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Extra Points Lecture 2: Lower Extremities Flashcards

1
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Baichongwo

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Hundred insects burrowing

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Hundred insects burrowing

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baichongwo

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Baichongwo Location

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3 cun proximal to the superior border
of the patella, in a tender depression on the bulge of the vastus medialis muscle.

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Baichongwo Needling

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Perp 1-1.2, moxa

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Baichongwo Actions

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Clears heat from the blood. Eliminates wind and drains dampness

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Baichongwo Indications

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Sores of the lower region, wind rash, itching of the skin.

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Heding

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Crane’s Summit

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Crane’s Summit

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Heding

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Heding Location

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In the depression at the midpoint of the superior border of the patella.

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Heding Needling

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Perp .3-.5 inch. Moxa applicable.

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Heding Actions

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Activates qi and blood and benefits the knee joint.

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Heding Indications

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Crane’s knee wind, swelling and pain of the knee, leg qi, weakness of the knee and leg.

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Crane’s Knee Wind

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Swelling of one or both knees with subsequent atrophy of the area above or below, hence resembling the legs of a crane.

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Leg Qi

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A disease characterized by numbness, pain, limpness, and in some cases any of a variety of possible signs such as hypertonicity or swelling, withering, redness and swelling of the calf, heat-effusion, and in advanced stages by abstraction of spirit-mind, heart palpitations, panting, oppression in the chest, nausea and vomiting, and deranged speech. Leg qi arises when externally contracted damp evil and wind toxin or accumulating dampness due to damage by excessive consumption of rich food engenders heat and pours down into the legs. Chest and abdominal signs are attributed to leg qi surging into the heart. Western Medical Concept: Beriberi vitamin B1 deficiency.

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15
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Xiyan

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Eyes of the Knee

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16
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Eyes of the Knee

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Xiyan

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Xiyan Location

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On the knee, in the hollows formed when the knee is flexed, immediately below the patella and both medial and lateral to the patellar ligament.

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Xiyan Needling

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Perp .5-1.0inch. Moxa applicable.

19
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Xiyan Actoins

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Dispels wind-damp, reduces swelling and
alleviates pain.

20
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Xiyan Indications

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Swelling and pain of the knee joint, difficulty in flexing and extending the knee, weakness of the knee joint, numbness of the knee, numbness of the lower limb, atrophy disorder of the lower limb, leg qi.

21
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Lanweixue

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Appendix Point

22
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Appendix Point

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Lanweixue

23
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Lanweixue Location

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Approximately 2 cun distal to Zusanli ST-36 on the right leg.

24
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Lanweixue Needling

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Perp 1.0-1.2 inches.

25
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Lanweixue Actions

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Activates qi and blood and clears heat and fire poison from the Large Intestine.

26
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Lanweixue Indications

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Acute and chronic appendicitis, paralysis of the lower limb, drop foot, indigestion.

27
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Dannangxue

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Gallbladder Point

28
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Gallbladder Point

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Dannangxue

29
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Dannangxue Location

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Between 1 and 2 cun distal to Yanglingquan GB-34 on the right leg.

30
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Dannangxue Needling

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Perp .8-1.2 inches

31
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Dannangxue Actions

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Clears heat and drains damp

32
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Dannangxue Indications

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Acute and chronic cholecystitis, acute and chronic cholelithiasis, disease of the bile duct, biliary ascariasis, distention and pain of the lateral costal region, paralysis and numbness of the lower limb.

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Bafeng

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Eight Winds

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Eight Winds

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Bafeng

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Bafeng Location

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On the dorsum of the foot, between the toes, 0.5 cun proximal to the margin of the web.

36
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Bafeng Needling

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Oblique .5-.8 inch. Moxa applicable.

37
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Bafeng Actions

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Clears heat and dissipates swelling.

38
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Bafeng Indications

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Leg qi, redness, swelling and pain of the dorsum of the foot, malaria, headache, irregular menstruation.

39
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Huanzhong

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Surround Middle

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Surround Middle

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Huanzhong

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Huanzhong Location

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Midway btwn GB 30 (Huantiao) & GV2 (Yaoshu)

42
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Huanzhong Needling

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Perp 1.5-2.0 inches. Moxa applicable.

43
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Huanzhong Indications

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Lumbar pain, thigh pain.

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