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Week 1 Flashcards

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Rectum Point - Actions/Indications

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treats local - hemorrhoids, prolapse, fissures, tenesmus, diarrhea, dysentry, constipation

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Rectum point - Location

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On the end of the Helix, above SupraTragic Notch, same level as LI point

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Urethra Point - Location

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Level of lower border of Inferior AntiHelix Crus, same level with UB point

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Urethra Point - Actions/Indications

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treats local - enuresis, Lin syndrome, urinary block

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External Genitalia Point - Location

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Level of upper border of Inferior AntiHelix Crus

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External Genitalia Point - Action/Indications

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treats local - urethritis, inflammation of penis, eczema of scrotum, pruritis, vulvae, impotence

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Anus Point - aka Hemorrhoid Point - aka Anterior Ear Apex

Location

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On the edge of the helix, midway between Ear Apex & Superior Auricular Root

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Anus Point - aka Hemorrhoid Point - aka Anterior Ear Apex

Indications

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local point - hemorrhoids, anal prolapse, anus itching

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Er Jian aka Ear Apex - Location

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Ear Apex - note: prick point to Clear Heat (alleviate fever) or Lower Blood Pressure

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Er Jian - Actions

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Clears Excess Heat & Wind
Relieves Pain, Activates Blood, Removes Stasis
Anti-inflammation
Lower BP and pacifies LV
Promotes Sedation
Clears and Improves Vision
Promotes anti-allergy
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Er Jian - Indications

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prick for high fever, sore throat, irritability
upper body pain, h/a, toothache, migraine, arthritis, painful diseases
respiratory tract infection, eye inflammation
hypertension (prick to bleed)
neurathenia, dizziness
diseases of eye, eye stye
acute allergic disorder, dermatosis
CAUTION: hypotension low blood pressure

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Liver Yang aka Lesser Occipital Nerve

Location

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Located at center of Auricle Tubercle

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Liver Yang aka Lesser Occipital Nerve

Actions

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Calms the LV

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Liver Yang aka Lesser Occipital Nerve

Indications

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LV Yang Excess, LV Qi Stagnation

occipital H/A, chronic hepatitis

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Helix 1 - 6

Location

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Region from the lower border of Auricle Tubercle to midpoint of lower border of Auricle Lobule (ear lobe) divided into five equal parts

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Helix 1 - 6

Actions

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Clears Heat
Relieves Pain
Pacifies LV & Removes Wind

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Helix 1 - 3: Acute conditions and Full Heat

Indications

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Helix 1: Wrist
Helix 2: Elbow
Helix 3: shoulder

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Helix 4 - 6: Chronic, Vacuity Heat

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Helix 4: neck
Helix 5: otitis
Helix 6: tonsillitis

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Diaphragm Point aka Point Zero aka Middle Ear

Note: Regulates/Balances sensitivity of Ear Point

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Located at the center of the Helix Crus

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Diaphragm Point aka Point Zero aka Middle Ear

Actions

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Calms Shen
Subdues Rebellious ST Qi
Stops Bleeding
Expels Wind
Subdues Pain
Regulates Diaphragm
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Diaphragm Point aka Point Zero aka Middle Ear

Indications

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mental/emotional disorders
hiccup, belching, nausea, indigestion
bleeding (any kind) especially internal
skin disorders; urticaria, eczema, acne
regulates sensitivity of other auricle points
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What is AntiHelix?

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An elevated ‘Y’ shaped spiral ridge anterior and parallel to the Helix. Its upper part branches out into the Superior and Inferior AntiHelix Crus.

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Cervical Vertebrae Point - location

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Lower one-third of AntiHelix Body

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Cervical Vertebrae Point - Action

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Vertebrae Points: strengthens the spine and nourishes the marrow

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Cervical Vertebrae - Indications

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pain or dysfunction of cervical vertebrae, stiff neck

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Thoracic Vertebrae Point - Location

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Middle one-third of AntiHelix Body

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Thoracic Vertebrae Point - Actions

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Vertebrae Points - strengthen the Spine & Nourishes the Marrow

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Thoracic Vertebrae - Indications

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pain and dysfunction of thoracic vertebrae

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Lumbosacral Vertebrae - Location

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Upper one-third of AntiHelix Body

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Lumbosacral Vertebrae - Actions

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Vertebrae Points - strengthen the spine & nourishes marrow

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Lumbosacral Vertebrae - Indications

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pain or dysfunction of lumbosacral vertebrae, sciatica

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Neck Point - Location

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On the inner edge of the AntiHelix body in center of cervical area

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Neck Point - Indications

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neck pain, migraine, stiff neck, strained neck, lymphadenitis, hyperthyroidism

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Chest Point - Location

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On inner edge of AntiHelix body in center of Lumbosacral area

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Chest Point - Indications

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chest pain, pleurisy, costal chondritis, zoster (shingles)

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Abdomen Point - Location

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on inner edge of antihelix body in center of lumbosacral area

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Abdomen Point - Indications

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abdominal pain, abdominal diseases, constipation, gynecological diseases, dysmenorrhea, overweight/weight control

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Thyroid Point - Location

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midway between neck point and cervical vertebrae point

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Thyroid Point - Action

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Regulates Thyroid

Raises Blood Pressure

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Thyroid Point - Indications

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Hyperthyroidism
hypothyroidism
goiter
hypotension
shock due to hypotension
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Mammary Gland Point - Location

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Two points for base of inverted triangle with Chest point as apex:
1st point is medial to Chest point
2nd point is lateral to Chest point
(two points on either side of cervical vertebra)

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Mammary Gland - Indication

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breast diseases, mastitis

breast distension, breast nodules

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