GB- 14 points Flashcards
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GB1** Tong zi-liao (Pupil Bone-Hole) Location
0.2 cun lat. to the lat. canthus in the depression over the rim of the orbit.
GB1** Tong zi-liao (Pupil Bone-Hole) Indications
Eye prob., anhidrosis, colds, headache.
GB14** Yang-bai (Yang white) Location
In a depression the frontal bone, 1 cun dorsal to the extended midpt. of the eyebrow (at the end of the visible eyebrow). CLOWN EYES.
GB14** Yang-bai (Yang white) Indications
Keratitis, conjunctivitis, uveitis.
GB20* Feng-chi (Wind Pond) Location
(6-pack pt.) On the dorsum of the neck, in the lrg. depression just. ca. and lat. to the occipital protuberance med. to the cr. edge of the wings of the atlas.
GB20* Feng-chi (Wind Pond) (6-pack pt.) Indications
External wind, internal wind, cervical stiffness, headache, nose-bleeding, nasal discharge/congestion, epilepsy.
GB21** Jian-jing (Co-shong) (Shoulder Well) Location
In the m. just cr. to the edge of the scapula midway btwn. GV14 (dorsal midline btwn.. the C7-T1) and the acromion.
GB21** Jian-jing (Co-shong) (Shoulder Well) Indications
Shoulder pain, paralysis of thoracic limbs, mastitis, difficult labor.
GB24** Ri-yue (Sun and Moon) Location
In the 9th intercostal space at the level of the costochondral jxn. (3 spaces ca. and slightly dorsal to LIV14).
GB24** Ri-yue (Sun and Moon) Indications
Front-mu (Alarm pt.) for the GB, the Crossing pt. of the GB and SP channels; Liv and GB disorders, Liv Qi Stagnation.
GB25** Jing-men (Capital Gate) Location
On the lat. side of the abdomen on the lower order of the free end of the 13th rib.
GB25** Jing-men (Capital Gate) Indications
Front-mu (Alarm pt.) for the Kid. Infertility, ovary disorders, lumbar pain, colic, impaction, Kid Def.
GB29* Ju-liao (Squatting Bone-Hole) Location
In a depression just Cr. to the greater trochanter (one of the 3 bowling ball points around the head of the femur).
GB29* Ju-liao (Squatting Bone-Hole) Indications
Gluteal m. soreness, pelvic limb pain, arthritis of coxofemoral jt. Paralysis of the pelvic limb.
GB30* Huan -tiao (Circular Jump) Location
In a depression midway btwn. the greater trochanter and the tuber ischii (one of the 3 bowling pts around the head of the femur).
GB30* Huan -tiao (Circular Jump) Indications
Gluteal m. soreness, pelvic limb pain, arthritis of coxofemoral jt. Paralysis of pelvic limb.
GB31** Feng-shi (Wind Market) Location
In the groove btwn. the four and the biceps femurs, 7 cun prox. to the lat. femoral condyle.
GB31** Feng-shi (Wind Market) Indications
Skin itching, paralysis of pelvic limbs, rear foot problems.
GB33** Yang-guan (knee Yang Gate) Location
Btwn. the insertion of the biceps femurs tendon and the femur in a depression proximal to the lat. condyle of the femur.
GB33** Yang-guan (knee Yang Gate) Indications
Stifle Problems
GB34* Yang-ling-quan (Yang Tomb Spring) Location
In the depression, just distal and cr. to the head of the fibula on the lat. side of the pelvic limb.
GB34* Yang-ling-quan (Yang Tomb Spring) Indications
He-sea pt. (Earth pt). Influential pt. for lig./tendons. V+, biliary disorders, pelvic limb weakness, weakness of lig/tendons.
GB37** Xuan-zhong (Bright Light) Location
2 cun prox. to GB39 btw. the lat. digital extensor m. and the deep digital flexor m.
GB37** Xuan-zhong (Bright Light) Indications
Luo-connecting pt. of the Liv channel. cute or chronic eye problems, pain in mammary gl., paralysis of hind limb
GB39* Xuan-shong (Hanging Bell) Location
3 cun prox. to the tip of the lat. malleolus in a depression on the ca. border of the fibula near where the lat. saphenous v. crosses. (Opposite SP6).
GB39* Xuan-shong (Hanging Bell) Indications
Influential pt. for marrow/CNS. Cervical stiffness, paresis or paralysis of the pelvic limbs, anal problems, chest pain, sore throat.
GB41** Zu-ling-Qi (Near tears on the foot) Location
On the dorsum of the pelvic limb paw just distal to the jxn. of the 4th and 5th metatarsals (on a line with LIV3 located btwn. the 2nd and 3rd metatarsals).
GB41** Zu-ling-Qi (Near tears on the foot) Indications
Shu-stream pt. (Wood) Confluent pt. to Day channel. Pain in metatarsal region, flexor tendonitis, urinary incontinence, abnormal cycling, eye problems, mastitis.
