Study Guide Week 6 - Midterm Flashcards
Order from most superficial to deepest: Divergent, Cutaneous, Regular, Luo and Tendino-Muscular Channels
Cutaneous - Wei Qi level Tendinomuscular -Wei Qi Level Luo Vessels - Ying level Regular - Qi and Blood level Divergent - Yuan level / Yin Yang level
How many channels are there?
Divergent Channels: 12 Luo Vessels: 15 Regular Channels: 12 Cutaneous Areas: 12 Tendinomuscular Channels: 12
Tendinomuscular channels always begin at the —
Tendinomuscular channels always begin at the extremities.
Which channels are responsible for carrying wei qi inward to protect the internal organs?
Divergent channels
T/F: The Luo vessels are often bled.
True
T/F: The ST Divergent channel goes to the heart
True
T/F: The ST Luo vessel goes to the throat and the nape of the neck
True
T/F: The HT Luo vessel goes to the tongue.
True
T/F: The SI Divergent pathway does not go to the heart.
False
T/F: The SI Luo Vessel goes to LI 15.
True
The LI Luo vessel breaks off at — and goes to the — and the —
The LI Luo vessel breaks off at LI 6 and goes to the teeth and the ear.
T/F: All Yin Channels begin in the feet and end in the chest
False
T/F: The ST Channel begins at LI 20
True
T/F: The LU Channel begins in the middle jiao.
True
T/F: The LI Channel begins on the ulnar side of the index finger.
False, The LI Channel begins on the radial side of the index finger.
T/F: The LU Channel goes tot he throat before going to LU 1.
True
T/F: The SP Channel enters the ST, SP, and HT and goes to the tongue.
True
T/F: The SP Channel crosses Ren 3, 4 and 10.
True
T/F: The ST Channel has a branch that ends on the medial side of the third toe.
False. The ST Channel has a branch that ends on the lateral side of the third toe.
T/F: The HT Channel goes to the heart, small intestine and the eyes.
True
T/F: The UB Channel begins at UB 1.
True
The exit point on the ST Channel is —
ST 42
The exit point on the LU Channel is —
LU 7
The Tai Yin channels run on the — — aspect of the arm and leg.
The Tai Yin channels run on the Anterior Medial aspect of the arm and leg.