B-III The Channels, Collaterals & Acupoints

Question 1

A: febrile disease
B: stifling sensation in the chest
C: nausea, diarrhea
D: cough, sore throat, aversion to cold
E: painful joints caused by exogenous wind and cold
1. The Jing-River points are often used to treat ( ).
2. The Shu-Stream points are often used to treat ( ).
3. The He-Sea points are often used to treat ( ).

Answer 1

1. D;
2. E;
3. C;

Question 2

A: Wangu (SI 4)
B: Shenmen (H 7)
C: Taixi (K 3)
D: Tongli (H 5)
E: Zhizheng (SI 7)
The following stem pertains to questions 4-5
A patient has the following signs and symptoms: insomnia, restlessness, flushed
face, dry mouth, difficult urination, scanty in amount and red in colour, and
burning pain in the urethra. In making a prescription according to the matching
method of Yuan-Source and Lou-Connecting points, 4. the Yuan point used would
be ( ), and 5. the Luo point used would be ( ).

Answer 2

4. B;

5. E;

Question 3

A: the channel of Hand-Taiyang, the channel of Foot-Taiyang, the channel of Foot -Shaoyang
B: the channel ofHand-Taiyang, the channel of Foot-Shaoyang, the channel
of Hand·Shaoyang
C: the channel ofHand-Taiyang, the channel of Foot·Shaoyang, the channel
of Hand-Yangming
D: the channel of Hand-Taiyang, the channel of Foot-Yangming, the channel
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of Hand-Jueyin
6. The channels with distribution to the centre of the ear include ( ).
7. The channels with distribution to or connected with the lung include ( ).

Answer 3

6. B;

7. C;

Question 4

A: sympathetic
B: Shenmen
C: adrenal gland
D: subcortex
E: occiput
8. The auricular point used in treating mental disorders, skin diseases or syncope is ( ).
9. The auricular point effective in relieving symptoms of the digestive and circulatory systems is ( ).

Answer 4

8. E;

9. A;

Question 5

A: diseases of the reproductive system
B: weak or no pulse
C: biliary ascariasis
D: diseases of the circulatory system
E: inflammation
10. The root of the ear vagus is indicated in ( ).
11. The endocrine point is indicated in ( ).
12. The sympathetic point is indicated in ( ).
13. The point adrenal gland is recommended for patients suffering from ( ).
14. The point subcortex is commonly employed to treat ( ).

Answer 5

10. C;
11. A;
12. D;
13. B;
14. E;

Question 6

A: Zulinqi (GB 41)
B: Jiaxi (GB 43)
C: Zuqiaoyin (GB 44)
D: Yangfu (GB 38)
E: Yanglingquan (GB 34)
15. The Jing-Well point of the gallbladder channel is ( ).
16. The Xing-Spring point of the gallbladder channel is ( ).
17. The Shu-Stream point of the gallbladder channel is ( ).
18. The Jing-River point of the gallbladder channel is ( ).
19. The He-sea point of the gallbladder channel is ( ).

Answer 6

15. C;
16. B;
17. A;
18. D;
19. E;

Question 7

A: Shangjuxu (St 37)
B: Zusanli (St 36)
C: Xiajuxu (St 39)
D: Yanglingquan (GB 34)
E: Weiyang (UB 39)
20. The lower He-Sea point of the Sanjiao is ( ).
21. The lower He-Sea point of the stomach is ( ).
22. The lower He-Sea point of the large intestine is ( ).
23. The lower He-Sea point of the small intestine is ( ).
24. The lower He-Sea point of the gallbladder is ( ).

Answer 7

20. E;
21. B;
22. A;
23. C;
24. D;

Question 8

A: Geshu (UB 17)
B: Yanglingquan (GB 34)
C: Dashu (UB 11)
25. The influential point for bones is ( ).
26. The influential point for blood is ( ).
27. The influential point for tendons and muscles is ( ).

Answer 8

25. C;
26. A;
27. B;

Question 9

A: Yuji (Lu 10)
B: Jingqu (Lu 8)
C: Kongzui (Lu 6)
D: Taiyuan (Lu 9)
E: Chize (Lu 5)
28. Xi-Cleft point(s) include(s) ( ).
29. Shu point(s) include(s) ( ).

Answer 9

28. C;

29. D;

Question 10

A: 2 cun lateral to the midline at the level of the sternum
B: 4 cun lateral to the midline at the level of the sternum
C: 6 cun lateral to the midline at the level of the sternum
D: 2 cun lateral to the midline at the level of the abdomen
E: 0.5 cun lateral to the midline at the level of the abdomen
30. The course of the stomach channel runs ( ).
31. The course of the kidney channel runs ( ).
32. The course of the spleen channel runs ( ).

Answer 10

30. B, D;
31. E, A;
32. C.