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JAS 5 Phase Tx
JAS Root Tx 08 5 Phase
Question | Answer |
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LU Sho Pulse | LU & SP Deficient |
SP Sho Pulse | SP & HT Deficient |
LV Sho Pulse | LV & KD Deficient |
KD Sho Pulse | KD & LU Deficient |
LU Sho Pts | LU9 & SP3 |
SP Sho Pts | SP3 & PC7 |
LV Sho Pts | LV8 & KD10 |
KD Sho Pts | KD7 & LU8/5 |
LU Sho Secondary Pts | LV3 |
SP Sho Secondary Pts | LV3 or KD3 |
LV Sho Secondary Pts | LU9 or SP3 |
KD Sho Secondary Pts | SP3 |
How long do you retain needles total for Steps 1 & 2? | 10 minutes |
What order do you remove Step 1 & 2 needles? | Opposite order of insertion |
What side do you treat a male on w/o clear, 1-sided ssx? | Left |
What side do you needle a female w/o clear, 1-sided ssx? | Right |
What do you do if there is no secondary pattern? | Tonify primary points on opposite side |
What should you do to tonify? | 1)Rub/insert w/ meridian flow 2)Insert on exhale 3)Insert very shallow w/ 3-4 taps 4)Use #1 needle (red) 5)manipulate clockwise 6)remove quickly closing hole 7)Remove on inhale 8)intention open, w/ body loose |
What should you do to disperse? | 1)Rub/insert against meridian flow 2)Insert on inhale 3)Insert deeper w/ 1-2 taps 4)Use #2 needle (yellow) 5)manipulate counterclockwise 6)remove slowly leaving hole open 7)Remove on exhale 8)intention closed, w/ body tight |
What pt should you do if all Yang pulses are weak? | TW4 or ST36 bilaterally |
How long should you tonify a weak Yang pulse? | 2 minutes |
How long should you disperse an excess Yang pulse? | 30 seconds |
Which side should you needle for a Yang Pulse? | Either ssx side or side of body the Yang pulse is on |
TW Deficient pulse pt | Right TW4 |
ST Deficient pulse pt | Right ST36 |
LI Deficient pulse pt | Right LI11 |
BL Deficient pulse pt | Left BL58 |
GB Deficient pulse pt | Left GB37 |
SI Deficient Pulse pt | Left SI7 |
TW Excess Pulse pt | Right TW5 |
ST Excess pulse pt | Right ST40 |
LI Excess pulse pt | Right LI6 |
BL Excess pulse pt | Left BL58 |
GB Excess pulse pt | Left GB37 |
SI Excess pulse pt | Left SI7 |
Controlling cycle pts to be needled are which category of pt? | Yuan Source |
Are HT pts ever needled in 5 Phase tx? | No, except for PC7 on SP Sho Step 1 |
How long are Back Shu pts needled? | 2-10 minutes |
LU Back Shu | BL13 (1.5 cun lateral BSP T3) |
PC Back Shu | BL14 (1.5 cun lateral BSP T4) |
HT Back Shu | BL15 (1.5 cun lateral BSP T5) |
LV Back Shu | BL18 (1.5 cun lateral BSP T9) |
SP Back Shu | BL20 (1.5 cun lateral BSP T11) |
KD Back Shu | BL23 (1.5 cun lateral BSP L2) |
What should you do if you have administered a poor treatment? | Moxa cones (3-5) at GV14 or CV6 or until pulse improves |
LU Mu Pt | LU1-LU2 area |
PC Mu Pt | PC1 |
PC/HT Mu Pt | CV17 |
HT Mu Pt1 | KD23 |
HT Mu Pt2 | Sides of CV14 |
LV Mu Pt | LV14-GB26, right subcostal region |
GB Mu Pt | GB24-GB29 region, often one or both pts |
ST Mu Pt | both sides of CV12, including ST21 |
SP Mu Pt | GB26-SP21, often one or both pts |
KD Mu Pt | KD16, occasionally GB25 |
TW Mu Pt | ST25, slightly lateral |
Upper Warmer Mu Pt | CV17 |
Middle Warmer Mu Pt | CV12 |
Lower Warmer Mu Pt | CV5 |
SI Mu Pt | ST26 |
LI Mu Pt | ST27 |
BL Mu Pt | KD11 |
LU 5 Phase Ssx | Poor breathing, weak immune/Wei Qi, dry/rough skin, frequent urination, hemorrhoids, sobbing voice, white color, spoon shaped nails, fishy smell |
KD 5 Phase Ssx | Lower backache, impotence, tinnitus, osteoporosis, gray hair, timid voice, rotten smell, bluish/black color, longer/wide toenails & feet |
SP 5 Phase Ssx | Heart palps, GI disorders, fatigue, overworry, diabetes, singing voice, sweet smell, yellow color, thick/yellow toenails, flat feet, flaccid muscles, damp abdomen |
LV 5 Phase Ssx | Bleeding disorders, raised skin ulcers, brittle nails, irritable, vision problems, sciatica, shouting voice, green color, oily smell, dry/striated toenails, big toe pulled back, tight swollen muscles |
LU touch palpation area | Right subcostal (rough, soft, depressed) |
LU pressure palpation area | Right ST24-27 |
SP touch palpation area | CV12-CV7, around navel |
SP pressure palpation area | CV12-CV7, around navel |
KD touch palpation area | CV7.5-CV5, below navel |
KD pressure palpation area | CV7.5-CV5, below navel |
LV touch palpation area | Right subcostal |
LV pressure palpation area | Left ST24-27 |