen and dissipates accumulation.

Question 35

Sifeng Indications

Answer 35

Childhood nutritional impairment, childhood accumulation disorder, childhood diarrhoea, whooping cough.

Question 36

Sixuan

Answer 36

Ten Diffusions

Question 37

Sixuan Location

Answer 37

On the tips of the ten fingers, approximately 0.1 cun from the fingernail.

Question 38

Sixuan Needling

Answer 38

Superficially .1-.2 inch, or prick to bleed.

Question 39

Sixuan Actions

Answer 39

Opens the portals and revives consciousness, drains heat and pacifies wind.

Question 40

Sixuan Indications

Answer 40

Loss of consciousness, windstroke, summer-heat stroke, febrile disease, swelling and pain of the throat, throat moth, acute childhood fright wind, clonic spasm, epilepsy, mania, vomiting, diarrhoea, numbness or pain of the fingers

Question 41

Zhongkui

Answer 41

Middle Strong

Question 42

Zhongkui Location

Answer 42

On the midpt of the proximal interphalangeal joint of middle finger at dorsum aspect.

Question 43

Zhongkui Needling

Answer 43

Moxa is applied w/3 cones

Question 44

Zhongkui Indications

Answer 44

Nausea, vomiting, hiccup

Question 45

Zhongquan

Answer 45

Middle Spring

Question 46

Zhongquan Location

Answer 46

On dorsal crease of wrist, in depression on radial side of tendon of extensor muscle of fingers btwn LI5 & TB 4

Question 47

Zhongquan Needling

Answer 47

Perp .3-.5 inch. Moxa is applicable.

Question 48

Zhongquan Indication

Answer 48

Stuffy chest, gastric pain, spitting of blood

Question 49

Bizhong

Answer 49

Flow Middle

Question 50

Bizhong Location

Answer 50

On lateral aspect of forearm, midway between transverse wrist crease & elbow crease, between radius & ulna.

Question 51

Bizhong Needling

Answer 51

Perp, 1.0-1.2 inches. Moxa applicable.

Question 52

Bizhong Indications

Answer 52

Paralysis, spasm & contracture of upper extremities, pain of forearm.

Question 53

Throat Moth

Answer 53

Redness, swelling and pain of the tonsils.

Question 54

Front of shoulder

Answer 54

Jianqian

Question 55

Elbow

Answer 55

Zhoujian

Question 56

Two Whites

Answer 56

Erbai

Question 57

Lumbar Pain

Answer 57

Yaotongxue

Question 58

Stiff Neck

Answer 58

Luozhen

Question 59

Eight Pathologies

Answer 59

Baxie

Question 60

Four Seasons

Answer 60

Sifeng

Question 61

Ten Diffustions

Answer 61

Sixuan

Question 62

Middle Strong

Answer 62

Zhongkui

Question 63

Middle Spring

Answer 63

Zhongquan

Question 64

Flow Middle

Answer 64

Bizhong

Question 65

Fright wind or Child Fright Wind:

Answer 65

Convulsive spasm and loss of consciousness in infants & children. It is subdivided into acute and chronic conditions. In children, tetany is often referred to as 'fright wind' or 'child fright wind'. In infants, this is also called 'infantile convulsions'.