| Question | Answer |
| What is special about Ren 12? | The internal LU channel begins here |
| What is the location of Ren 12? | On the anterior midline, 4 cun above the umbilicus. |
| What category is Ren 17? | Front Mu point of the PC, Influential Point of Qi |
| What are the categories for Ren 12? | Front Mu Alarm point of the ST, and Influential point of the Fu |
| What is special about this being a Ghost Point? | Used to treat mental/motional conditions |
| What disease was Ren 8 used for? | HIV/AIDS |
| What is the location of Ren 15? | On the anterior midline, below the xiphoid process, 7 cun above the umbilicus. Located with arms uplifted. |
| Where do all 3 foot yin cross? | Ren 3 & 4 |
| What is the location of Ren 24? | In the depression in the center of the mento-labial groove |
| What is the location for Ren 17? | On the anterior midline, at the level with the fourth intercostal space, midway between the nipples |
| Where does the Liver cross? | Ren 2, 3 & 4 |
| Ren 15 | Turtle Dove Trail, Jiu Wei |
| Ren 1 | Hui Yin, Meeting of Yin |
| Ren 12 | Central Venter, Zhong Wan |
| What is the category points for Ren 2? | Meeting point of the Controlling Vessel with the Liver Channel |
| What is the location for Ren 8? | In the center of the umbilicus. |
| What is special about Ren 8? | It cannot be needled, only Moxa |
| Ren 17 | Chest Center, Shan Zhong |
| What are the categories for Ren 1? | Meeting point of the controlling vessel, penetrating and governing vessels, and is a ghost point |
| What is the location of Ren 2? | On the midpoint of the upper border of the sumphysis pubis. |
| What is the category for Ren 15? | Network Point |
| What lies behind Ren 17? | Zong qi |
| Location of Ren 1? | Between the anus and the root of the scrotum/posterior labial commissure in females. |
| Ren 2 | Qu Gu, Curved Bone |
| Ren/ CV 24 | Cheng Jiang, Sauce Receptacle |
| Ren 8 | Shen que, Spirit Gate Tower |
| What are the point categories of Ren 24? | Meeting point of the conception vessel with the governing vessel, the Large Intestine and Stomach channels |
