hinaishin

Question 1

hinaishin

Answer 1

intradermals

Question 2

who invented intradermals?

Answer 2

kobei akabane

Question 3

length of hinaishin needles

Answer 3

3mm 6mm

Question 4

contraindications for hinaishin

Answer 4

on open wounds or infected areas, on veins or arteris, on eyelids, pts with compromised immune systems, extremities of diabetics, children, non compliant pts.

Question 5

when do you use 6mm intradermal?

Answer 5

for larger areas: most of back (t6 and below)
abdomen
scalp
upper arm

Question 6

when do you use 3mm intradermals

Answer 6

use in smaller areas near joints. 
around neck
nads, ear, feet, face
wrist ankles, knees and elbows
t7 and above on back
subcostal area and chest

Question 7

depth of intradermals

Answer 7

half or less of the length of shaft.

Question 8

hinaishin txs- jing tx (navel) (when used, )

Answer 8

used to tonify qi when there is severe deficiency, also for digestive disorders, fibromyalgia, cancer, lups, autoimmune dzs

Question 9

jing tx what is the tx

Answer 9

8 hinnaishin needles inseeted .5 cun from navel with tips toward cv8

Question 10

hinnaishin scar tx (turtle)

Answer 10

insert 6 hinaishin total. 1 at each end (head and tail) and letts (4)

Question 11

hinaishin for labor and induction

Answer 11

josen or extra oint (kiyuki- extra point 1 cun below s1)

Question 12

frostbite hinaishin tx

Answer 12

tw4, st41

Question 13

dysmenorrhea hinaishin tx

Answer 13

josen, sp6, sp10, insert just before menstruation leave 5 days

Question 14

hinaishin for gyn dzs

Answer 14

josen, gv4, sp6, sp10

Question 15

which is more dispersive, hinaishin or empishin (press tack)

Answer 15

empishin is more dispersive