Classical NECK/TRUNK Points

Question 1

Jing-jia-ji* Cervical Hua-to-jia-ji Location

Answer 1

Just ABOVE and BELOW the lat. vertebral processes at the level of the intervertebral spaces of C1-2, C2-3, C3-4, C4-5, C5-6, C6-7, C7-T1 (7 pairs of acupoints on ea. side of the neck.).

Question 2

Jing-jia-ji* Cervical Hua-to-jia-ji Indications

Answer 2

Cervical stiffness and WOBBLERS dz.

Question 3

Lian-guan** Ridge Spring Location

Answer 3

Just Cr. to the larynx, on the ventral midline. CV23.

Question 4

Lian-guan** Ridge Spring Indications

Answer 4

Hypersalivation, laryngeal hemiplegia.

Question 5

Da-zhui ** Great vertebra Location

Answer 5

Dorsal midline btwn. the c7-T1 GV14.

Question 6

Da-zhui ** Great vertebra Indications

Answer 6

Fever, cervical pain, asthma, cough, seizures, skin itching, immune deficiency, IVDD (GV14,LI4,ST36 increase WBC in cancer patients).

Question 7

Ding-chuan* Stop cough Location

Answer 7

0.5 can lat. to GV14

Question 8

Ding-chuan* Stop cough Indications

Answer 8

cough, asthma

Question 9

Tian-tu** Celstial chimney Location

Answer 9

Tip of manubrium, in the ventral midline CV22.

Question 10

Tian-tu** Celstial chimney Indications

Answer 10

Cough, asthma, sore throat, thyroid prob., hiccups, chest pain.

Question 11

Tian-ping* Scale Location

Answer 11

Btwn. T13-L1 on dorsal midline.

Question 12

Tian-ping* Scale Indications

Answer 12

Stop haemorrhage internally, hematuria, castration, spaying bleeding.

Question 13

Ji-zhong** Center spine Locations

Answer 13

T11-12 dorsal midline GV6.

Question 14

Ji-zhong** Center spine Indications

Answer 14

IVDD, SP and ST disorders.

Question 15

Bai-hui* Hundred meetings Locations

Answer 15

Btwn. L7-S1 on dorsal midline.

Question 16

Bai-hui* Hundred meetings Indications

Answer 16

Yang Def. D+, constipation, IVDD, Pelvic limb paresis or paralysis.

Question 17

Shen-shu* Kid assoc. pt. Locations

Answer 17

1 cun lat. to Bai-hui.

Question 18

Shen-shu* Kid assoc. pt. Indications

Answer 18

Source Qi, KidQi/Yang deficiency, D+ , constipation, IVSDD, Pelvic limb Paresis or paralysis.

Question 19

Shen-peng** Kid Shelf Locations

Answer 19

1 Run cr. to Shen-shu.

Question 20

Shen-peng** Kid Shelf Indications

Answer 20

Yang def. D+, constipation, ICDD, pelvic limb paralysis.

Question 21

Shen-jiao** Kid corner Locations

Answer 21

1 run ca. to Shen-shu.

Question 22

Shen-jiao** Kid corner Indications

Answer 22

Yang def. D+, constipation, IVDD, pelvic limb paresis or paralysis.

Question 23

Wei-jie** Tail vertebra Locations

Answer 23

Btwn. Cd1 and Cd2 on dorsal midline.

Question 24

Wei-jie** Tail vertebra Indications

Answer 24

Lumbosacral mutilation, decal and urinary incontinence, tail paralysis.

Question 25

Wei-jian* Tail tip Locations

Answer 25

At the tip of the tail. GV1B “Wei- Jian - yander”

Question 26

Wei-jian* Tail tip Indications

Answer 26

Paralysis of the tail, pelvic limb weakness. Damp heat draining.

Question 27

Hua-tuo-jiaji* Hua-tuo’s Paravertebral pt.s Locations

Answer 27

Btwn. the vertebral bodies from T1-L7, 0.5 cun from the midline, 1 run med. to the inner BL channel pt.s (19 acupoints on ea. side of the back). Closer to the midline than BL pt.s.

Question 28

Hua-tuo-jiaji* Hua-tuo’s Paravertebral pt.s Indications

Answer 28

IVDD, Back pain

Question 29

Er-yan* 2 eyes Sacral Foramina Locations

Answer 29

In the pelvic sacral foramina 2 pairs of bilateral pts. Hua-tuo-jia-ji of the sacrum.

Question 30

Er-yan* 2 eyes Sacral Foramina Indications

Answer 30

Lumbosacral pain, pelvic limb paresis, infertility, metritis.

Question 31

Guan-yuan-shu** Gate of primary Qi Locations

Answer 31

Btwn. T13-L1, 1.5 can lat. to the dorsal spinous process. BL21.

Question 32

Guan-yuan-shu** Gate of primary Qi Indications

Answer 32

D+, anorexia, wt. loss, V+, abdominal pain, general weakness, kid. Jing def., Yuan Qi Def.