General Points

Question 0

Neurological pain (7)

Answer 0

CV10, CV12, CV13, GB39, KD2, KD16, ST qi line (ST38/40 to ST41 x 3)

Question 1

Pain at L5 & L5/S1

Answer 1

GB34, MS, outer BL40, HT3

Question 2

Busy hara

Answer 2

SP9

Question 3

Bone treatment (4)

Answer 3

KD7/27, LU5 + BL10 on back Tx

Question 4

Shortcut for Type 1 Diabetes

Answer 4

SP3.2 & KD (start by checking KD2). Put whole treatment in and recheck.

Question 5

Basilar artery treatment

Answer 5

KD10, LV8, TW9

Question 6

HCl treatment

Answer 6

All left side: Ear ST/TW, ST11, IM, ST36

Question 7

Needled against channel

Answer 7

BL60, GB37, GB38, GB39

Question 8

Two instances when active KD2 may not be tender, but may feel gummy:

Answer 8

1. Elderly patient

2. Patient on pain meds

Question 9

Points not used with P = rapid

Answer 9

No back points except L5 & below, Sugar points, SI11, outer BL line

Question 10

Points not used with P = slow.

Answer 10

Abdominal points

Question 11

Fibroids, cysts, lumps

Answer 11

LV8

Question 12

Which point releases GB26?

Answer 12

SS KD7

Question 13

Which point releases a tender Mu-Shu point?

Answer 13

SS GB40

Question 14

Which points comprise the L5 level?

Answer 14

Josen, L5 HTJJ, BL26, BL27

Question 15

What points can be checked for release of tender/numb appendix scar?

Answer 15

1. SP5/9
2. GB37, GB38, GB39
3. If near/on ASIS, check KD9 or (OS) ASIS

Question 16

Twisting & misalignment of bowels

Answer 16

CV4

Question 17

Ankle sprains

Answer 17

Check all foot Fire points; for repeated sprains check Mu-Shu points.

Question 18

Never needle which 2 Spleen points together?

Answer 18

SP3 & SP4