scalp

Question 1

how many ST points are there on just one side of the upper and lower abd?

a) 11
b) 9
c) 12
d) 10

Answer 1

c) 12

Question 2

how many KD points are there on just one side of the chest?

a) 5
b) 6
c) 7

Answer 2

b) 6

Question 3

how many DU points are there on the scalp (head w/hair)

a) 10
b) 9
c) 8

Answer 3

a) 10

DU 15-24

Question 4

How many LI points are there on one side of the neck?

a) 2
b) 5
c) 3

Answer 4

a) 2

LI 17 and 18

Question 5

How many SI points are there on one side of the face?

a) 2
b) 5
c) 3

Answer 5

a) 2

Question 6

How many SI points are there on one side of the neck?

a) 2
b) 5
c) 3

Answer 6

a) 2

SI 16 and 18

Question 7

how many LV points are there above the umbilicus on one side?

a) 5
b) 3
c) 2

Answer 7

c) 2

LV 13 and 14

Question 8

how many ST points are there above the on one side of the neck?

a) 3
b) 2
c) 4

Answer 8

c) 4

ST 9, 10, 11, 12

Question 9

what are the 3 parts of the body that the motor area covers?

Answer 9

lower limb and trunk
upper limb
facial

Question 10

what are the 4 parts of the body that the sensory area covers?

Answer 10

lower limb
head and trunk
upper limb
facial

Question 11

what is the upper 1/5 of the motor area indicated for?

a) paralysis of upper limb
b) paralysis of lower limb
c) upper motor neuron paralysis of face

Answer 11

b) paralysis of lower limb

Question 12

what is the upper 2nd/3rd fifths of the motor area indicated for?

a) paralysis of upper limb
b) paralysis of lower limb
c) upper motor neuron paralysis of face

Answer 12

a) paralysis of upper limb

Question 13

what is the lower 2/5 fifths of the motor area indicated for?

a) paralysis of upper limb
b) paralysis of lower limb
c) upper motor neuron paralysis of face

Answer 13

c) upper motor neuron paralysis of face

Question 14

what is the upper 1/5 of the sensory area indicated for?

a) low back pain, occipital h/a, stiff neck, vertigo
b) pain, numbness of upper limb
c) migraine h/a, trigeminal neuralgia, toothache, arthritis

Answer 14

a) low back pain, occipital h/a, stiff neck, vertigo

Question 15

what is the 2nd and 3/5 of the sensory area indicated for?

a) low back pain, occipital h/a, stiff neck, vertigo
b) pain, numbness of upper limb
c) migraine h/a, trigeminal neuralgia, toothache, arthritis

Answer 15

b) pain, numbness of upper limb

Question 16

the sensory area of the cerebral cortex controls and adjusts sensation to:

a) both the contralateral and ipsilateral sides of the body
b) the contralateral sensations of the body in the level below the neck

Answer 16

b) the contralateral sensations of the body in the level below the neck

Question 17

the upper 1/5 region of the motor area is used to treat what anatomical structures?

a) from the foot to the diaphragm/chest
b) from the foot to the neck
c) from the foot to the hip

Answer 17

b) from the foot to the neck

Question 18

The Motor Area in Scalp Acu corresponds to which neuro anatomical structure?

a) Brodmann’s Area 1, 2, and 3
b) Precentral gyrus of the frontal lobe

Answer 18

b) Precentral gyrus of the frontal lobe

This is Brodmann’s Area 4

Question 19

A pt has pain and numbness in the arm. Which scalp acu area do you treat?

a) lower two fifths of motor area line
b) second and third fifths of sensory area line

Answer 19

b) second and third fifths of sensory area line

this is the upper limb area which tx numbness/pain

Question 20

What area treats superficial edema and hypertension?

a) chorea and tremor control
b) blood vessel dilation and constriction area
c) motor area

Answer 20

b) blood vessel dilation and constriction area

Question 21

where is chorea tremor control area?

a) 1.5 cm anterior to Motor Line
b) .5 cm posterior to midline
c) 1.5 cm posterior to motor line

Answer 21

a) 1.5 cm anterior to Motor Line