KID Meridian

Question 1

KID Meridian

Answer 1

• 27 points
• Yin
• Medial
• Distal hindlinb to chest

Question 2

KID CA

Answer 2

CA:
- KID-1
- KID-3
- KID-6
- KID-7
- KID-10

Question 3

KID EQ

Answer 3

EQ
- KID-1
- KID-3
- KID-6
- KID-7
- KID-10
- KID-27

Question 4

KID-1 CA

Answer 4

CA: On the plantar surface of the pelvic limb paw, between the 3rd and 4th metatarsal bones, underneath the central pad of the rear foot

Fx: Jing-Well pt (wood), son pt, rear weakness, coma, sore throat, urinary dribbling, aphonia (loss of voice)

Question 5

KID-1 Eq

Answer 5

Eq: On the plantar midline of the pelvic limb, in a depression dorsal to the bulbs of heel
*Like if you were tapping the navicular bursa

Fx: Jing-well pt (wood), lamitinif, sore throat, constipation, coma, seizure, loss of voice, urinary difficult
4 roots (wobbler/EPM): KID-1 + PC-9 (PC-8 CA)

Question 6

KID-3 CA

Answer 6

CA: In the thin fleshy tissue between the medial malleolus and the calcaneus level with the tip of the malleolus
Opposite but slightly more distal to BL-60

Fx: Yuan source pt (KID), shu-stream pt (earth), renal failure, diabetes, dyspnea, deafness, ear problems, back pain, impotence, dysuria

Question 7

KID-3 EQ

Answer 7

Eq: Between the medial malleolus of the tibia and the calcaneal tuber, cranial to tarsal sheath
* Inside hock grasping point

Fx: Shu-stream (earth), yuan primary point, abnormal cycling, dysuria, renal failure, diabetes, infertility, lack of libido, heaves, sore throat, toothache, back pain, ear problems

Question 8

KID-6 CA

Answer 8

CA: With the hock flexed, the point is located in a depression immediately distal and plantar to the medial malleolus.
Opposite BL-62

Fx: Confluent pt to yian-qiao, ataxia, genital itching, insomnia, yin deficiency, epilepsy, ataxia, genital itching, constipation, dysuria, sore throat

Question 9

KID-6 Eq

Answer 9

Eq: In a depression plantarodistal to the lower border of the medial malleolus
*Opposite BL-62
**Distal to KID-3 (because kid makes a loop)

Fx: Confluent pt with yin-qiao, dysuria, constipation, seizure, abnormal cycling, insomia
*Stimulation can significantly benefit urination

Question 10

KID-7 CA

Answer 10

CA: 2 cun proximal to the tip of the medial malleolus, on the cranial border of the archilles tendon
*You can fell a notch on the cranial border of the archilles tendon

Fx: Jing-river pt (metal), mother pt, anhydrosis, diarhea, edema, abdominal fullness, paralysis of hind limb

Question 11

KID-7 Eq

Answer 11

Eq: 2 cun proximal to KID-3, on the cranial border of the calcanean tendon
*You can fell a notch on the cranial aspect of the tendon

Fx: Jing-river pt (metal), anhydrosis, diarhea, edema, abdominal fullness, hindlimb paralysis

Question 12

KID-10 CA

Answer 12

CA: On the medial side of the popliteal fossa at the level of BL-40, in between the semi-membrinosis and semi-tendinosis

Fx: He-sea pt (water), impotence, hernia, dysuria, stiffle pain

Question 13

KID-10 Eq

Answer 13

Eq: On the medial side of the popliteal fossa, between the semi-membranosus and gracilis m.
*2 cun distal to SP-9, on the panty line cranial to the saphenous veine

Fx: He-Sea (water) point, lack of libido, hernia, dysuria, stiffle pain

Question 14

KID-27 Eq

Answer 14

At the level of the manubrium, 2 cun lateral to the midline, betweem the sturnum and the 1st rib
*Dorsal to LU-1

Fx: Association point of all association points, cough, heaves, chest pain, vomiting