Final Flashcards
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cervical spine and vertebrae on
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antihelix tail
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thoracic spine and vertebrae on
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antihelix body
3
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limbo sacral region on
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antihelix inferior creus
4
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the stomach point is on the
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Concha Ridge
5
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where is the chinese heart located
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Chinese Heart in Inferior Concha
(red dot)
6
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Chinese Kidney on
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Superior Concha (where the 2 crus of the triangluar fossa bifocate)
7
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Liver (Chinese and French) are both on the
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Concha Ridge
8
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Point Zero (Ear Center, Landmark 0)
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narrow crevice where Concha Ridge meets Helix Root
9
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Shen Men (Spirit Gate / aka Neurogate)
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@ tip of Triangular Fossa
10
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Autonomic Point (Sympathetic Point)
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on Internal Helix at Inferior Leg of Antihelix
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Thalamus Point (Subcortex Point)
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behind Antitragus, where it meets Concha Wall
12
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Master Endocrine Point
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on Intertragic Notch
13
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Master Cerebral Point
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on Ear Lobe below Intergragic Notch
14
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chinese adrenal gland on the
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tragus
15
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thyroid gland on
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antihelix tail
16
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pineal gland on
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tragus at inter tragic notch
17
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pituitary gland on
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concha wall below inter tragic notch
18
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motor nerves are represented on
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posterior ear of auricle
19
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sciatic nerve on
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antihelix inferior crus
20
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auditory nerve
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subtragus
below the tragus
21
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trigeminal nerve on
A
lobe
22
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vagus nerve is on
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inferior concha
23
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spinal cord is on
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helix tail
24
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chinese brain is on
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concha wall
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hypothalamus is on
inferior concha
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hippocam,pus
lobe below antitragus
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cingulate gyrus
inter tragic notch
-important part of limbic system
-cingulate gyrus helps regulate emotions and pain
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temporal cortex and parietal cortex
lobe
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front cortex on
ear lobe
-same thing as master cerebral
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map brain
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asthma point
antitragus apex
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antihistamine, constoaption, and hepatitis
triangular fossa
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hypertension points
triangular fodder and tragus
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lumbGO POINT
on antihelix body
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muscle relaxation point
on inferior concha (where it meets concha ridge)
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appetite control- hunger
tragus
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anti-aggressivity/ irritability
on lobe near inter tragic notch
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anti-depressive point
lobe below antitragus
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NADA protocol points
Shen Men
Sympathetic/Autonomic
Kidney
Liver
Lung
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For standard ahdn and foot reflexology- fingers and toes represent
head
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For standard ahdn and foot reflexology the base of the hand and sole of the foot rep[resent the
lower body
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Midline of Middle Finger represents midline of the body with top of head (Bai Hui) at tip of middle finger
and lower sacral/coccygeal area at the base of palm or dorsum of hand at the wrist in line with midline
of middle finger
Midline of Middle Finger represents midline of the body with top of head (Bai Hui) at tip of middle finger
and lower sacral/coccygeal area at the base of palm or dorsum of hand at the wrist in line with midline
of middle finger
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In korean hand acu Second and Fourth Fingers represent
hand and arms
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In korean hand acu First and Fifth Fingers
represent legs
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Per Shanghai text, Hand Points are treated on what side
Contralateral side
of Disease/Pain (R tx L, L tx R)
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Chinese hand acu
For treatment of sprain (back or soft tissue other joints), accompany needling with massage or exercise
of affected par
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chinese hand acu Vertex –
radial side of middle (3rd) finger, @ 1st Interphalangeal joint
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chinese hand acu Vertebrae (vertebral column)
– ulnar side of 5th (pinky) finger, at metacarpophalangeal joint
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chinese hand acu
Sciatic Nerve
– dorsum, ulnar margin of 4th metacarpophalangeal joint
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NOTE: For Standard Western Hand and Foot Reflexology: Fingers and Toes represent Head, while
base of hand and sole of foot represent Lower Body
NOTE: For Standard Western Hand and Foot Reflexology: Fingers and Toes represent Head, while
base of hand and sole of foot represent Lower Body
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Instep of Foot corresponds to
Occiput, Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbo-Sacral Vertebrae
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Ball of Foot corresponds to
Neck and Thyroid Gland
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Arch of Foot corresponds to
Kidney, Stomach, Small Intestines, and Liver
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Color Changes of the skin are said to be associated with pathology in a particular Organ or Organs
Green=Liver & GB, Red=Heart & SI, White=LU & LI, Yellow = SP & ST, Black with KID & UB
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Face and nose acu
Top of Face (head and face)
midline of forehead, 1/3 distance from hairline to glabella
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face/nose acu
Lung –
midpoint of glabella (midway between the two eyebrows)
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face/nose acu- heart location
midline, at lowest point on bridge of nose, midway between inner canthus of the eyes
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face/nose acu- liver location
midline, just below highest point on nasal bone, midway between Heart & Spleen points of nose
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face/nose acu- spleen location
midline, just above the knob at the tip of the nose
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face/nose acu- kidney location
level with ala nasi, directly below Taiyang
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Korean Hand TOP OF THE HEAD is
BAI HUI
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korean hand MIDLINE OF MIDDLE FINGER
represents midline of the body
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korean hand LOWER SACRAL/COCCYGEAL AREA
is at
the base of the palm, or the dorsum of the hand at the wrist, in line with the midline of the middle finger
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korean hand SECOND and FOURTH FINGERS represent
hands, arms
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korean hand FIRST and FIFTH FINGERS represent
legs and feet
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- CONTRALATERAL SIDE OF HEAD NEEDLING for diseases affecting one limb, neurological disorders (paralysis, hemiplegia) (Shanghai). BILATERAL NEEDLING is for diseases affecting internal organs or systemic in nature (e.g. hypertension, arteriosclerosis), or illnesses that can’t be isolated to one side or the other (vertigo, multiple brain issues). (Shanghai)
- CONTRALATERAL SIDE OF HEAD NEEDLING for diseases affecting one limb, neurological disorders (paralysis, hemiplegia) (Shanghai). BILATERAL NEEDLING is for diseases affecting internal organs or systemic in nature (e.g. hypertension, arteriosclerosis), or illnesses that can’t be isolated to one side or the other (vertigo, multiple brain issues). (Shanghai)
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Motor Area / Motor Line
point 0.5 cm posterior to midpoint of midline, stretching diagonally across the head to a point at the intersection of the superior margin of the zygomatic arch with the hairline at the temple (if there is no hairline, directly above the midline of the zygomatic arch)
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Lower Limb & Trunk Area
Upper fifth of Motor Area Line * Paralysis of Lower Limb of
Opposite Side
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Upper Limb Area
Second & Third Fifths of Motor Area Line
* Paralysis of Upper Limb of Opposite Side
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Facial Area & Speech #1
Lower Two Fifths of Motor Area Line
* Upper Motor Neuron Paralysis of Face, Opposite Side, Motor Aphasia, Dribbling Saliva, Impaired Speech
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SENSORY AREA LINE
A line parallel and 1.5 cm posterior to the Motor line
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Lower Limb, Head and Trunk Area
Upper Fifth of Sensory Line Low back pain (opposite side), numbness or paresthesia in low back, occipital headache, stiff neck, vertigo
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Upper Limb Area =
Second and Third Fifths of Sensory Line
Pain, numbness or other paresthesia of upper limb (opposite side)
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Facial Area
Lower Two Fifths of Sensory Area Line
Migraine headache, trigeminal neuralgia, toothache (opposite side), arthritis of temporomandibular joint
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LEG MOTOR AND SENSORY AREA
Parallel with midline of head, 1 cm beside midpoint (bilaterally) about 3 cm long
* Paralysis, pain or numbness of lower limb, acute lower back sprain, nocturnal urination, prolapsed uterus
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VERTIGO AND HEARING AREA
Horizontal line 1.5 cm above and centered on the apex of the ear, 4 cm. in length
* Tinnitus, vertigo, diminished hearing, Meniere’s syndrome
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BALANCE AREA
3 cm lateral to the external occipital protuberance, parallel to midline of head, 4 cm in length, extending downward
* Loss of balance due to cerebellar disorders
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