Study Guide Week 5 - Bladder Meridian Study Guide

Question 1

Cun: from the anterior hairline to the posterior hairline = — cun

Answer 1

12 cun

Question 2

Cun: from the anterior hairline to the glabella = — cun

Answer 2

3 cun

Question 3

Cun: posterior hairline to the process of the 7th cervical vertebra = — cun

Answer 3

3 cun

Question 4

Cun: altogether, from glabella to the process of the 7th cervical vertebra = — cun

Answer 4

18 cun

Question 5

Cun: midline of the back to the medial border of the scapula = — cun

Answer 5

3 cun

Question 6

Cun: on the posterior aspect of the thigh, from the gluteal fold to the popliteal crease = — cun

Answer 6

14 cun

Question 7

The UB Channel has — points.

Answer 7

The UB Channel has 67 points

Question 8

The UB Channel begins in the — and ends at the — side of the — where it links with the —

Answer 8

The UB Channel begins in the face and ends at the lateral side of the foot where it links with the KD

Question 9

Which 2 other channels connect with UB 1?

Answer 9

ST and SI channels connect with UB 1

Question 10

T/F - The Bladder Channel is called the Foot Tai Yang.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

What is the Hand Tai Yang?

Answer 11

The SI channel is the Hand Tai Yang

Question 12

Which internal organs does the Bladder channel connect with?

Answer 12

The Bladder channel connects with the UB and KD.

Question 13

In the head the UB channel is — cun lateral to the midline (Du).

Answer 13

In the head the UB channel is 1.5 cun lateral to the midline (Du).

Question 14

T/F - The Bladder channel connects with Du 20 at the top of the head.

Answer 14

True

Question 15

What happens at UB 10 (Pillars of Heaven)?

Answer 15

Regulates Qi and pacifies wind; calms spirit; activates the channel and alleviates pain

Question 16

The inner branch of UB channel is — cun lateral to the midline (Du).

Answer 16

The inner branch of UB channel is 1.5 cun lateral to the midline (Du).

Question 17

The outer branch of the UB channel is — cun lateral to the midline (Du).

Answer 17

The outer branch of the UB channel is 3 cun lateral to the midline (Du).

Question 18

What are the points from UB 31- UB 34 called?

Answer 18

Ba Liao points.

Question 19

Where is UB 35 located?

Answer 19

UB 35 is located 0.5 cun lateral to the tip of the coccyx.

Question 20

Where do the inner and outer Bladder channels reconnect?

Answer 20

UB 40

Question 21

Location for UB 13? Pin Yin?

Answer 21

Fei Shu (UB 13) is located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of T3.

Question 22

Location for the Influential Point of Blood?

Answer 22

UB 17, the Influential Point of Blood, is located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of spinous process of T7.

Question 23

Location for the Back Shu of the Liver? Pin Yin?

Answer 23

Gan Shu (UB 18) is located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of T9.

Question 24

Location for Shen Shu?

Answer 24

Shen Shu (UB 23) is located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of L2.

Question 25

Category for UB 11

Answer 25

UB 11, the Influential Point of Bone, is located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of T1.

Question 26

Category for UB 27.

Answer 26

UB 27 is Xiao Chang Shu, or the SI Back Shu and it is located 1.5 cun lateral to S1.

Question 27

T/F - UB 41 is level with SI 14

Answer 27

False. UB 41 is level with UB 12. UB 11 is level with SI 14.

Question 28

T/F - UB 43 is level with UB 44.

Answer 28

False. UB 43 is level with UB 14. UB 44 is level with UB 15.

Question 29

T/F - SI 15 is 2 cun lateral to C7.

Answer 29

True.

Question 30

T/F - UB 46 is 3 cun lateral to T7.

Answer 30

True.

Question 31

T/F - UB 23 is level with UB 52.

Answer 31

True

Question 32

T/F - UB 28, UB 32 and UB 53 are all at the same level.

Answer 32

True.

Question 33

T/F - UB 17 is called the Diaphragm Shu.

Answer 33

True. The Diaphragm Point.

Question 34

Which 2 points are level with the lower border of T3?

Answer 34

Fei Shu (UB 13) and Po Hu (UB 42)

Question 35

Which 2 points are level with the lower border of L2?

Answer 35

Shen Shu (UB 23) and Zhi Shu (UB 52)

Question 36

Which 2 points are level with the lower border of T11?

Answer 36

Pi Shu (UB 20) and Yi She (UB 49)

Question 37

Which 2 points are level with the lower border of T1?

Answer 37

UB 11 and SI 14

Question 38

Which 3 points are level with S2?

Answer 38

UB 28, UB 32, UB 53

Question 39

Which point is located at the midpoint of the gluteal fold?

Answer 39

UB 36

Question 40

Which back shu point: nourishes the heart and quiets the spirit, clears heat and stabilizes the disposition, loosens the chest and regulates qi?

Answer 40

UB 15 - Xin Shu

Question 41

Which back shu point: supplements construction blood, disperses stasis and dispels hepatocystic damp heat; stabilizes the spirit and brightens the eyes?

Answer 41

UB 18 - Gan Shu

Question 42

Which back shu point: frees the channel and quickens the connecting vessels, soothes the liver and rectifies the qi?

Answer 42

UB 14 - Jue Yin Shu

Question 43

Which back shu point: boosts water and invigorates fire, benefits the ears and eyes

Answer 43

UB 23 - Shen Shu

Question 44

Which back shu point: supports earth to dispel water-damp, rectifies the spleen to improve movement and transformation?

Answer 44

UB 20 - Pi Shu

Question 45

Which back shu point: courses and regulates the large and small intestines, rectifies qi and transforms stagnation?

Answer 45

UB 25 - Da Chang Shu

Question 46

Which back shu point: transforms stagnation and accumulation, promotes the separation of the clear and the turbid?

Answer 46

UB 27 - Xiao Chang Shu

Question 47

What is the name of UB 41? Fx?

Answer 47

Fu Fen/Attached Branch | Fx: Courses wind and dissipates cold; Soothes the sinews and frees connecting vessels

Question 48

What is name of UB 47? Fx?

Answer 48

Hun Men/Hun Gate | Fx: Courses the Liver and rectifies Qi; Fortifies Spleen and Harmonizes Stomach; Frees and regulates bowel qi

Question 49

Which back shu point: supplements construction blood; disperses stasis and dispels hepatocystic damp heat; stabilizes the spirit and brightens the eyes?

Answer 49

UB 18 - Gan Shu

Question 50

Which back shu point: supports earth to dispel water-damp; rectifies the spleen to improve movement and transformation?

Answer 50

UB 20 - Pi Shu

Question 51

Which back shu point: frees the channels and quickens connecting vessels; soothes liver and rectifies qi?

Answer 51

UB 14 - Jue Yin Shu

Question 52

Which back shu point: perfuses the lower jiao; disinhibits the lumbus, dispels wind damp?

Answer 52

UB 28 - Pang Guang Shu

Question 53

Which back shu point: boosts water and invigorates fire; benefits the eyes and ears; strengthens the lumbus and the spine?

Answer 53

UB 23 - Shen Shu

Question 54

Which back shu point: nourishes the heart and quiets the spirit; clears heat and stabilizes the disposition; loosens the chest and regulates qi?

Answer 54

UB 15 - Xin Shu

Question 55

Which He Sea point: Clears upper burner heat; discharges lung fire, downbears counterflow qi

Answer 55

LU 5

Question 56

Which He Sea point: Dispels pathogens and prevents disease; banks the correct and supports the origin; Frees and regulates qi and blood of the channels

Answer 56

ST 36

Question 57

Which He Sea point: Stabilizes the spirit, transforms phlegm drool

Answer 57

HT 3

Question 58

Which He Sea point: Clears the blood, discharges heat; Soothes the sinews and frees the network of vessels; Dispels wind-dampness, disinhibits the lumbus and knees?

Answer 58

UB 40

Question 59

Which He Sea point: Courses pathogenic heat; Disinhibits the joints; Courses wind and resolves the exterior?

Answer 59

LI 11

Question 60

Which He Sea point: Dissipates Tai Yang channel evils; Frees SI heat bind; Dispels wind qi and clears the spirit mind?

Answer 60

SI 8

Question 61

Which He Sea point: Warms and moves the central burner; Transforms dampness, regulates the water ways; Dispels wind cold?

Answer 61

SP 9