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Moxa Flashcards

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Shijokyu

A

Act of doing thread moxa

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Kyu

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Moxa

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Okyu

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Thread Moxa

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Tonnetskyu

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Direct scarring thread moxa

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Kyutoshin

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Moxa on head of needle

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Chinetsukyu

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Cone moxa (Heat knowing moxa)

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What does moxa do?

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Warms cold areas & can regulate & supplement the flow of qi & blood

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What are the benefits of moxa?

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Benefits both local area/point & the whole body

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Moxa in general…

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warming & can tonify the blood

scent of moxa can calm the shen

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When to choose moxa therapy?

A 
Treat COLD (Wet, cold or damp skin)
Treat DEFICIENCY (Qi, Yang, Blood)
Treat STAGNATION (Due to cold, qi, blood or trauma)
Release the EXTERIOR
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Moxa on COLD condition?

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Skin is wet or damp or cold
Pt. feels cold, slow or stiff
Sensitivity to heat is low

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Moxa in deficiency condition?

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Qi: Area is puffy or lack good tone, pale or cool
Yang: Puffy, cold, slow
Blood: Pale, weak, emaciated

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Moxa use in stagnation?

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Due to cold: feels cold, firm, wet to touch, bluish or pale, may be numb
QI: feels tense, irritable or anxious
BLOOD: firm, may be stabbing pain, dark, induration, rough, vascular spiders, chronic problem, high anxiety or emotionally distraught
ACUTE INJURY: Treat parameter of area w/ moxa to relieve pain by “opening” area

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Moxa to Release the Exterior?

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Heat pathogen is trapped: Acute W-H invasion or heat on superficial muscle/flesh, fevers, rashes

NOT in cases of high INTERNAL heat

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Cautions & precautions w/ Moxa

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Always: explain procedure to pt., have water, NEVER leave pt. while moxa burning, STOP if skin becomes pink
NO moxa: on open/weeping wound, over large blood vessels (Chinetsukyu), traumatized or inflamed, hot, swollen areas (Kyutoshin)
AVOID: Neuropathic areas (monitor very carefully very cold areas or pt. not feeling warmth), areas w/ dry tight skin

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15
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Caution w/ pregnancy?

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NO DIRECT moxa on lumbar or abdomen
NO MOXA on BL67 (unless tx breech or linduce labor)
AVOID moxa on abdomen

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Caution w. Kyutoshin on back?

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Above level of L4 (pneumothorax precaution)

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17
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Recommendations to pt?

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No hot showers/baths 12 hours before or after moxa tx.

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18
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When tonifying with Okyu you should have what # of threads?

A

Odd

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When dispersing with okyu you should do a ____ # of threads?

A

even

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20
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Okyu dosage?

A

1-3 (Weak)
3-7 (Normal)
over 7 (Strong)

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21
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Chinesukyu dosage?

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Excess = less cold (1x)
Deficient = cold (3-5x)
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22
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Kyutoshin dosage?

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1-3 rounds per needle

**Always monitor skin

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23
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What kind of technique is Okyu considered?

A

Indirect

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24
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What is it called when doing scarring type moxa?

A

Tonnetsukyu

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25
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Okyu treats what level?

A

Blood

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26
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What are the 3 sizes of Okyu?

A

Thread
1/2 rice grain
Rice grain

27
Q

What is Dr. Ken Sawada’s “Whole Body Treatment”?

A 
7 okyu on each point
CV12, CV6
LI11, TW4
ST36, KD6
DU20, DU12
BL17, 18, 20, 23, 32, 52
28
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What does Dr. Ken Sawada’s “whole body treatment” do?

(5 Organs, 6 Bowles) - Tai Qi

A

Harmonizes the whole body & helps encourage good circulation

29
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What is Dr. Bunshi Shirota’s treatment called?

A

Total Body Treatment to Clear Hara & Clarify Pulse

30
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What does Dr. Bunshi Shirota’s treatment tx?

A

Gently supplementing treatment (can be done on elderly & chronically ill)

31
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Dr. Bunshi Shirota’s tx?

A

CV12 x 100
DU12 x 3
LI11, ST36 x 3 (bilaterally)

32
Q

Increasing longevity Point? (Okyu)

A

ST36

33
Q

Dr. Shimetaro Hara’s “10 point Moxa System” tx’s?

A

Sacral Treatment

34
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What does Dr. Hara’s sacral treatment consist of?

A

8 points on an inverted triangle on the sacrum + ST36
Begin by treating ST36 bilaterally 1st
Locate all 8 points, mark the ones most reactive
**may do all 8 points in 1 tx or alternate pt’s weekly for deficient patients (1-4 then 5-8)

35
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Dosage for sacral treatment? (Dr. Shimetaro Hara)

A

Age 1-2: 1-2 cones/threads
Age 3-4: 3-4
Age 5-6: 5-6
Age 7 & above: 7 x each point

36
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What level does Chinetsukyu treat (cone)?

A

Qi level

37
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Effects of Chinetsukyu?

A 
Tonify Qi (esp. Wei Level) & Yang
Helps remove local Qi & Blood obstruction
Warms cold areas on skin & muscle level
38
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Why is Chinetsukyu considered “indirect” moxa?

A

Because it is not allowed to burn all the way to the skin

39
Q

Can you use Moxa on dry, tight skin?

A

NO

40
Q

When treating an inflammed swollen area with moxa, what is the TS?

A

“venting” the excess

41
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When do you know you have done enough cone moxa?

A

Skin begins to sweat at the point

42
Q

When do you know it is time to remove the Chinetsukyu (cone)?

A

Patient reports that sensation is warm
Smoke begins to curl under instead of upward
Cone has burned down 2/3 of distance to skin

43
Q

What is the tx for spinal alignment?

A

Displaced vertebra: Needle on excess side, moxa 1-3x on deficient side

44
Q

What are the cautions for using Bamboo moxa?

A

Check temp. of bamboo rim before beginning
Make sure moxa is packed tightly
Smoke will come out of opposite end when moxa has burned thru
Hold directly over flame when igniting moxa to avoid setting rim on fire

45
Q

When do you use bamboo moxa?

A

Qi level pathologies such as stiff or painful muscles

46
Q

What moxa style can Ibuki be substituted for?

A

Chinetsukyu

47
Q

When is it good to use Ibuki?

A

“take home” tx
Safely warming cold areas
Digestive disorders
Tight shoulders (treat most reactive side)
General health (1x on colder side) SP6 or GB39

48
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What is Kyutoshin?

A

Moxa-Head-Needle

49
Q

Which treatment helps deeply warm the treatment point?

A

Kyutoshin

50
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When to use Kyutosin?

A 
Chronic, deep cold
Cold in muscle channel
Yang deficiency symptoms
Numbness/paralysis
Tonifying the Yang + Blood in an area or point
51
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What level does Kyutoshin treat?

A 
Blood level (& Qi level)
**Also warms the surface of the skin, which is Qi level**
52
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Dosage for Kyutoshin?

A

Mild condition = 1 ball

Worse/cold condition = up to 3 balls

53
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CI: No Kyutoshin:

A 
Above L4 or on torso
Abdomen on pregnant women
Cases of xs heat or fever
Numb areas
Open wounds
54
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Cautions: Kyutoshin?

A

Never leave pt when burning
ALWAYS have shield & water close by
ALWAYS make sure pt is in stable position
ALWAYS monitor skin reaction
Advise pt. not to take hot shower for 24 hours after tx

55
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What should you have ready before starting Kyutoshin tx?

A 
Water
Shield
Tweezer
Moxa Spoon
Adequate ventilation
56
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How do you test is Kyutoshin ball is secure on needle?

A

Tap skin around insertion or tapping moxa ball

57
Q

How do you light kyutoshin ball once on needle?

A

From the bottom

58
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Why do you light moxa ball from bottom?

A

Moxa binds tighter when burned, which will make it bind to needle head from the bottom up
**helps prevent moxa ball from falling

59
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What do you do if the needle begins to droop with Kyutoshin on it?

A

Gently pull skin on either side of needle until needle is upright & hold until moxa is finished burning

60
Q

What can cause a needle to droop when using Kyutoshin?

A

Tight muscle relaxes from the warmth of moxa

61
Q

What do you do if Kyutoshin ball falls off needle while burning?

A

Quickly scoop the ball off patient & table onto the floor

Step on it

62
Q

What are Tiger Warmers good for?

A

Great for face
Muscle channel problems (cold, stiff, painful area or point)
Take home therapy
Pediatric tx

63
Q

What do you recommend after using the Belly Bowl?

A

Cover moxa smudge w/ gauze

Avoid showering for 12 hours after using Belly Bowl

64
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What are some indications for using Belly Bowl?

A

“Rising Yang” symptoms
Tonsillitis
Diarrhea (esp. cold type)
Disconnect btwn head & body

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