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GB/LIV points Flashcards

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GB-1 location

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0.2 cun lateral to the lateral canthus in the depression at the rim of the orbit

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GB-1 indications

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Eye problems
Anhidrosis
Colds
Headache

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GB-14 location

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In a depression on the frontal bone, 1 cun dorsal to the extended midpoint of the eyebrow (at the visible end of the eyebrow)

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GB-14 indications

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Keratitis
Conjunctivitis
Uveitis

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GB-20 location

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On the dorsal of the neck, in the depression just caudal and lateral to the occipital protuberance medial to the cranial edge of the wings of the atlas

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GB-20 indications

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Feng-chi classical point

External wind
Internal wind
Cervical stiffness
Headache
Nose-bleeding
Nasal discharge/congestion
Epilepsy

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GB-21 location

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In the muscle just cranial to the edge of the scapula midway between GV-14 (dorsal midline between C7 and T1) and the acromion

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GB-21 indications

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Shoulder pain
Paralysis of thoracic limb
Mastitis
Difficult labor

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GB-24 location

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In the 9th intercostal space at the level of the costochrondral junction

3 space caudal and slightly dorsal to LIV-14

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GB-24 indications

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Front Mu-alarm point for the Gallbladder
Crossing point of the GB and SP channels
LIV and GB disorders
Liver Qi stagnation

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GB-25 location

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On the lateral side of the abdomen on the lower border of the free end of the 13th rib

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GB-25 indications

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Front-mu alarm point for the kidney
Infertility
Ovary disorders
Lumbar pain
Colic
Impaction
Kidney deficiency

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GB-29 location

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In a depression just cranial to the greater trochanter

Cranial to BL-54

(one of the 3 bowling ball points around the head of the femur BL-54, GB-29, GB-30)

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GB-29 indications

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Gluteal muscle soreness
Pelvic limb pain
Arthritis of coxofemoral joint
Paralysis of the pelvic limb

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GB-30 location

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In a depression midway between the greater trochanter and the tuber ischii

Ventral to GB-29
(one of the 3 bowling ball points around the head of the femur BL-54, GB-29, GB-30)

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GB-30 indications

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Gluteal muscle soreness
Pelvic limb pain
Arthritis of coxofemoral joint
Paralysis of the pelvic limb

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GB-31 location

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In the groove between the femur and the biceps femoris, 7 cun proximal to the lateral femoral condyle

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GB-31 indications

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Skin itching
Paralysis of pelvic limbs
Rear foot problems

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GB-33 location

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Between the insertion of the biceps femoris tendon and the femur in a depression proximal to the lateral condyle of the femur

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GB-33 indications

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Stifle problems

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GB-34 location

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In the depression, just cranial and distal to the head of the fibula on the lateral side of the pelvic limb

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GB-34 indication

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Influential point for ligaments and tendons

Vomiting

Bilary disorders

Pelvic limb weakness

Weakness of ligaments/tendons

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GB-37 location

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2 cun proximal to GB-39 on the caudal border of the fibula

Around saphenous vein - sometimes distal and sometimes proximal

24
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GB-37 indications

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Luo-connecting point
Acute or chronic eye problems
Pain in mammary gland
Paralysis of hindlimb

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GB-39 location

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3 cun proximal to the tip of the lateral malleolus in a depression on the caudal border of the fibula near where the lateral saphenous vein crosses

Opposite of SP-6

Against the fibula, distal to saphenous

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GB-39 indications

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Influential point for Marrow/CNS
Cervical stiffness
Paresis/paralysis of pelvic limbs
Anal problems
Chest pain
Sore throat

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GB-40 location

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In the depression craniodistal to the tip of the the lateral malleolus.

Cranial to BL-62 (caudal and distal to lateral malleolus)

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GB-40 indications

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Yuan source point
Pain in hock
Juandice

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GB-41 location

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Proximal to the metatarsal phalangeal joint in between the 4th and 5th metatarsal bones on the dorsal aspect of the hind limb

On a line with LIV-3 located between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsals

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GB-41 indications

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Shu-stream point (wood)
Confluent point to Dai channel
Pain in metatarsal region
Flexor tendonitis
Urinary incontinence
Abnormal Cycling
Eye problems
Mastitis

31
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LIV-2 location

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In the proximal web margin between the 2nd and 3rd digits on the hindlimb

On the lateral aspect of the 2nd digit, distal to the metatarsalphalangeal joint in the webbing

32
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LIV-2 indications

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Ying-spring point (fire)
Son/excess point
Liver yang rising
Eye problems
Abnormal cycling
Headache

33
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LIV-3 location

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Between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones, proximal to the metatarsalphalangeal joint

34
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LIV-3 indications

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Ying-spring point (earth)
Yuan source point for liver
Liver Qi stagnation
Abnormal cycle
Paralysis of pelvic limbs

Can use to lower anesthesia

With LI-4 is “the four gates”

35
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LIV-8 location

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Caudal to the medial femoral condyle at the level of the popliteal crease

Cranial and proximal to KID-10

Where you hold for cranial drawer

36
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LIV-8 indications

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He-sea point (water)

Mother point
Male and female reproductive disorders
Uterine prolapse
Genital pruritus
Urinary incontinence
Stifle pain

37
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LIV-13 location

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On the lateral side of the abdomen on the caudal end of the 12th rib

38
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LIV-13 indications

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  • *Front-mu alarm point for the spleen**
  • *Influential for Yin (Zang) organs**
  • *Master point for Viscera**
39
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LIV-14 location

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In a depression at the costochondral junction of the 6th intercostal space

40
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LIV-14 indications

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Front-mu alarm point for the liver
Hepatic disorders
Mastitis
Pleuritis
Chest pain
Muscle pain

41
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What is the time for GB on the TCVM clock?

A

11p-1a

42
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What is the time for LIV on the TCVM clock?

A

1-3a

43
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What is the Back-shu point for GB?

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BL-19/48

44
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What is the Back-shu point for LIV?

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BL-18/47

45
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What is the Front-mu point for GB?

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GB-24

46
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What is the Front-mu point for LIV?

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LIV-14

47
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What is the mother/tonic point for GB?

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GB-43

48
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What is the mother/tonic point for LIV?

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LIV-8

49
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What is the son/excess point for GB?

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GB-38

50
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What is the son/excess point for LIV?

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LIV-2

51
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What is the Yuan-source point for GB?

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GB-40

52
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What is the Yuan-source point for LIV?

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LIV-3

53
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What is the Xi-cleft point for GB?

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GB-36

54
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What is the Xi-cleft point for LIV?

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LIV-6

55
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What is the Luo-connecting point for GB?

A

GB-37

56
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What is the Luo-connecting point for LIV?

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LIV-5

Veterinary TCVM Acupuncture (21 decks)

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