Review Flashcards
What are the three angles?
Perpendicular 90 degrees
Oblique 45 degrees
Horizontal 15-25 degrees
Two basic acupuncture techniques?
Lifting (-) and thrusting (+)
Twirling (-) and rotating (+)
What are the six assistant techniques?
Pressing, plucking, scraping (+)
Shaking, flying, trembling (-)
Double check the Notes on this!!!
How do you focus the spirit (shen)
No talking, concentration
Reinforcing is for what syndromes? (Nei Jing)
Deficient, weak, hollow, needing tonifying, blood def, qi def, yin def, yang def.
Reducing is for what syndromes? (Nei Jing)
Excess,
What is arrival of qi? (Nei Jing)
Qi catches the needle
What are the four qi sensations? (Nei Jing)
Soreness, numbness, heaviness, distention.
What are the 6 methods of reinforcing and reducing (Nei Jing)
A) rotating, trembling
B) direction of needle - with or against channel
C) thrusting and lifting
D) quick in and out slowly is reducing, in slow and out quickly is reinforcing
E) respiration (+) in on ex and out on in, and (-) in on in and out in ex
F) close the hole for (+) and leave open for (-)
Five Needling Techniques in Nei Jing
Lung
Extreme shallow puncture= skin
Five Needling Techniques in Nei Jing
Heart
Leopard Spot puncture = vein
Five Needling Techniques in Nei Jing
Liver
Joint Puncture = tendons
Five Needling Techniques in Nei Jing
Spleen
Hegu puncture = muscle
Five Needling Techniques in Nei Jing
KD
Shu-Point puncture = bones
depth of technique by Seasons (nan Jing)
Deeper puncture in Autumn and Winter because qi is deeper
More shallow puncture in Spring and Summer because qi is more shallow