Session 2 Quiz

Question 1

Primary Qi (Yuan Qi) derives from

Answer 1

the Kidney Essence or congenital essence

Question 2

Nutrient Qi (Ying Qi) and Defensive Qi (Wei Qi) derives from

Answer 2

the Food Essence

Question 3

The “De-Qi” (arrival of Qi) response during acupuncture treatment is related to

Answer 3

Meridian Qi

Question 4

Thoracic limb Tai Yin is

Answer 4

Lung meridian

Question 5

Thoracic limb Yangming is

Answer 5

LI meridian

Question 6

According to TCM clock, what time period does kidney dominate?

Answer 6

5-7 pm

Question 7

Heart houses:

Answer 7

Shen

Question 8

Which organ controls the bones:

Answer 8

Kidney

Question 9

Which organ controls the smooth flow of Qi:

Answer 9

Liver

Question 10

Which organ dominates muscles?

Answer 10

Spleen

Question 11

SI-9 and TH-14 are used for shoulder pain and dysfunction?

Answer 11

True

Question 12

GV-1 and ST-36 are used for diarrhea?

Answer 12

True

Question 13

ST-36, LI-4 and GV-14 are suggested points for what?

Answer 13

Immunoregulation

Question 14

Which method is suggested for treatment of the pathogenic Cold?

Answer 14

Moxa

Question 15

ST-40 is used for

Answer 15

Clearing phlegm

Question 16

BL-11 is the influential point of

Answer 16

Bone

Question 17

Hua Tuo Jia-ji points are located between which two meridians?

Answer 17

BL/GV

Question 18

BL-20 is the associate point of:

Answer 18

Spleen

Question 19

The Five Shu-transportation Points include Jing-well, Ying-spring, Shu-stream, Jing-river and He-sea point. Generally speaking, the Yin Meridians/Channels including LIV, SP, KID, LU, HT and PC start which type of points:

Answer 19

Wood

Question 20

The Five Shu-transportation Points include Jing-well, Ying-spring, Shu-stream, Jing-river and He-sea point. Generally speaking, the Yang Meridians/Channels including ST, LI, BL, GB, TH and SI start which type of points:

Answer 20

Metal

Question 21

ST-45 is:

Answer 21

jing well point

Question 22

According to the TCM clock, what time period does the spleen dominate?

Answer 22

9-11 am

Question 23

A Source or Yuan point on a Yin Meridian is equal to its

Answer 23

Shu-stream point

Question 24

BL-17 is the Influential point for

Answer 24

Blood

Question 25

The Shu-stream point of the Kidney Meridian is

Answer 25

KID-3

Question 26

The Shu-stream point of the Gallbladder Meridian is

Answer 26

GB-41

Question 27

All the Jing-well points are located near which area:

Answer 27

Distal digit

Question 28

A majority of He-sea points are located near which area:

Answer 28

Elbow/stifle

Question 29

The LI meridian Ying-spring point of the Five Shu-transportation Points belongs to which element:

Answer 29

Water

Question 30

The point GV-4 can be used for

Answer 30

Kidney Yang Deficiency

Question 31

The point KID-3 can be used for

Answer 31

Kidney Yin Deficiency

Question 32

The point GB-20 can be used for

Answer 32

Wind

Question 33

The Association or Back Shu point for liver is:

Answer 33

BL-18

Question 34

The Front-mu Alarming point for Gallbladder is

Answer 34

GB-24

Question 35

The lower He-sea point for TH meridian is:

Answer 35

BL-39

Question 36

The most important point to treat head and face is:

Answer 36

LI-4

Question 37

Red tongue indicates:

Answer 37

Heat

Question 38

Yellow coating indicates:

Answer 38

Excess heat

Question 39

Slow pulse indicates:

Answer 39

Yang deficiency

Question 40

Thready pulse and pale tongue indicate:

Answer 40

Blood deficiency

Question 41

Anxiety, red and dry tongue, thready and fast pulse indicate:

Answer 41

Heart Yin Deficiency

Question 42

Which following point is suggested to clear the pathogenic Damp?

Answer 42

SP-6