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Acu 2 Small Intestine Channel Flashcards

1
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Small Intestine Channel

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Hand Taiyang

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SI channel begins

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at the ulnar side of the tip of the little finger at SI 1

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describe the SI primary channel

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From the ulnar side of the little finger it ascends up the arm, connects to LI 14, *zig zags from the inferior fossa to the superior fossa, connects to Du 14, UB41, and UB11. Crosses over to ST 12 and connects with the *heart organ. Descends to Ren 17, passes through the diaphragm to the stomach. Intersects Ren 13 and Ren 12 before entering the small intestine organ.

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describe the first branch of the SI primary channel

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the branch ascends from the supraclavicular fossa to cross the neck and cheek to the outer canthus of the eye to meet GB 1. It then travels around the ear connecting with GB 11, SJ 20 and SJ 22 before entering the ear at SI 19.

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describe the second branch of the SI primary channel

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the second branch separates from the first branch at the cheek and ascends to the lateral aspect of the nose and the inner canthus where it meets UB 1

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describe the third branch of the SI primary channel

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a branch descends from the small intestine organ to ST 39, the lower he sea of the Small Intestine

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7
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what organs does the small intestine primary channel connect with

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Heart, Stomach, Small Intestine

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8
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where does the small intestine luo connecting channel begin

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at SI 7

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describe the small intestine luo connecting channel

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from SI 7 it connects with the heart channel and ascends the arm to connect with the shoulder at LI 15

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10
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where does the small intestine sinew channel begin

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at the dorsum of the little finger

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11
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describe the small intestine sinew channel

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from the little finger it binds all the way up to the shoulder, surrounds the upper scapula and connects to the bladder sinew channel. Binds at the mastoid process and enters the ear, ascends to the forehead to connect with ST 8

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Pathological symptoms of the small intestine sinew channel

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strained little finger, pain along the medial aspect of the elbow and upper arm, pain below the axilla and on the posterior aspect of the axilla, pain of the scapula that reaches the neck, tinnitus, pain of the ear that may reach the submandicular region, a need to close the eyes for a long period of time before being able to see clearly, tension in the neck sinews that leads to sinew atrophy and swelling of the neck

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13
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what is the element of the small intestine channel

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fire

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14
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what is the small intestine channel paired with according to six channel theory

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bladder

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15
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the primary and divergent channels connect with the

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heart

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16
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the primary and sinew channels travel to the

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posterior aspect of the shoulder

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17
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the luo connecting channel connects with

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LI 15

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18
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the divergent and sinew channels connect with the

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axilla

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19
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the primary channel connects with the

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scapula

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20
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the sinew channel surrounds

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the scapula

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21
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the primary and sinew channels connect with the

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neck, cheek, outer canthus, and ear

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22
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the primary channel also connects with the

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inner canthus

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23
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the sinew channel connects with the

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mastoid process and the corner of the forehead

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24
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the small intestine meridian is on duty during the hours of

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1-3 pm

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25
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what SI primary meridian connects with the following organs

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Small intestine, heart, stomach, large intestine, throat, eyes, ear, nose

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26
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the SI meridian treats

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thick fluids disease

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27
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SI meridian illness

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pain and numbness along the course of the meridian, headache, eye disease, sore throat, ear ringing and deafness, ear infection, teeth pain

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28
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zang fu illness

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lower abdominal pain, lumbar pain referring to the testes, mental disorders, febrile disease, malaria

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29
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warts and skin tags mean

A

deficiency qi in the SI luo collateral

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30
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SI jing well

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SI 1

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31
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SI window of heaven points

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SI 16, SI 17

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32
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Si ying spring

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SI 2

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33
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SI he sea

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SI 8

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34
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SI shu stream

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SI 3

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35
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SI luo connecting

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SI 7

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36
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SI yuan source

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SI 4

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37
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SI confluent point of the du

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SI 3

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38
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SI xi cleft

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SI 6

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39
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SI jing river

A

SI 5

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40
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SI 1 functions

A

awaken the brain
open the breast and promote lactation
high fever

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41
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SI 2 functions

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Head, face, five sense organ,
benefit breast to assist SI 1
mental disease
*clear heat

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42
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SI 3 functions

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neck and lower back acute sprain (regulate du meridina)
mental disease
eczema
malaria

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43
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SI 4 functions

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clear damp heat
generate body fluids
enhance SI absorption
diabetes and jaundice, LV/GB problem

44
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SI 5 functions

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clear heat, five sense organ
acne, warts, carbuncles
mental disease
calm spirit

45
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SI 6 functions

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5 sense organs aging
clear heat and brighten the eyes
generate body fluid to benefit joints (shoulder and low back)

46
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SI 7 functions

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calm spirit, anchor will power (weak KD qi)
luo with heart - calms the spirit, mental point
warts, skint ags, carbuncles
clear heat and generate body fluids

47
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SI 8 functions

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head, neck, five sense organs
warts, skin tags, carbuncles
mental

48
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SI 9 functions

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local shoulder point

clears five sense organ

49
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SI 10 functions

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meeting point of the yang linking and yang motility
local shoulder point or neck pain point
occipital pain and hypertension

50
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SI 11 functions

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open up scapula and shoulder
benefits breast
descend LU qi

51
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points SI 1 through SI 8 alld o what

A

head, face, five sense organs
febrile disease
mental disease

52
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SI 9 through SI 15 all do what

A

zig zag on the scapula

53
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Si 12-SI 15 functions

A

local point
ACAP
lung

54
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SI 16 functions

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neck, throat problem

year problem

55
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SI 17 functions

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neck, throat problem
ear problem
rebellious qi

56
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SI 18 functions

A

local point for head and face

center of the face: facial deviation, nerve pain

57
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SI 19 functions

A

open the orifice and benefit the ear
mental disease
local point for head and face

58
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SI yuan source point

A

SI 4

59
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the small intestine meridian belongs to the small intestine, connects with the heart and also passes through the

A

stomach

60
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SI 3 is paired with

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UB 62

61
Q

where does hand shaoyin (HT) and hand taiyang (SI) meet

A

tip of the little finger

62
Q

which meridians pass through the stomach

A

stomach
small intestine
lung
spleen

63
Q

which points treat lack of lactation

A

Ren 17, SI 1, SI 11, ST 18

64
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which point is better for descending the lung qi, benefiting the breast, and relieving pain of the upper back and shoulders

A

SI 11

65
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which point is better for jaundice, diabetes, and pain along the meridian

A

SI 4

66
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which two points have the action of “calm the heart and sedate the spirit, clears heat and relieves pain”

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SI 7 and SI 8

67
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which point is better for scrofula and ear ringing

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SI 9

68
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which point is better for facial deviation, facial beauty, and teeth pain

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SI 18

69
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SI 1 location

A

on the dorsal aspect of the little finger, at the junction of the line drawn along the ulnar border of the nail and the base of the nail, approximately 0.1 cun from the corner of the nail

70
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SI 1 angle and depth

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Perpendicular or oblique

0.1-0.2 cun

71
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SI 2 location

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on the ulnar border of the little finger, in a depression just distal to the metacarpo-phalangeal joint

72
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SI 2 angle and depth

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Oblique distally

0.2-0.3 cun

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SI 3 location

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on the ulnar border of the hand, in the substantial depression proximal to the head of the fifth metacarpal bone

74
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SI 3 angle and depth

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Perpendicular

0.5-2 cun

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SI 4 location

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on the ulnar border of the hand, in the depression between the base of the 5th metacarpal bone and the triquetrial bone

76
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Si 4 angle and depth

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Perpendicular

0.3-0.5 cun

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SI 5 location

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at the ulnar border of the wrist, in the depression between the head of the ulna and the triquetrial bone

78
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SI 5 angle and depth

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Perpendicular

0.3-0.5 cun

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SI 6 location

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when the palm of the hand is placed on the chest, this point is located on the dorsal aspect of the head of the ulna, in a cleft level with and to the radial side of the high point of the styloid process of the ulna

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SI 6 angle and depth

A

Oblique or transverse oblique distally or proximally

0.5-1 cun

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SI 7 location

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on the line connecting Si 5 to Si 8, 5 cun proximal to Si 5, in the groove between the anterior border of the ulna and the muscle belly of the flexor carpi ulnaris

82
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SI 7 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular

0.5-1 cun

83
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SI 8 location

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in the depression between the tip of the olecranon process of the ulna and the tip of the medial epicondyle of the humerus

84
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SI 8 angle and depth

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Oblique distally or proximally 0.5-1 cun

Perpendicular 0.3-0.5 cun

85
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SI 9 location

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on the posterior aspect of the shoulder, 1 cun superior to the posterior axillary crease when the arm hangs in the abducted position

86
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SI 9 angle and depth

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Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

87
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SI 10 location

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on the posterior aspect of the shoulder, in the depression inferior to the scapular spine, directly superior to the posterior axillary crease when the arm hangs in the abducted position

88
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SI 10 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

89
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SI 11 location

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on the scapula, in a tender depression one third of the distance from the midpoint of the inferior border of the scapular spine to the inferior angle of the scapula

90
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SI 11 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or oblique

0.5-1.5 cun

91
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SI 12 location

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in the center of the suprascapular fossa, directly above SI 11 in a depression formed when the arm is raised

92
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SI 12 angle and depth

A

Oblique medially 0.5-1 cun

93
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SI 13 location

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in the tender depression superior to the medial end of the scapular spine, midway between SI 10 and the spinous process of T2

94
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SI 14 location

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3 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of T1

95
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SI 13 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.3-0.5 cun

Oblique 0.5-1 cun

96
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SI 14 angle and depth

A

Oblique medially 0.5-1 cun

97
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SI 15 location

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2 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of C7

98
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SI 15 angle and depth

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Oblique medially towards the spine 0.5-1 cun

99
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SI 16 location

A

on the posterior border of the SCM, level with the laryngeal prominence

100
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SI 16 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5-0.8 cun

101
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SI 17 location

A

in the depression between the angle of the mandible and the anterior border of the SCM

102
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SI 17 angle and depth

A

towards the root of the tongue, anterior to the carotid vessels 0.5-1 cun

103
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SI 18 location

A

directly below the outer canthus, in the depression at the lower border of the zygomatic bone

104
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SI 18 angle and depth

A

Transverse to join other points

Perpendicular 0.5-0.7 cun

105
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SI 19 location

A

with the mouth open, this point is located in the depression between the middle of the tragus and the codyloid process of the mandible

106
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SI 19 angle and depth

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Perpendicular 0.5-1 cun

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