General Meridian - special point groupings, meridian

Question 1

Define Jing Jin

Answer 1

• Everything that it takes to make a muscle move: tendons, facia, actin, myosin, collogen, tendons, electric signals
  
  • Sensory up -> motor down

Question 2

Distinguishing factors of the jing jin

Answer 2

1. From digits to trunk
   
   2. No connection to the organ pathways - zhang fu
   3. No connection to yin yang - bie li

Question 3

In which ways does jing jin attach?

Answer 3

1. Knot (tendon)
   
   2. Gather/assemble - ju
   3. Cover - ie- over the scalp

Question 4

lung hand

Answer 4

Shou taiyin (supreme yin)

Question 5

Large intestine hand

Answer 5

Shou yang ming (yang brightness)

Question 6

Stomach foot

Answer 6

Zu yang ming ( yang brightness)

Question 7

spleen foot

Answer 7

Zu taiyin (supreme yin)

Question 8

Wu Shu Xue

Yin starts with _______

Answer 8

Wood

Question 9

Wu Shu Xue

Yang starts with ________

Answer 9

Metal

Question 10

Wu Shu Xue, where does yin and yang turn into each other

Answer 10

Jing well points

Question 11

When to use jing well points

Answer 11

Loss of consciousness, wind convulsions. bleed to clear heat, treat fullness below the heart, disorders of the spirit, when illness is in the zang

Question 12

When to use xing spring points

Answer 12

Heat conditions in meridian or organ, complexion

Question 13

Shu stream points, on the yin meridians what is this special point grouping

Answer 13

yuan source point

Question 14

When to use the yuan source point

Answer 14

This means that the stimulation of this point is able to build strength and energy in its related meridian or organ system. Tonify. Where the original Qi surfaces and lingers

Question 15

We use shu points commonly for what

Answer 15

damp phlegm, pain - opens the channels, yuan on yin

Question 16

When do we use jing points

Answer 16

treat lung issues, changes in the voice

Question 17

When do we use He-sea points

Answer 17

treat counterflow Qi esp hollow organs, GI and post heaven

Question 18

What are Mu Xue points used for

Answer 18

alarm points to invite the organback to homeostasis, treat XS conditions, on anterior trunk

Question 19

What are back shu points used for

Answer 19

tonify the organ, more of a command back to homeostasis, all on tai yang directly over their associated organ

Question 20

Xi-cleft points

Answer 20

used in acute conditions
on Yin treats blood and pain
on Yang treats pain

Question 21

Luo points what are the actions of using these points

Answer 21

Treat interior exterior bie li pairs
Treats locally, esp superficially
treats psycho-emotional esp. on yin meridians

Question 22

Lower uniting points - why use

Answer 22

only with the fu treating acute conditions

works well combo with Mu points