Gallbladder Channels

Question 1

What disorders does the GB Regular Channel dominate?

Answer 1

Disorders of the Bones

Question 2

Where does the GB Reg Channel begin?

Answer 2

outer canthus @ GB-1

Question 3

What zangfu does the GB Reg channel connect with?

Answer 3

Liver and Gallbladder

Question 4

What tissues does the GB Reg Channel connect to?

Answer 4

Ears, Diaphragm, Genitals

Question 5

What is the pathway of the Gallbladder Luo Channel?

Answer 5

separates from primary channel at GB-37, connects to Liver channel, descends and disperses over dorsum of foot

Question 6

What are the deficiency symptoms of the Gallbladder Luo Channel?

Answer 6

weakness/flaccidity of the foot muscles causing difficulty with standing, paralysis of the lower extremities

Question 7

What are the excess symptoms of the Gallbladder Luo channel?

Answer 7

cold sensation of feet

Question 8

Where does Qi knot on the Gallbladder TM channel?

Answer 8

external malleolus, lateral knee, quads, sacrum, breast, chest, hypochondriac region, supraclavicular fossa, vertex, side of nose, outer canthus

Question 9

Where does the Gallbladder Divergent Channel separate?

Answer 9

greater trochanter

Question 10

Where does the Gallbladder Divergent Channel enter the body?

Answer 10

hypochondriac region

Question 11

Where does the Gallbladder Divergent Channel emerge?

Answer 11

mandible

Question 12

Where does the Gallbladder Divergent Channel converge?

Answer 12

outer canthus

Question 13

What does the Gallbladder Channel connect with?

Answer 13

gallbladder, liver, heart, esophagus, eye system, external genitalia

Question 14

What is the Gallbladder organ pathology compared to the channel pathology?

Answer 14

Organ: blurry vision, bitter taste in mouth
Pathway: pain in outer canthus, jaw, supraclavicular fossa, axilla, along the the lateral aspect of chest, hypochondriac region, thigh, lower limbs

Question 15

What is the Luo point of the GB channel?

Answer 15

GB-37

Question 16

What does the GB luo channel treat?

Answer 16

eye disorders, emotional (frustration, anger)

Question 17

What are the pathologies of the Gallbladder Regular channel?

Answer 17

Head/Face/Sense (H/A, eye pain, cheek pain, ear pain, deafness, tinnitus)
Shaoyang Syndrome (alternating fever/chills, bitter taste, hypochondriac pain/distention, malaria)
Channel obstruction

Question 18

What is the entry point of the Gallbladder regular channel?

Answer 18

GB-1

Question 19

What is the exit point of the Gallbladder regular channel?

Answer 19

GB-41

Question 20

What 3 SI points does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 20

SI-12, 17, 19

Question 21

What Lv point does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 21

Lv-13

Question 22

What 6 SJ points does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 22

SJ-15, 16, 17 ,21, 22, 20

Question 23

What 6 UB points does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 23

UB-1, 11, 31, 32, 33, 34

Question 24

What 3 Du Channel points does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 24

Du-1, 14, 20

Question 25

What 3 Sp Channel points does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 25

Sp-6, 12, 13

Question 26

What 1 Pc point does the GB Regular Channel connect with?

Answer 26

Pc-1