Lecture 6- 5 Shu and source classification

Question 1

Sx for Dx for lung Qi deficiency

Answer 1

weak cough, SOB on exertion, fatigue, spontaneous sweating, dizziness

Question 2

treatment principle for Dx of lung Qi deficiency

Answer 2

Tonify lung Qi

Question 3

what is the treatment principle for Dx lung deficiency

Answer 3

relieve cough, descent lung Qi, because deficiency in Lung Qi causes ascending aka coughs

Question 4

what is the Lung 1- Front- Mu point of the lung and entry point action?

Answer 4

A: clears heat, phlegm, relieves pain, moves stagnant Lung Qi, descends Lung Qi, opens the chest

Question 5

Reolves phlegm, regulates Lun Qi, relieves coughing, tonifies Lung Qi, tonifies Lung Yin, Tonifies Zhong Qi, moves blood, clears lung and liver heat

Answer 5

Lung 9

Question 6

5 transporting points, located b/w the fingertips, elbows or the toe tips and knees

Answer 6

5 shu points

Question 7

Yin and Yang 5 Shu points

Answer 7

well
spring
stream
river
sea

Question 8

most acute, very accessible, but can easily dry up, quick point for fast fix

Answer 8

well shu point

Question 9

limited, very accessible, but for short term

Answer 9

spring shu meridian

Question 10

middle ground, could dry up, but villages could have used this

Answer 10

stream shu point

Question 11

less water than the sea, almost more rivers than seas, accessible than the sea but could also dry up

Answer 11

river shu point

Question 12

used more for chronic Cx
large body of water, but in a village, sea water is far away and was not easily accessible, takes longer to see effects, but lasts longer and usually at the elbows

Answer 12

sea shu point