Board Point Location Flashcards
On upper aspect of shoulder, in depression between acromial extremity of clavicle and scapular spine.
LI 16
On lateral side of neck at the posterior border of SCM beside the laryngeal protuberance at midpoint connecting LI 18 & ST 12
LI 17
On lateral side of neck, level with tip of Adam’s apple between the sternal and clavicular head of SCM
LI 18
In lateral aspect of neck posterior to SCM & LI 18 on level of laryngeal protuberance
SI 16
posterior to angle of the mandible in depression on anterior border of SCM
SI 17
6 cun above SP 10 on line from SP 10 to SP 12
SP 11
Superior to lateral end of inguinal groove, lateral to pulsating external iliac artery, at level of upper border of symphysis, 3.5 cun lateral to Ren 2
SP 12
4 cun below center of umbilicus, .7 cun superior to SP 12, 4 cun lateral to anterior midline
SP 13
1.3 cun below SP 15, 4 cun lateral to anterior midline on lateral side of rectus abdominus
SP 14
4 cun lateral to center of umbilicus, lateral to rectus abdominus
SP 15
3 cun above center of umbilicus, 4 cun lateral to anterior midline
SP 16
on lateral side of neck, directly below posterior border of mastoid process, on level of mandibular angle on posterior border of SCM
SJ 16
at the center of the palm between 2nd & 3rd MTC but close to 3rd MTC and in the part touching the tip of the middle finger when a fist is made
PC 8
when palm faces upward, point is between the 4th & 5th MTC. When a fist is made, point is where tip of little finger rests
HT 8
directly below nipple in 7th ITC, 4 cun lateral to midline
GB 24
on lateral side of abdomen on lower border of free end of 12th rib
GB 25
directly below LV 13 at crossing point of vertical line through free end of 11th rib and horizontal line through umbilicus
GB 26
on lateral side of abdomen below free end of 11th rib
LV 13
directly below nipple in 6th ITC, 4 cun lateral to midline
LV 14
in 5E, what point is located b/w the 3rd & 4th MTC on proximal transverse wrist crease?
a) LU 10
b) TB 3
c) PC 8
d) HT 8
c) PC 8
what point is on the ML in the suprasternal notch?
R 22
what point is on the anterior ML in center of sternal manubrium
R 21
In 5E, what point is located on medial surface of the leg, 8 cun proximal to medial malleolus, posterior to edge of tibia?
a) SP 7
b) LV 6
c) KD 9
d) LV 5
b) LV 6
avoid cephalic vein when needling this point:
a) LU 7
b) LU 9
a) LU 7
deep needling at KD 21 will:
a) injure LV on R and SP on L
b) injure LV on R and peritoneum on L
b) injure LV on R and peritoneum on L
this point transforms phlegm and calms spirit
a) PC 7
b) PC 5
b) PC 5
LI 18, LI 4 and PC 5 symptomatically tx:
a) neck pain
b) hoarse voice
c) palpitations
b) hoarse voice
3 yang muscle meridians of the foot gather where?
a) around eyes
b) around forehead
c) around thoracic cavity
a) around eyes
infrared therapy is contraindx:
a) eczema
b) asthma
c) cardiovascular insufficiency
c) cardiovascular insufficiency
this extra point is for stiff neck:
a) yao tong xue
b) luo zhen
b) luo zhen - single point between 2nd/3rd metacarpals (fore and middle finger at knuckle joint)
this extra point is for lumbar pain:
a) yao tong xue
b) luo zhen
a) yao tong xue - 2 pts b/w 2/3 mtc and 4/5 mtc closer to transverse wrist crease
what scalp area would you use for pain and numbness in arm?
a) upper second and third fifths of sensory area line
b) upper fifth of sensory area line
c) lower two fifths of sensory area line
a) upper second and third fifths of sensory area line
what are meeting points of Dai and GB meridians?
a) GB 26
b) GB 26, 27, 28
c) GB 25, 26, 27
d) GB 24, 25, 26
b) GB 26, 27, 28
patient has edema in ankles & abundant, watery frothy sputum. What is tx:
a) R4, KD 3, KD 6, SP 6, KD 10
b) Du 4, UB 23, SP 6, SP 9, KD 7
c) KD 2, 6, 9, R4, HT 5
KD Yang Xu w/ Water Overflowing
b) Du 4, UB 23, SP 6, SP 9, KD 7
which point tx epilepsy w/ daytime seizures:
a) KD 6
b) SI 3
c) UB 62
c) UB 62 - conf yang qiao
which meridian connects to root of tongue:
a) HT
b) LV
c) KD
c) KD (SP also goes to tongue)
which point tx pain upper back and neck?
a) DU 3
b) UB 40
c) UB 60
c) UB 60
for penetrating heaven coolness, how many times is the needle lifted quickly and thrusted slowly at each of the three levels:
a) 3
b) 6
c) 9
b) 6
LU channel connects with all of these organs except:
a) LU
b) LI
c) SP
d) ST
c) SP
patient has loose stools, chilliness, edema, cold limbs and fatigue. What is tx:
a) SP 9, R9, R12, UB 22, SP 3
b) SP 9, SP 6, DU 9, LI 11, UB 20
c) SP 9, SP 6, R12, SP 3, ST 8
SP yang xu
a) SP 9, R9, R12, UB 22, SP 3
at what point do Yang Qiao and Yang Wei meet?
a) ST 8
b) GB 20
c) GB 41
b) GB 20
what is the distance between KD 4 & KD 5?
a) 1 cun
b) .5 cun
c) 2 cun
b) .5 cun
which of the following jing well points is not indx for mania:
a) LU 11
b) HT 9
c) ST 45
d) UB 67
d) UB 67
which of the following jing well points is not indx for dream disturbed sleep?
a) ST 45
b) SP 1
c) GB 44
d) UB 67
d) UB 67
you cause pneumothorax. What do you do?
a) call 911 and let emergency personnel remove needle
b) remove needle and call 911
a) call 911 and let emergency personnel remove needle
what pt tx facial puffiness?
a) LV 3
b) ST 44
c) DU 26
c) DU 26
what is the fx of the SP major collateral
a) connects SP/ST
b) connects Qi of meridian to hypochondrium
c) connects SP to Ren
b) connects Qi of meridian to hypochondrium
how many fossas does the ear have?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
b) 2 - triangular and scaphoid fossas
located lateral to sartorius, directly below ASIS, and level with lower border of pubic symphysis.
a) LV 10
b) LV 11
c) ST 31
d) ST 30
c) ST 31
5 cun below umbilicus, 2 cun lateral to ren 2
a) LV 10
b) LV 11
c) ST 31
d) ST 30
d) ST 30
3 cun below ST 30 at proximal end of thigh below the pubic tubercle and on lateral border of abductor longus (looks like on medial upper thigh near crotch)
a) LV 10
b) LV 11
c) ST 31
a) LV 10
2 cun below ST 30 at proximal end of thigh below the pubic tubercle and on lateral border of abductor longus (looks like on medial upper thigh near crotch)
a) LV 10
b) LV 11
c) ST 31
b) LV 11
Gua sha does all of the following except:
a) move Qi & blood
b) raise Qi
c) release ext
d) disseminate fluids
b) raise Qi
gua sha is contraindx in all of the following except:
a) pregnancy
b) over skin moles and pimples
c) pain from injury beginning to heal
d) sunburn, rash or broken skin
c) pain from injury beginning to heal
Sha syndrome is composed of all of the following except:
a) blockage of meridians
b) Xu of essence and original Qi
c) exposure to W/C/H/D
d) symptoms of chilliness, fever, pain or vomiting or diarrhea or rigidity or numbness of the limbs
b) Xu of essence and original Qi
what direction do you apply gua sha in the sternum?
a) top down to xyphoid process
b) bottom up to sternal notch
a) top down to xyphoid process
a patient is receiving chemo for cancer. How long before/after can gua sha be applied?
a) 48 hrs before, 24 hrs. after
b) 24 hrs. before, 48 hrs. after
a) 48 hrs before, 24 hrs. after
patient has lower abdominal pain. where would you check and treat for Sha?
a) low back
b) mid back
c) upper back
b) mid back - used for anywhere on abdomen
when can you apply gua sha again to the same region?
a) after petechiae has disappeared
b) one week later
c) 3 days later
a) after petechiae has disappeared
gua sha releases the exterior sha syndrome by moving blood and:
a) jin ye fluids
b) qi
c) external pathogens
a) jin ye fluids to mimic effect of sweating
pain of diseases associated with eyes, ears, throat and nose will reflect sha in all of the following except:
a) chest
b) neck
c) upper back
d) shoulders
a) chest
generally, when can cupping be applied to a sports injury:
a) right away
b) one week
c) 24 hrs
c) 24 hrs
empty or flash cupping: is it tonifying or reducing?
tonifying