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ST Flashcards

0
Q

Branch separates at:

A

ST 5

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Begins:

A

LI 20

Lateral side of the nose

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2
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Most Qi & blood in whole system:

A

Yang Ming channels

LI & ST

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Crossing Points

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*LI 20
UB 1 (inner canthus)
Du 26
Du 28
Ren 24 (mouth)
GB 3-6
Du 24 (ant. hairline)
Du 14 (meeting point of yang, below C7)
Ren 13, 12 (abdomen)
SP 1
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4
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Organs

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ST, SP

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5
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Tissue

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Upper gums & teeth

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6
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Linkage

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ST 42 —> SP 1 (dorsal branch)

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7
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Misc.

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Tibial branch
ST 36 —> lateral side of 3rd toe

Dorsal branch
ST 42 —> SP 1

ST 8 … DU 24

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8
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ST channel pathos

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Borborygmus
Abdominal distention
Edema
Epigastric pain
*Vomiting
Hunger
Epistaxis
*Deviation of the mouth
Congested/sore throat
Pain in chest
Pain along channel
Fever
*Mania (climbing to high places & taking off clothes)
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9
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Luo Channel

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Originates on lateral side of lower leg at ST 40
Travels to medial aspect of lower leg to join SP channel
Ascends leg and trunk to nape of neck & head where it converges w/Qi of other Yang channels
Travels internally to terminate at throat

Treats relationship w/SP

Xu: flaccid or atrophied muscles of legs or feet, pharyngitis, sudden aphasia
Shi: epilepsy, insanity, throat obstruction, loss of voice
*very finite list which opens the doors to many possibilities here

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ST Great Luo

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Luo Point: ST 18
Starts in chest, penetrates diaphragm, connects with lungs, exits below left breast

Harnessing energy of all Luo channels throughout body and
moving Qi & blood

Xu: suffocating sensation in chest (ie: asthmatic breathing), cough, angina, heart attack
Shi: rapid/irreg. breathing, dyspnea, sensation of knot in chest

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11
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ST Sinew Channel

A

BIG! (Yang Ming)

see week 9 slides for pathway

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Divergent Channel

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Branches from ST primary channel in middle of thigh
Ascends to abdomen and enters ST, SP, HT
Reaches neck where it unites w/ST primary channel & enters eye

Treats: disorders of the Heart- insomnia with indigestion/food stag, poor appetite. Sinusitis, HA, eye pain, swelling/redness, food sensitivities (Ni)

Diverges/Separates: ant. thigh
Enters: ST, SP, HT
Emerges: neck/mouth
Converges: eye

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13
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ST 6

A

Sun Si Miao Ghost Point

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14
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Meeting Point of ST & GB channels

A

ST 7

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15
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Meeting Point of ST & GB w/ Yang Linking Vessel

A

ST 8

16
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ST 9

A

Meeting Point of ST & GB channels
Window of Heaven
Point of the Sea of Qi

17
Q

Front-Mu Point of Large Intestine

A

ST 25

level w/ umbilicus

18
Q

ST 12

A

Meeting Point for all Yang Channels

except UB

19
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Great Luo of ST

A

ST 18

20
Q

Mu Point of ST

A

Ren 12

level w/ ST 21

21
Q

Xi-Cleft Point of ST

A

ST 34

22
Q

ST 36

A

He-Sea & Earth
Gao Wu Command Point
Ma Dan Yang Heavenly Star
Point of the Sea of Water & Grain

23
Q

ST 37

A

Lower He-Sea of LI

Point of the Sea of Blood

24
Q

ST 39

A

Lower He-Sea of SI

Point of the Sea of Blood

25
Q

Luo-Connecting Point

A

ST 40

26
Q

ST 41

A

Jing-River & Fire Point

Tonification Point of ST

27
Q

ST 42

A

Yuan-Source
Exit Point
Dorsal branch —> SP 1

28
Q

ST 43

A

Shu-Stream & Wood Point

29
Q

ST 44

A

Ying-Spring & Water

Ma Dan Yang Heavenly Star (toothache)

30
Q

Jing-Well & …

A

(Metal)

ST 45

31
Q

Meeting Point for all Yang Channels

A

ST 12 “Empty Basin”

exception: UB

31
Q

Crossing P. w/ Chong Mai (Sea of Blood)

A

ST 30

31
Q

ST 36 “Leg Three Miles”

A

“Does everything”

  • He-Sea & Earth
  • Gao Wu C.P. (abdomen)
  • Ma Dan Yang H.S.
  • Point of Sea of Water & Grain
  • Horary Point
  • tonifies Qi, nourishes blood & Yin
  • harmonizes ST
  • supports correct Qi/fosters original Qi
  • revives Yang/restores consciousness
31
Q

What ST point benefits shoulder?

A

ST 38

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