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Practitioner 1&2 Q&A Flashcards

1
Q

Who touches when T’ling

A

Therapist

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2
Q

Where does the Gall Bladder Meridian begin

A

Outer Corner of Eye

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3
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Where are the Vascular points for the Popliteus - GB

A

Back of Knees - 3 points
1st - above the knee lateral
2nd - Central crease
3rd - Medial side

2 fingers and thumb - 1 leg at a time

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4
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Hypertonic Muscles - How to test

A

A muscle that cannot be switched off with North Pole, fanning Lymph

TEST: Holding North side of magnet over belly over muscle, if the SIM tests weak it is hypertonic.

TEST 2: With Magnet still in place OR having fanned Lymph, CL touch K27 (same side) = Muscle should now switch off. Check for switching by touching both K27’s

FIX: P/L weak muscle and use another Non Hypertonic muscle as SIM and test in P for nutrition, emotion. Retest. Could also consider SPINDLE CELL correction - Push to Mush & Lengthen to Strengthen

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5
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Apart from the injury, what does injury recall improve?

A

C-sections
An operation
x-rays
Violent or physical impact on the body
Dental work
When someone has been trapped or knocked unconscious

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6
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How would you treat Eczema

A

Lick and Stick

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7
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If for instance the Quads are too tight or hypertonic, which cells would you work on to turn them down? and by what method?

A

FISH - If the muscles tests Strong…
1) Sustained - 6-8 times
2) Hidden - CL touches NL point on same side of suspected “strong” muscle - mostly SARTORIUS, TERES MINOR and SUPRASPINATUS & TERES MAJOR
3) Fascial Sheath - Mostly w Triceps: CL middle of muslce with palm of hand and retest the muscle. If muscle unlocks its a fascial problem.
4) Induced Stretch - Move limb to max extension and retest.

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8
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Sustained Weakness - 1st

A

TEST: Re-test6-8 times. If the strong muscle weakens it’s a Sustained issue.

FIX: With MCPE in place and balances, rub NL x6 times until pain subsides

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9
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Hidden Weakness - 2nd

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TEST: CL touches NL points on Strong Muscle and Retest. If it weakens its a Hidden Issue
FIX: Check in P, & with MCPE in place and all the usual balancing, rub the NL points MORE.

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10
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Fascial Sheath Inhibition - 3rd

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TEST: CL touches belly of muscle w palm or fingers and retest. If muscle tests weak its a Fascia problem.
FIX: Wth MCPE in place, With Oil firmly massage over the muscle towards HEART.

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11
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Induced Stretch - 4th

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TEST: Move limb to furthest extension or range of motion and retest. If tests weak, fix with Spindle Cell correction
FIX: With MCPE in place, lengthen and strength form centre of muscle outwards x12

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12
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Muscular Structural Corrections -Expand

A

Spincel Cells:
1) Push to Mush - tight muscles
OR
2) Lengthen to Strengthen - Flaccid muscles

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13
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What are the four conditions of a strong muscle

A

FISH

Sustained Weakness
Hidden Weakness
Fascia Sheath
Induced Stretch

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14
Q

What 2 muscles would you test if someone has low energy

A

Teres Minor
Sartorius

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15
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What two muscles would you think of testing for someone with heel pain?

A

Gastrocnemius
Soleus

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16
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What nutrients would you think of for bloating - discomfort above the belly button?

A

Slippery Elm
Aloe Vera

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17
Q

Which glandular / herb nutrients support the thyroid

A

Thyroid support
Iodine
spirulina
Kelp
Black Walnut

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18
Q

What is the NV point for the Sartorius

A

Posterior Fontanel

19
Q

Where does the small intestine meridian start

A

Outside edge of nail bed of little finger, furthest from other fingers

20
Q

Where is the alarm point for the large intestine

A

ST25 - 1 inch out from belly button to side

21
Q

Nutrition for which Meridians

Vitamin A
Spirulina
Zambroza

A

Bladder
Gall Bladder
Kidney
Liver
Spleen

22
Q

NV Points: Frontal Eminence

… for which 4 Meridian Muscles

A

Supraspinatus - C
PMC - St
PMS - Liv
Sacrospinalis - Bl

23
Q

NV Point: Anterior Fontanel

… for which Meridian Muscles

A

Supraspinatus - Central
Sacrospinatus - Heart -
Anterior Deltoid - GB
Deltoid - Lung

24
Q

NV - 3 fingers b-w eye and top of ear joint

A

Teres Major

25
Q

NV Point - 1” above and and slightly behind the EAR

A

Latissimus Dorsi

26
Q

NV Point - Pariental Eminences - which muscles x3

A

Fascia Lata - Lg Int
Glut Med - CX
Quad - Sm Int

27
Q

Sacrospinalis - Bladder NV Points

A

B1 + Frontal Eminences

28
Q

NV point for Psoas - Kidney

A

Occipital Protuberance - Groove at the base of the skull

29
Q

What Meridian are the Tibials connected to

A

bladder

30
Q

What is the Emotion for the Spleen

A

Sympathy, empathy, Validation

31
Q

Name two muscles of the TW Meridian

A

Sartorius TW
Teres Minor - Thyroid
Gastrocnemius

32
Q

Which finger mode is pad of ring (4th finger) to pad of thumb?

A

Emotional

33
Q

Name the Meridians in the FIRE element

A

Small Intestine
Heart
TW
CX

34
Q

Which Nutrient supports the Opponens Pollicis Longus - Sp

A

Calcium
Skeletal Strength
Vit D
spirulina
Zambroza

35
Q

What muscles would you test for a knee injury?

A

Hamstrings
Quads
Gluteus Max
Fascia Lata
Adductors
Popliteus
Sartorius
Gracilis

36
Q

Where are the adductors located

A

Inside front of femur or thigh bone, from just under hip to the knee

37
Q

Where is the Vascular point for TW Adrenals

A

Posterior Fontanel

38
Q

If someone came to you who was always ill and catching colds etc - which muscles would you think of testing?

A

Immune Balance:

Latissimus Dorsii
Triceps
Pec Minor
Middle & Low Traps
OPL
Infraspinatus

39
Q

What homework would you give a child with dyslexia to do in between treatments?

A

Cross Crawl
Eye rotations
Figure 8s
Ear unfurling

40
Q

Which Nutrient supports the wet tissue of the body (particularly helpful when an area should be wet/moist) ie eyes, throat, anus, vagina when it’s dry?

A

Beta Carotene

41
Q

What is the actual test for Injury Recall

A

Place CLs head in backwards tilt position (neck arched backwards) + CL contact locates the injury and retest SIM. If weak, P/L and test nutrition etc

Fix: Weight of CLs head in heads x6 breathing in/out fwd, Left, right

42
Q

What are the Pre Checks for Injury Recall?

A

Find SIM
1) CL to contact locate injury + SIM and retest. If weak hold ESR points
2) CL moves head into backwards position + SIM and retest. If weak, might need a neck balance

43
Q

What are the first two things you do as a practitioner if your client starts to cry

A

Reassure
Tissue
BACH
Hold ESR

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