the 5 shu language and what they do

Question 1

Qi eminates and is shallow and narrow but dynamic

Answer 1

jing- well

Question 2

what are the names of the 5 shu ponts

Answer 2

jing-well
ying-spring
shu-stream
jing-river
he-sea

Question 3

Qi glides and is slightly larger

Answer 3

ying spring

Question 4

qi pours and is deep and rapid enough to carry things over a distance

Answer 4

shu stream

Question 5

qi flowas and is abundant

Answer 5

qi enters inward and goes deep

Question 6

this is where the merdian changes from yin to yang,

Answer 6

jing well

Question 7

used for clearing heat, restoring consciousness and rescuing collapse. treat the uppermost reaches of the meridains
treats fullness below the heart
treats disorders of the spirit

Answer 7

jing-well

Question 8

clears heat in addition to the jing well points

Answer 8

ying spring

Question 9

treats changes in complexion

Answer 9

ying spring

Question 10

treats channel disorders in conjunction with the ying spring points

Answer 10

ying spring

Question 11

treats heaviness of the body and pain in the joints

Answer 11

shu stream

Question 12

treat diseases that attack intermittently

Answer 12

shu stream

Question 13

treat cough dyspnea chills and fever

Answer 13

jing river

Question 14

treats diseases manifesting as changes in the patients voice

Answer 14

jing river

Question 15

treat diseases in the sinews and bones ( on the yin meridians

Answer 15

jing river

Question 16

treat counderflow qi and diarrhea

Answer 16

he sea

Question 17

treat diseases of the stomach and disorders resulting from irregular eating and drinking

Answer 17

he sea

Question 18

treat diseases of the fu (yang)

Answer 18

he sea

Question 19

treat diseases of the skin (yang only)

Answer 19

he sea