accupuncture

Question 1

zang organs

Answer 1

solid. heart, spleen, kidney, pericardium

Question 2

fu organs

Answer 2

hollow
intestines
triple heater
bladder

Question 3

types of needles

Answer 3

fine, flexible, 28-34g, mild moderate to strong stimulation

Question 4

when can you see exacerbation of clinical signs

Answer 4

24-48 hours post op

Question 5

how to find ashi trigger points

Answer 5

can be central knots, can go to attachments of these muscles, or points of sensitivity

Question 6

master point for the pelvic limbs

Answer 6

BL 54

Question 7

what are the points in the hip triangle

Answer 7

BL 54

GB29
GB30

Question 8

what is the hip traingle for

Answer 8

OA, hip dysplasia

Question 9

master point for the caudal back and hips

Answer 9

BL 40, popliteal fossa

Question 10

what is the BL 40 point for

Answer 10

pelvic limb pain, weakness, urinary retention, stifle pain

Question 11

master point for the GIT

Answer 11

ST 36

Question 12

what does ST 36 do

Answer 12

stifle pain, GI pain, pelvic limb issues

Question 13

what is our linear points

Answer 13

ST 36- master gi point
GV20- agitation point

Question 14

master point of the chest and cranial abdomen

Answer 14

PC 6.

Question 15

PC6

Answer 15

for nausea vomiting, cranial GIT, cardiac arrhythmias

Question 16

master point of the face

Answer 16

LI 4

Question 17

LI 4

Answer 17

dental pain, facial pain, headache

Question 18

100 convergences, shen point

Answer 18

GV20

Question 19

GV20

Answer 19

agitation, headache, dizziness, cerebrovascular event

Question 20

resuscitation point

Answer 20

GV 26

Question 21

GV26

Answer 21

sym NS activation
cardiopulmonary arrest, apnea

Question 22

what can accupuncture do

Answer 22

neuroendocrine modulation and somatovisceral modulation