VII Gall Bladder

Question 1

VII-34

Answer 1

Yang Mound Spring, EARTH, lateral surface of leg, 14 ACI proximal to prominence of lateral malleolus anterior and distal to head of fibula

Question 2

VII-35

Answer 2

Yang crossing, lateral surface of leg, 7 ACI proximal to prominence of lateral malleolus, posterior to edge of fibula, 1/2 ACI posterior to VII36 with body surpine and knee semiflexed

Question 3

VII-36

Answer 3

Outer Mount, XICLEFT, on later surface of leg, 7 ACI proximal to prominence of lateral malleolus, with body supine and knee semiflexed, point is anterior to edge of fibula

Question 4

VII-37

Answer 4

Bright and Clear, JUNCTION, later surface leg, 5 ACI proximal to prominance of lateral malleolus, with body supine and knee semiflexed, point is anterior to edge of fibula

Question 5

VII-38

Answer 5

Yang Support, FIRE, later surface leg, 4 ACI proximal to prominence of lateral malleolus, body supine and knee semiflexed, point is anterior to edge of fibula

Question 6

VII-39

Answer 6

Hanging Cup, later surface of leg, 3 ACI proximal to prominence of lateral malleolus, body supine and knee semiflexed, point is anterior to edge of fibula

Question 7

VII-40

Answer 7

Wilderness Mound, SOURCE, in the hollow, anterior to lateral malleolus, posterior to tendon of extensor digitorum longus

Question 8

VII-41

Answer 8

Foot Above Tears, WOOD, Horary 11-1 am, EXIT point, on dorsal surface of foot, in angle between 4 and 5 metatarsal bones. First aid for hemmorrhage

Question 9

VII-42

Answer 9

Earth Five Meetings, on dorsal surface of foot, between 4 and 5 metatarsal bones, just proximal to head of the 4th metatarsal bone

Question 10

VII-43

Answer 10

Valiant Stream, WATER, Tonification, on dorsal surface of foot, between 4-5 toes, just distal to base of the proximal phalanx of the fourth toe

Question 11

VII-44

Answer 11

Foot Hole Yin, METAL. Lateral nail point of fourth toe

Question 12

VII-33

Answer 12

Knee Yang Border, on lateral surface of leg, between lateral condole of femur and later condyle of tibia