Foundation Level 5 Q&A

Question 1

Where does the CX meridian start

Answer 1

Lateral side of Nipple

Question 2

What area of the body is linked to the Piriformis

Answer 2

Jaw
Backache (Sciatic nerve pain)
Female Hormones

Question 3

What do you do if you find a Hypertonic Muscle that you want to test nutrition against?

Answer 3

Find SIM + Pause lock in Muscle

Question 4

Which Meridian does the Psoas relate to?

Answer 4

Kidney

Question 5

State the meaning of the Frog Principle

Answer 5

Small changes can go unnoticed and improve/deteriorate over time (until boiling point).
Keep notes for clients and their changes (as improvements can often get overlooked)…

Question 6

What does Fix it in motion mean?

Answer 6

While balancing, get the CL to move the muscle in the range of motion to help lock in the treatment (particularly if its a structural problem)

Question 7

Where does the LIVER Meridian End?

Answer 7

Mid costal border, 6/7th rib, under mid point in boob (bra line)

Question 8

How do you test for Protein deficiency?

Answer 8

SIM + TL rub hair in nape of neck

Question 9

What can you do to help people retain what they have heard?

Answer 9

1) Ears as Aerials - unfurling
2) Switching
3) Cross Crawl

Question 10

How do you correct Visual Inhibition?

Answer 10

Rub K27 + Naval with Eyes in position that weakens the SIM, then use P/L to lock in weakness and check dominant Realm (nutrition, emotion etc)

Question 11

How do you correct Visual Inhibition?

Answer 11

Rub K27 + Naval with Eyes in position that weakens the SIM, then use P/L to lock in weakness and check dominant Realm (nutrition, emotion etc)

Question 12

What does a Bi-Lateral Psoas weakness mean?

Answer 12

Structural Problem in the NECK

Question 13

What does a Bi-Lateral weakness in the Piriformis mean?

Answer 13

Structural - JAW

Question 14

How do you test for trace minerals?

Answer 14

SIM + CL bite onto finger nail

Question 15

When might you use Contact Locating?

Answer 15

1) For Structural Problems: For Example, if the Piriformis muscle tests weak in Priority, the client could Contact Locate the TMJ to determine whether the imbalance was structurally relevant.
2) Contact Locate Spleen 21 - Blood Chemistry

Question 16

When might you use Contact Locating?

Answer 16

1) For BiLateral Weakness, use Contact Locate to add energy to a muscle: For Example, if the Piriformis muscle tests weak in Priority, the client could Contact Locate the TMJ to determine whether the imbalance was structurally relevant.
2) Contact Locate Spleen 21 - Blood Chemistry
3) If a muscle is still weak after remedying - use CL to check with realm is relevant by touching the relevant NL, NV or Beg/End of Meridian

Question 17

Which Meridian follows Liver on the wheel?

Answer 17

Lung - Deltoids

Question 18

Which are the NL points for the Sartorius ?

Answer 18

1) Above and 1” either side of NAVAL
2) Mickey Mouse
3) T10/T11 and T11/T12 either side of spine

Question 19

How can you test a young child, someone in agony or an elderly person who is frail?

Answer 19

Surrogate