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Extra Points Part 3: Back and Waist Flashcards

1
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Dingchuan

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Calm Dyspnea

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Dingchuan Location

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0.5 to 1 cun lateral to the depression below the spinous process of the seventh cervical vertebra (Dazhui DU- 14)

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Dingchuan Needling

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Perp .5-.8 inch. Moxa applicable

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Dingchuan Actions

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Calms dyspnea and wheezing and stops cough.

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Dingchuan Indications

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Asthma, wheezing, cough, urticaria, pain of the upper back.

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6
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Huanmen

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Gate of Suffering

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Huanmen Location

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1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of the fifth thoracic vertebra (T5)

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Huanmen Needling

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Obliq towards spine .5-1cun. Or trans obliq 1-1.5 cun.

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9
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Huanmen Action

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Nourishes yin and clears heat

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10
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Huanmen Indication

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The Five taxations and the seven injuries, steaming bone, tidal fever, night sweating, agitation and heat, poor appetite, heaviness of the limbs, fatigue, lack of strength, cough, dyspnea.

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11
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Weiguanxiashu

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Stomach Controller Lower Shu

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Weiguanxiashu Location

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1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of the eighth thoracic vertebra (T8)

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Weiguanxiashu Needling

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Oblique .5-.7 inch. Moxa is applicable

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Weiguanxiashu Actions

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Clears heat and generates fluid

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Weiguanxiashu Indications

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Wasting and thirsting disorder, dry throat, pain of the chest and lateral costal region, epigastric pain, vomiting.

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16
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Yaoyan

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Lumbar eyes

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17
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Yaoyan Location

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In the depression approximately 3.5 cun lateral to the lower border of L4 (Yaoyangguan - DU3)

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18
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Yaoyan needling

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Perp .8-1.2 inches. Moxa is applicable

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19
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Yaoyan Action

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Strengthens the Kidneys and benefits the lumbar region

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20
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Yaoyan Indication

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Kidney deficiency lumbar pain, lumbar pain, consumption.

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21
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Shiqizhuixia

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Below the 17th Vertebrate

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Shiqizhuixia Location

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On the midline of the lower back, in the depression below the spinous process of the fifth lumbar vertebra.

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Shiqizhuixia Needling

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Perp .8-1.2 inches. Moxa is applicable

24
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Shiqizhuixia Action

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Tonifies the Kidneys and promotes urination, activates the channel and alleviates pain

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Shiqizhuixia Indication

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Pain of the lumbar region and legs, difficult urination, foetus pressing on the bladder.

26
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Huatuojiaji

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Hua Tuo Paravetebral Points

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Huatuojiaji Location

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0.5 to 1 cun lateral to the depressions below the spinous processes of the twelve thoracic and five lumbar vertebrae.

28
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Huatuojiaji Needling

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Perp .5-1 inch in cerv & chest region, Perp 1-1.5 inches in lumbar region.

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Huatuojiaji Actions

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Regulates and harmonises the five zang and six fu.

30
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Huatuojiaji Indications: T1-4

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  • T1-4 Treats disorders of the Lung and upper limb.
31
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Pigen

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Pressure Root

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Pigen Location

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3.5 cun lateral to lower border of spinous process of L1

33
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Pigen Needling

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Perp .5-.8 inch. Moxa is applicable.

34
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Pigen Indications

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Hepatosplenomegaly, lumbar pain

35
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Yaoqi

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Lumbar Special

36
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Yaoqi Location

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2 cun directly above tip of coccyx

37
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Yaoqi Needling

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Subcutaneously upward 1.0-2.0 inches. Moxa is applicable

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Yaoqi Indications

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Epilepsy, HA, insomnia, constipation.

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Huatuojiaji t4-7

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  • T4-7 Treats disorders of the Heart.
40
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Huatuojiaji 7-10

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  • T7 -10 Treats disorders of the Liver and Gallbladder.
41
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Huatuojiaji 10-12

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  • T10-12 Treats disorders of the Spleen and Stomach.
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Huatuojiaji L1-2

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  • L1-2 Treats disorders of the Kidneys.
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Huatuojiaji L3-5

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  • L3-5 Treats disorders of the Bladder, Large and Small Intestines, uterus and lower limbs.
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Huatuojiaji C 1-7

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  • C1-7 Treats local disorders of the neck.
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All huatuojiaji

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  • Treat herpesszoster at level of affected segmental nerve.
  • Treat pain and stiffness of the local area.
46
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calms dypsnea

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Dingchuan

47
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Gate of Suffering

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Huanmen

48
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Stomach controller lower shu

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Weiguanxiashu

49
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Lumbar eyes

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Yaoyan

50
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Hua Tuo Paravetebral Points

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Huatuojiaji

51
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Pressure Root

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Pigen

52
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Lumbar Special

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Yaoqi

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