Classical Points Flashcards

1
Q

Da-fen-meng

A

Main point (GV24) is on dorsal midline at the rostral end of the forelock. The two auxiliary points are 1 cun ventro lateral to the main point

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2
Q

Chui-jing

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Just dorsal to the eye in the temporal fossa, 1 cun dorsal to the zygomatic process of the frontal bone

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3
Q

Jing-shu

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On the upper eyelid at the midpoint of the lid

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4
Q

Yan-mai

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2.5 cun from the lateral canthus if the eye on the transverse facial vein

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5
Q

Jing-ya

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Alar cartilage at the lateral corner of the nostril

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6
Q

Tong-guan

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On the ventral surface of the tongue on the sublingual veins that are just lateral to midline of the tongue

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7
Q

Er-jian

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At the tip of the ear in its outer surface at the junction of the medial, middle, and lateral branches of the auricular vein

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8
Q

An-shen

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Just behind the ears, halfway between the rostral and caudal ear bases

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9
Q

Jiu-wei

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Most cranial point: 1 cun caudal to BL-10 and 1 cun ventral to the mane.
Most caudal post: 1.5 cun cranial to the angle of the scapula and 1 ⅔ cun ventral to the mane.
The other 7 points are located in an arching line equidistantly between the most cranial and caudal points

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10
Q

Hou-shu

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Central point: On central midline at 3rd tracheal ring
A/B: 0.5 cun lateral to hou-shu

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11
Q

Duan-xue

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In 3 depressions along the dorsal midline between T17/18, T18/L1, and L1/2

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12
Q

Qi-hai-shu

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In the groove between the longissimus Doris and the iliocostalis at the level of the 16th intercostal space 3 cun from midline (between BL-19 and BL-20)

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13
Q

Yao-qian

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Medial to xiao-chang-shu between the transverse processes of L1 and L2, 2 cun lateral to dorsal midline

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14
Q

Yao-zhong

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Medial to Pang-guang-shu, between the transverse processes of L2 and L3, 2 cun lateral to dorsal midline

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15
Q

Yao-hou

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Between the transverse processes of L3 and L4, 2 cun lateral to dorsal midline

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16
Q

Bai-hui

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On dorsal midline at the lumbosacral space

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17
Q

Shen-shu

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2 cun lateral to bai-hui

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18
Q

Shen-peng

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2 cun cranial to Shen-shu

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19
Q

Shen-jiao

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2 cun caudal to Shen-shu

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20
Q

Ba-jiao

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4 points in each side, located along a line that is 1.5 cun lateral to the midline at the first, second, third, and fourth spaces between the dorsal spinous processes of the sacrum

21
Q

Wei-duan

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In the depression 1.5 cun lateral to midline at the sacral-coccygeal space

22
Q

Wei-gen

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On midline in a depression at the first coccygeal vertebral space (C1-C2)

23
Q

Wei-ben

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On the ventral midline of the tail 1 cun caudal to the base of the tail in the coccygeal vein

24
Q

Wei-jian

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At the tip of the tail

25
Q

Mi-jiao-gan

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At the junction of the cranial and middle ⅓ of the neck dorsal to the jugular vein

26
Q

Ding-chuan

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0.5 cun lateral to GV-14 (dorsal midline between C7-T1)

27
Q

Hua-tuo-jia-ji

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0.5 cun lateral to the dorsal midline at the level of the causal border of each dorsal spinous process from T1-L6

28
Q

Fei-men

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On the cranial border if the scapula ⅓ of the distance from dorsal to ventral

29
Q

Fei-pan

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On the caudal border if the scapula ⅓ if the distance from dorsal to ventral

30
Q

Gong-zi

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3 ½ cun (~ ⅓ distance) from dorsal border of scapula just caudal to the tuber of the scapular spine

31
Q

Yan-zhou

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In a depression 1.5 cun for dorsomedial to the olecranon

32
Q

Cheng-deng

A

2 cun ventrocaudal to the olecranon

33
Q

Xiong-tang

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Cephalic vein, cranial and dorsal to axilla, just at point where leg meets body

34
Q

Zhou-shu

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2 cun cranial to the proximal aspect of the olecranon

35
Q

Ming-tang

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On the palpar aspect of the fetlock at the distal extent of the fossa that lies between the medial and lateral proximal sesamoids, distal to the ergot.

36
Q

Qian-ti-men

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Two points in each front hoof. The palmarodorsal borders of each heel bulb in the depressions at the palmar corner of both the lateral cartilage and the medial cartilage

37
Q

Ba-shan

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Midpoint between bai-hui and the greater trochanter

38
Q

Lu-gu

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⅓ of the distance from greater trochanter to bai-hui

39
Q

Yan-chi

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Midpoint between the top of the tuber coxa and shen-peng

40
Q

Dan-tian

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In a depression 1.5 cun cranioventral to the lower border of the tuber coxa
(SP-11)

41
Q

Ju-liao

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In the depression caudoventral to the lower border of the tuber coxa (ST-31)

42
Q

Huan-tiao

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2 cun cranial to the greater trochanter

43
Q

Huan-zhong

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2 cun dorsal to the greater trochanter

44
Q

Huan-hou

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2 cun caudal to the greater trochanter

45
Q

Yang-ling

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4 cun caudal to the distal border of the patella

46
Q

Lue-cao

A

In the depression between the lateral and middle patellar ligaments

47
Q

Hou-chan-wan

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Two points on each hind leg, one on both the medial plantar and lateral plantar veins just proximal to the proximal sesamoid bone

48
Q

Hou-ti-men

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Two points in each hind hoof, at the plantarodorsak border of each heel bulb in the depressions at the plantar corner of both the lateral cartilage and medial cartilage