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Acu 2 Stomach Channel Flashcards

1
Q

Stomach Channel

A

Hand Yang Ming

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2
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ST on duty

A

7-9 am

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3
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Qi/Blood level

A

Abundant qi and abundant blood

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Important features of the Stomach channel

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  1. Crosses the nose bridge to meet UB 1
  2. Two branches split off at ST 12 - 1 goes to the Sp/St organs, the other goes to ST 31
  3. ST 36 goes to the third toe; ST 42 goes to the big toe; the stomach primary channel goes to the second toe
  4. Yang ming dominates the face
  5. Stomach belongs to the lower eyelid
    Urinary bladder belongs to the upper eyelid
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5
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Which organs does the Stomach channel connect with

A 
Stomach
Spleen
Diaphragm
Nose
Upper teeth
Lips
Throat
*Breast
Eyes (Five sense organ, same as LI)
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6
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According to the Miraculous Pivot, the stomach controls

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“Blood” disease

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7
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Summary of what the stomach channel treats

A

headache, stroke, deviation of the eye and mouth, facial paralysis, sore throat, upper tooth ache, nasal bleeding, leg pain, numbness

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8
Q

Epilepsy and manic disease is due to what

A

Excessive qi in the ST luo channel

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9
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Flaccidity or atrophy of leg muscles along the course of the meridian is due to what

A

Deficiency qi in the ST luo channel

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10
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Sore throat, sudden hoarseness, suddenly unable to speak, throat obstruction is due to what

A

Rebellious evil qi in the ST luo channel

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11
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Pathological manifestation of the Foot Yangming ST sinew channel

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Strained middle toe, cramping of the lower leg, twitching and spasms of muscle, swelling at the inguinal region, abdominal sinew spasm, region and cheek, deviation of the mouth, inability to close eye, lax sinews, cold cheeks, deviated mouth

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12
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Stomach jing well point

A

ST 54

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13
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Sea of Water and Grain point

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ST 34, ST 30, 36

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14
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Stomach ying spring point

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ST 44

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15
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Stomach Xi Cleft point

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ST 34

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16
Q

Heavenly star point of ma dan yang

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ST 44, ST 36

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17
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Front Mu of the LI

A

ST 25

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18
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Stomach shu stream point

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ST 43

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19
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Command point of the abdomen

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ST 36

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20
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Luo connecting point

A

ST 40

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21
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Stomach jing river point

A

ST 41

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22
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Meeting point of the Chong Mai

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ST 30

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23
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Lower he sea of the LI

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ST 37

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24
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Lower he sea of the SI

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ST 39

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25
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Point of sea of blood

A

ST 39

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26
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Stomach he sea point

A

ST 36

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27
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Window of heaven point

A

ST 9

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28
Q

Sun si miao ghost point

A

ST 6

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29
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Where does the stomach primary channel begin

A

On the lateral side of the nose at LI 20

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30
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Describe the stomach primary channel

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From LI 20 it goes to the medial canthus to join UB 1, descends to ST 1, descends to connect with Du 28 and DU 26, circles around the lips and meets with Ren 24, runs across the cheek to ST 5-7, meets GB 3, ascends to ST 8, crossing GB 4-6. Finally, it follows the hairline to meet DU 24

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31
Q

Where does the first branch of the stomach primary channel separate from

A

ST 5

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32
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Where does the first branch of the stomach primary channel go

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From ST 5 it descends the SCM to ST 12, travels posteriorly to DU 14, descends through the diaphragm and links with Ren 13 and Ren 12 jbefore entering the Stomach and spleen organs

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33
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Where does the second branch of the stomach primary channel separate from

A

St 12

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34
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Where does the second branch of the stomach primary channel go

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From ST 12, it descends along the mamilary line to connect with all the points until ST 30

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35
Q

Where does the third branch of the stomach primary channel come from

A

it originates in the pyloric orifice of the stomach

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36
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Where does the third branch of the stomach primary channel go

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From the stomach it meets ST 30, travels down the leg to ST 45 at the tip of the second toe

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37
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Where does the fourth branch separate from

A

ST 36

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38
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Where does the fourth branch of the stomach primary channel go

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from ST 36 it goes to the lateral aspect of the third toe

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39
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Where does the fifth branch of the stomach primary channel separate from

A

the dorsum of the foot at ST 42

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40
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Where does the fifth branch of the stomach primary channel go

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From ST 42 it goes to the medial side of the tip of the big toe to meet with the spleen channel

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41
Q

Where does the Stomach channel meet with the Spleen channel

A

At ST 42

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42
Q

What two points constitute the upper and lower borders of the zygomatic arch

A

GB 3 = upper

ST 7 = lower

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43
Q

What organs does the stomach primary channel connect with

A

Stomach and Spleen

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44
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What points does the Stomach primary channel connect with

A

LI 20, UB 1, GB 3, GB 4, GB 5, GB 6, Du 14, Du 24, DU 26, DU 28, Ren 12, 13, 24

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45
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Where does the stomach luo channel begin

A

ST 40

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46
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Describe the stomach luo channel

A

From ST 40 it travels to the medial aspect of the lower leg to join with the spleen channel, ascends the leg and trunk to the nape of the neck and head where it converges with the qi of the other yang channels, then it travels to the throat

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47
Q

Where does the Stomach divergent channel separate

A

in the middle of the thigh

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48
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Where does the stomach divergent channel travel to

A

from the thigh it ascends to the abdomen to connect with the *Stomach, *Spleen, and *Heart organs. Then it ascends the esophagus

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49
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Where does the stomach divergent channel emerge

A

at the mouth, then continues along the nose and the *eye

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50
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Where and with what does the stomach divergent channel unite

A

With the *stomach primary channel at the face

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51
Q

Where does the stomach sinew channel begin

A

on the middle *three toes

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52
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Where does the stomach sinew channel go

A

ascends the leg and binds with the *gall bladder sinew channel at the knee, binds in the *pelvic region, binds to ST 12, joins the bladder sinew channel at the face to form a muscular net around the *eye, connects with the jaw and ear

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53
Q

What stomach channels enter the spleen organ

A

primary and divergent

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54
Q

What is the stomach channel’s relationship to the gums

A

the primary channel enters the upper gum, joins the Du channel at Du 26, circles the lips and joins with the Ren at Ren 24

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55
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What is the stomach’s relationship with the throat

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the stomach luo channel terminates at the throat while the stomach primary channel descends through the throat region

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56
Q

What is the stomach’s relationship with the breast/nipple

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the stomach primary channel descends through the breast and nipple

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57
Q

What are the primary actions of the stomach channel

A

treats the five sense organs, face and cheeks, ear, throat, intestines, Lung, Heart, chest, epigastrium, stomach, spleen, bladder, disturbance of the spirit

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58
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ST 1 location

A

With the eyes looking directly forwards, this point is located directly below the pupil between the eyeball and the infraorbital ridge

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59
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ST 1 angle and depth

A

Inferiorly and then perpendicularly

0.5-1 cun

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ST 2 location

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With the eyes looking directly forwards, this point is located 1 cun directly below the pupil, in the depression at the infraorbital foramen

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ST 2 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular: 0.2-0.4
Transverse to join other points
Perpendicular oblique: 0.3-0.5 cun

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ST 3 location

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With the eyes looking directly forwards, this point is located directly below the pupil, level with the lower border of the ala nasi, on the lateral side of the naso-labial groove

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63
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ST 3 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular: 0.3-0.4 cun

Transverse to join other points

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64
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ST 4 location

A

0.4 cun lateral to the corner of the mouth

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65
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ST 4 angle and depth

A

Transverse to join other points

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66
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ST 5 location

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Directly anterior to the angle of the jaw, in a depression at the anterior border of the masseter muscle

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67
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ST 5 angle and depth

A

Oblique 0.3-0.5 cun

Transverse to join other points

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68
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ST 6 location

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Approximately 1 fingerbreadth anterior and superior to the angle of the jaw at the prominence of the masseter muscle

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69
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ST 6 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5 cun

Transverse to join other points

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70
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ST 7 location

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At the lower border of the zygomatic arch, in the depression anterior to the condyloid process of the mandible

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71
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ST 7 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5-1 cun

Transverse to join other points

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72
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ST 8 location

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At the corner of the forehead, 4.5 cun lateral to Du 24 and 0.5 cun within the anterior hairline

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73
Q

ST 8 angle and depth

A

Transverse 0.5-1 cun

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74
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ST 9 location

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Level with the tip and 1.5 cun lateral to the laryngeal prominence, in the depression between the anterior border of the SCM muscle and the lateral border of the thyroid cartilage

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75
Q

ST 9 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5-1 cun

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76
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ST 10 location

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On the neck, at the anterior border of the SCM muscle, midway between ST 9 and ST 11

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ST 11 location

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At the root of the neck, superior to the medial end of the clavicle, directly below ST 9 in the depression between the sternal and clavicular heads of the SCM muscle

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78
Q

ST 10 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular oblique 0.5-1 cun

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79
Q

ST 11 angle and depth

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Perpendicular 0.2-0.3

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80
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ST 12 location

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In the supraclavicular area, posterior to the superior border of the clavicle and its midpoint, 4 cun lateral to the midline, on the mamillary line

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81
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ST 12 angle and depth

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Perpendicular 0.2-0.3 cun

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82
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ST 13 location

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At the top of the chest directly below ST 12, on the inferior border of the clavicle, 4 cun lateral to the midline, on the mamillary line

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83
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ST 13 angle and depth

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Transverse-oblique 0.5-0.8

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84
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ST 14 location

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On the chest, in the first intercostal space, 4 cun lateral to the midline, on the mamillary line

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85
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ST 15 location

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On the chest, in the second intercostal space, 4 cun lateral to the midline, on the mamillary line

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86
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ST 14 angle and depth

A

Transverse-oblique 0.5-0.8

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87
Q

ST 15 angle and depth

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Transverse-oblique 0.5-0.8

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88
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ST 16 location

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On the chest, in the third intercostal space, 4 cun lateral to the midline, on the mamillary line

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ST 17 location

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At the center of the nipple in the fourth intercostal space, 4 cun lateral to the midline

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90
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ST 16 angle and depth

A

Transverse-oblique 0.5-0.8

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91
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ST 18 location

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Directly below the nipple, in the fifth intercostal space

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92
Q

ST 18 angle and depth

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Transverse-oblique 0.5-1 cun

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93
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ST 19 location

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On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 6 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 14

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ST 19 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5-0.8 cun

95
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ST 20 location

A

On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline, 5 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 13

96
Q

ST 20 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5- 1 cun

97
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ST 21 location

A

On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline, 4 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 12

98
Q

ST 21 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

99
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ST 22 location

A

On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline, 3 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 11

100
Q

ST 22 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

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ST 23 location

A

On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 2 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 10

102
Q

ST 23 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

103
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ST 24 location

A

On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 1 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 9

104
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ST 24 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

105
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ST 25 location

A

On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the umbilicus

106
Q

ST 25 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

107
Q

ST 26 location

A

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 1 cun inferior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 7

108
Q

ST 26 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

109
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ST 27 location

A

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 2 cun inferior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 5

110
Q

ST 27 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

111
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ST 28 location

A

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 3 cun inferior to the umbilicus level with Ren 4

112
Q

ST 28 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

113
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ST 29 location

A

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline and 4 cun inferior to the umbilicus, level with Ren 3

114
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ST 29 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

115
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ST 30 location

A

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the midline, level with the superior border of the pubic symphysis

116
Q

ST 30 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 1-1.5 cun

117
Q

ST 31 location

A

On the upper thigh, in a depression just lateral to the sartorius muscle, at the junction of a vertical line drawn downward from the ASIS and a horizontal line drawn from the lower border of the pubic symphysis

118
Q

ST 31 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-2 cun

119
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ST 32 location

A

On the thigh, on a line drawn between the lateral border of the patella and the ASIS, in a depression 6 cun proximal to the superior border of the patella

120
Q

ST 32 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-2 cun

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ST 33 location

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On the thigh, on a line drawn between the lateral border of the patella and the ASIS, in a depression 3 cun proximal to the superior border of the patella

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ST 33 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

123
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ST 34 location

A

On the thigh, on a line drawn between the lateral border of the patella and the ASIS, in a depression 2 cun proximal to the superior border of the patella

124
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ST 34 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

125
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ST 35 location

A

On the knee, in the hollow formed when the knee is flexed, immediately below the patella and lateral to the patellar ligament

126
Q

ST 35 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-2 cun

127
Q

ST 36 location

A

Below the knee, 3 cun inferior to ST 35, one finger-breadth lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia

128
Q

ST 36 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

129
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ST 37 location

A

On the lower leg, 3 cun inferior to ST 36, one finger breadth lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia

130
Q

ST 37 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

131
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ST 38 location

A

On the lower leg, midway between the popliteal crease and the prominence of the lateral malleolus, one finger-breadth lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia

132
Q

ST 38 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

133
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St 39 location

A

On the lower leg, 3 cun inferior to ST 37, one finger breadth lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia

134
Q

ST 39 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

135
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ST 40 location

A

On the lower leg, midway between the popliteal crease and the lateral malleolus, two finger breadths lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia

136
Q

ST 40 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 1-1.5 cun

137
Q

ST 41 location

A

On the ankle, level with the prominence of the lateral malleolus, in a depression between the tendons of extensor hallucis longus and extensor digitorum longus

138
Q

ST 41 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 0.5 cun

139
Q

ST 42 location

A

On the dorsum of the foot, in the depression formed by the junction of the second and third metatarsal bones and the cuneiform bones, 1.5 cun distal to ST 41, on the line between ST 41 and ST 43, at the point where the pulsation of the dorsalis pedis artery may be palpated

140
Q

ST 42 angle and depth

A

Oblique or Perpendicular 0.3-0.5 cun

141
Q

St 43 location

A

On the dorsum of the foot, between the second and third metatarsal bones, in a depression 1 cun proximal to ST 44

142
Q

ST 43 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 0.5-1 cun

143
Q

St 44 location

A

On the dorsum of the foot, between the second and third toes, 0.5 cun proximal to the margin of the web

144
Q

St 44 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular 0.5 cun

Oblique 0.5-1 cun

145
Q

ST 45 location

A

On the dorsal aspect of the second toe, at the junction of lines drawn along the lateral border of the nail and the base of the nail, approximately 0.1 cun from the corner of the nail

146
Q

ST 45 angle and depth

A

Perpendicular or Oblique 0.1-0.2 cun

147
Q

ST 1 functions

A

Brighten eye, stop pain for eye problems/vision problems, twitching

148
Q

ST 2 functions

A

Brighten eyes, facial pain for eye problems/vision problems

149
Q

ST 3 functions

A

Brighten eyes, open the nose for eye, nose, or teeth problems

150
Q

*ST 4 functions

A

Dissipate wind, stop pain, open the meridian for facial problem and drooling

151
Q

ST 5 functions

A

Relieve swelling and activate collateral for face, teeth, and gum problems, lock jaw

152
Q

*ST 6 functions

A

Open the gate for teeth/jaw/tmj
face, mouth, teeth
tight neck
mental disease

153
Q

ST 7 functions

A

Jaw, face, ear problems

Helper to ST 6

154
Q

St 8 functions

A 
Purge fire
hypertension
facial deviation, paralysis
eye problems
Headache
155
Q

ST 1-4 are the meeting point of what two meridians

A

Stomach and the yang motility

156
Q

Which points are for facial deviation

A

St 4, 6, 8

157
Q

St 8 is the meeting point of which 3 meridians

A

Stomach, Gallbladder, yang linking

158
Q

St 4, 6, and 8 all stop pain and dispel wind, but which one is for mouth/teeth, face/tmj, and face/headache/hypertension

A

ST 4 = mouth/teeth
St 6 = face, TMJ
ST 8 = face, headache, dizziness, hypertension

159
Q

ST 9-12 functions

A

Regulate and descend rebellious LU and ST qi

Throat and thyroid

160
Q

Which point ST 9-12 is the best for the thyroid

A

ST 9

161
Q

Which point ST 9-12 is best for stiff neck

A

ST 11

162
Q

ST 13-18 functions

A

Descend lung qi, stop coughing and wheezing, hiccups, local pain

163
Q

ST 15 and St 16 also do what?

A

Treat breast problems

164
Q

What does ST 18 also do

A

Descend LU/ST qi, weak ST qi

165
Q

ST 19 functions

A

Descend rebellious LU/ST qi
All stomach problems
Duodenum ulcer

166
Q

ST 20 functions

A

All stomach problems, regulates MJ

Fullness and bloating of the stomach and intestines

167
Q

*ST 21 functions

A

Strengthens the stomach

Whole system digestive

168
Q

ST 22 functions

A

All stomach and intestine problems

Benefits water for bed wedding, urine incontinence, and edema in the middle jiao

169
Q

ST 23-24 functions

A

Sedates convulsions and removes phlegm for mental problems

Stomach and intestine problems

170
Q

St 24 also does what

A

Menstruation problems including endometriosis

171
Q

*ST 25 functions

A 
Intestine problems (appendix)
Large intestine front mu
ST/SP problem
Gallbladder problem
Menstruation
172
Q

Why does St 25 benefit menstruation?

A

It is the foot shaoyin and chong and stomach meeting point

173
Q

Which points are great for diarrhea

A

ST 22, ST 25, Ren 10

174
Q

Which points are great for mental disease

A

Ren 12, ST 23, ST 24

175
Q

Which points are great for dry retching

A

ST 21, Ren 12, ST 19

176
Q

Which points are good for food stagnation with constipation

A

Ren 12, ST 25, ST 20

177
Q

ST 26-27 functions

A 
Intestine problems (appendix)
Dampness obstruction
Gynecology
178
Q

ST 26 also treats

A

Hernia, assists ST 25 for gyno

179
Q

ST 27 also treats

A

Urine problems and male sexual function

180
Q

ST 28 functions

A

Regulates the water passage for urine problems
Gyno problems
Difficult child labor

181
Q

ST 29 functions

A

Warms the meridian
Gynecology
Men’s sexual function

182
Q

ST 30 functions

A 
Liver blood and kidney essence
Fertility/gyno
Urine problems
Lower leg pain
Connects with chong mai
183
Q

ST 31 functions

A

Lower leg, lower back, groin problems

184
Q

ST 32 functions

A

Regulates the qi and invigorates the blood for lower leg problems

185
Q

ST 33 functions

A

Diabetes, lower leg problem

186
Q

*ST 34 functions

A

Harmonize the stomach
benefits the breast
knee pain

187
Q

ST 35 functions

A

Knee pain

188
Q

Which points are good for gyno problems

A

Ren 4, 6, ST 29

189
Q

KD yang xu with edema points

A

Ren 4, ST 22, Ren 9, ST 28

190
Q

*St 36 functions

A 
whole body strengthen
liver detox
sexual function/gyno
immune system
hypertension/high cholesterol
angina
shock/fainting
insomnia
tonifies qi and blood
opens the fu organ and removes phlegm
191
Q

ST 37 function

A

SP/ST problems: diarrhea, constipation

192
Q

ST 38 function

A

Local pain point, shoulder pain, calf cramping

warms and opens the meridian

193
Q

ST 39 function

A

Opens and descends the fu organ qi
Enhances the absoprtion of the Small intestine
lower back pain, testicle pain
hernia

194
Q

*ST 40 functions

A 
Removes phlegm
stomach problems
mental disease
hypertension and high cholesterol
lung system cough - plump pit qi
195
Q

ST 41 functions

A

Clears heat from the head: headache, eye pain, five sense

Calms the mind - mental problems

196
Q

ST 42 functions

A

Stomach and five sense organ problems

Mental disease

197
Q

ST 43 function

A

Removes dampness from the five sense organ

198
Q

*St 44 functions

A

Purges excess and deficiency stomach fire

199
Q

ST 45 functions

A

Awakens the brain and opens the orifices, calms the spirit

nightmare point

200
Q

Which point is the priority for phlegm disease?

A

ST 40

201
Q

Yuan source of the foot yang ming

A

ST 42

202
Q

He sea point of the foot yang ming

A

ST 36

203
Q

Lower he sea of the SI is

A

ST 39

204
Q

ST 36 is what element

A

Earth

205
Q

Luo point of the foot yang ming

A

St 40

206
Q

The stomach meridian begins

A

on the lateral side of the nose

207
Q

the stomach meridian ends

A

on the medial side of the tip of the big toe

208
Q

how many branches does the stomach channel have

A

5

209
Q

which organs are related to the stomach meridian

A

nose
lips
throat
breast

210
Q

from which point does the stomach meridian meet the spleen meridian

A

St 42

211
Q

from which point does the foot yangming stomach meridian goes to the third toe

A

ST 36

212
Q

Which point is best to treat acute conjuncitvitis and facial spasm

A

ST 2

213
Q

which point is best for facial deviation, drooling, and canker sore

A

St 4

214
Q

which point is most common point to pair with St 6 to treat facial deviation and trigeminal neuralgia?

A

ST 4

215
Q

which point is better to treat lacrimation on exposure to wind, hypertension, liver yang hyperactivity type dizziness

A

ST 8

216
Q

which point is better to treat TMJ issues, lockjaw, dislocation of the jaw, and tinnitus

A

ST 7

217
Q

which point is better to treat TMJ issues, lockjaw, tension, and pain of the jaw, inability to chew, anxiety

A

ST 6

218
Q

what is the function of Head’s Binding

A

Dispels wind, purges fire, clears heat in the head and face

219
Q

Which point is best to treat scanty lactation, asthma, and hiccup

A

ST 18

220
Q

which points are best to treat asthma and breast nodules

A

ST 15, 16

221
Q

ST 25 can treat

A

Persistent diarrhea with undigested food in the stool, dysmenorrea, constipation, abdominal pain, abdominal distention

222
Q

Which point is best to pair with PC 6 and Sp 3 to treat vomiting due to gastroesophageal reflux disease or anorexia?

A

ST 19

223
Q

which points are best for calming the spirit and treating pscyho emotional disorders

A

ST 23, 24

224
Q

Which point is best to pair with Zi gong, ren 4 and Sp 6 to treat pelvic infection and prostatitis

A

ST 29

225
Q

What is the first point of the penetrating vessel

A

ST 30

226
Q

what point is best to treat facial edema

A

ST 43

227
Q

what points treat toothache

A

LI 4
ST 7
ST 44
LU 7

228
Q

what point is best to treat nightmare

A

ST 45

229
Q

what point purges stomach fire

A

St 44

230
Q

what point is paired with DU 26, LI 1 to treat sun stroke

A

ST 45

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