| Question | Answer |
| Which SI point treats TMJ, tinnitus, and lockjaw | SI 19 |
| What does SI 3 open | the Du Channel |
| Jing river | SI 5 |
| He Sea | SI 8 |
| SI 16 action | benefits the ears, throat, voice and regulates Qi and calm the spirit, activates the channel and alleviates pain and clears heat |
| from the Heart it descends | along the esophagus, intersects the CV at Ren 17 and passes through the diaphragm to the Stomach |
| SI 5 point category | Jing river, Horary |
| SI 4 point category | Yuan Source |
| HT mother, horary and son points | HT 9, HT 8, HT 7 |
| What are the 2 points and indication related to receiving, transforming and separating fluids on the SI channel | SI 2 and SI 3 |
| what kind of specific phlegm and heat in the HT Zang does SI channel treat | mania disorders |
| SI 5 location | at the ulnar border of the wrist, in the depression between the head of the ulna and the triquetrium bone |
| SI 8 action | clears heat and dissipates swelling, calms the spirit, activates the channel and alleviates pain |
| which to points promote lactation | CV17 and SI 1 |
| SI 3 location | on the ulnar border of the hand, in the substantial depression proximal to the head of the 5th metacarpal bone |
| SI 9 location | posterior shoulder, 1 cun superior to the posterior axillary crease when the arm hangs in the adducted position |
| SI 6 action | activates channel and alleviates pain, benefits the shoulder and arm, moderates acute conditions, benefits the eyes |
| which SI point is close to HT 7 | SI 5 |
| SI 3 point category | Shu Stream, Confluent of DU, Mother |
| from the Stomach it intersects the | CV at Ren 13 and Ren 12 and enters the Small Intestines |
| from the scapula it ascends | the neck, anterior to the bladder sinew channel, to bind at the mastoid process |
| Where does the SI luo connecting channel separate from | the SI channel at SI 7 and connects with the Heart Channel, ascends along the arm and connects with the Shoulder at LI15 |
| SI 19 action | Benefits the ears, calms the spirit |
| Horary | SI 5 |
| Shu Stream | SI 3 |
| Locally what can SI 3 treat | can go deep with needle to treat trigger finger and joint problems |
| Which is the Confluent point of Du | SI 3 |
| Window of Heaven | SI 17 |
| What are the Xi Cleft points for HT and SI | HT 6 and SI 6 |
| SI 1 action | clears heat and benefits the sensory orifices, revives consciousness, promotes lactation and benefits the breasts |
| Ying Spring | SI 2 |
| a branch ascends from the | supraclavicular fossa to cross the neck and cheek to the outer canthus of the eye where it meets the GB channel at GB1 |
| from the outer canthus it | ascends to bind at the corner of the head near ST 8 |
| Why does xi cleft point SI 6 not treat blood | because it is a yang point |
| SI divergent channel connects with which ZangFu organs | the HT and SI yin -yang pair |
| From GB 1it travels posteriorly | toward the ear, where it intersects with GB channel at GB 11 and the SJ channel at SJ 20 and SJ 22 and enters the ear at SI 19 |
| from the mandible it | ascends across the teeth to bind at the outer canthus |
| Where does the SI Sinew channel originate | on the dorsal of the little finger |
| Which SI points create a triangel | SI 9, 10, 11 |
| from the mastoid process it | ascends to behind the ear where a sub - branch enters the ear |
| Jing well | SI1 |
| Where does the divergent channel separate from | the primary SI channel at the shoulder, enters the axilla, crosses the Heart and descends to the abdomen where it connects with the SI |
| Window of Heaven | SI 16 |
| Xi Cleft point | SI 6 |
| Which SI point is used for jaundice | SI 4 clears damp-heat and treats jaundice |
| another branch separates from the previous branch on the cheek | and ascends to the infra-orbital region SJ 18 then along the lateral aspect of the nose to the inner cants where it meets with the BL channel at UB1 |
| continues to ascend behind the ear to | the region above the ear where it then descends to bind at the mandible |
| Which SI point clears heat | SI 2 |
| SI 19 point category | Exit |
| Name of SI channel | SI Channel of Hand TaiYang |
| Which SI channel does not connect with the Heart | the sinew channel |
| SI 8 location | in the depression between the tip of the olecranon process and tip of the medial epicondyle of humerus |
| Primary Channel of the SI connects with which ZangFu organs | Heart, Stomach, Small Intestines |
| SI 1 point category | Jing well, entry |
| SI 2 point category | Ying spring |
| Confluent point of Du | SI 3 |
| which SI point benefit the breasts | S11 because opposite side of breasts and S1 |
| Yuan source point | SI4 |
| What disorders are their no points indicated on the SI channel | disorders of the digestive system |
| from the humerus it ascends | the arm to bind at the axilla |
| SI 7 point category | Luo Connecting |
| SI 6 point category | Xi Cleft |
| SI 2 location | on the ulnar border of the little finger, in a depression just distal to the metacarpo-phalangeal joint |
| SI 16 point category | Window of Heaven |
| Son | SI 8 |
| SI 16 Location | on the posterior border of the SCM, level with the laryngeal prominence |
| SI 7 action | clears heat and releases the exterior, calms the spirit, activates the channel and alleviates pain, benefits the finger joints |
| from the wrist it ascends | the ulnar is of the forearm to the elbow where it binds at the medial condyle of the humerus |
| SI 9 action | expel wind and benefits the shoulder, activates the shoulder and alleviates pain |
| from SI 8 it runs along the posterior aspect of the | upper arm(intersection ghte LI channel at LI14) to the posterior aspect of the should jt at SI10 |
| from the axilla it | travels behind the axilla and surrounds the scapula |
| from DU 14 it descends into the | supraclavicular fossa at ST 12 and connects with the Heart |
| Shu point | UB 27 |
| SI 19 location | with mouth open this point is located in the depression between the middle of the triages and the condyloid process of the mandible |
| SI 4 action | activates channel and alleviates pain, clears heat and reduces swelling, clears damp-heat and treats jaundice |
| Luo connecting point | SI 7 |
| Which SI point is used for back pain | SI3 distal point for back pain |
| Mu points for HT and SI | HT 4 and CV 14 |
| SI 3 action | benefits the occiput, neck and back, activates channel, alleviates pain, clears wind and heat and treats malaria, calms the spirit and treats epilepsy, clears heat and benefits the sensory orifices, regulates the governing vessels |
| where does the SI channel originate | at the ulnar side of the tip of the little finger at SI 1 |
| What kind of fever does SI specifically treat | Malarial fever |
| Mu point | CV 4 |
| SI 1 location | dorsal aspect of the little finger, base of nail ulnar side,.1 cun from the corner of the nail |
| SI mother, horary and son points | SI 3 + SI5 = SI 8 |
| SI 5 action | clears heat and reduces swelling, calms the spirit |
| What invasion does SI 7 treat | exterior invasion of cold or heat before it gets deeper |
| Lower He Sea | ST 39 |
| from the little finger it | binds at the wrist |
| SI 11 action | activates the channel and alleviates pain, moves Qi and unbinds the chest and lateral costal region, benefits the breasts |
| Which point are the start and end of the luo connecting channel of the SI | it starts at SI 7 and ends at LI 15 |
| SI 10 action | benefits the shoulder, activates the channel and alleviates pain |
| SI 4 location | on the ulnar border of the hand, in the depression between the 5th metacarpal bone and the triquetrium bone. |
| Mother | SI 3 |
| SI 8 point category | He- Sea, Son |
| Entry point | SI 1 |
| What are the Primary action and indications of the SI channel | clearing heat from pathways of the channel & reducing fever, assisting in transforming phlegm & clearing heat from HT Zang, cooling heat & fire & alleviating pain along the course of the channel, treating disorders of the breast and lateral costal region |
| from SI 13 is crosses via | SI 14 and SI 15 to Du 14 at the lower border of the spinous process and C7, intersecting the bladder channel at UB 41 and UB 11 |
| SI 6 location | dorsal aspect of the head of the ulna, in a cleft level with and to the radial side of the high point of the styloid process of the ulna |
| Which points are located on the SI channel to treat digestive issues | None |
| SI 7 location | on a line connecting SI 5 and SI 8 , 5 fun proximal to SI 5, in the groove between the anterior border of the ulna and the muscle belly of the flexor carpi ulnaris |
| from SI 10 it zig zags from the | inferior fossa to the superior fossa of the scapula through SI 11 and SI 12, and then to the medial aspect of the scapular spine at SI 3 |
| Which SI points are called the Windows of Heaven | SI 16, S 17 |
| A branch descends to | ST 39 the Lower He-Sea of the SI |
| How many points of the Small Intestines Channel | 19 |
| 1Exit point | SI 19 |
| SI 10 location | posterior shoulder, in the depression inferior to the scapula spine, directly superior to the posterior axillary crease when the arm hangs in adducted position |
| from SI 1 it ascends | along the ulnar aspect of the hand to reach the wrist where it emerges at the styloid process of the ulna at SI 6 |
| SI 2 action | clears wind-heat and reduces swelling, benefits the eyes-ears-and throat, activates channel and alleviates pain |
| The Heart and the SI channel both connect with the Heart and SI but which other organs do they each connect with | the Heart connects with the Lung and the SI connects with the ST |
| SI 11 location | on scapula, tender depression one third of the distance from the midpoint of the inferior border of the scapula spine to the inferior angle of the scapula |
| what does cooling heat and fire and alleviating pain along the channel treat | arm, axilla, shoulder, scapula, neck(including mumps) and throat, jaw, mouth, teeth, tongue, nose, cheek, eyes and ears |
| What SI point can you use if you have a hard time moving neck | SI 3 benefits the occiput, neck and back |
| from SI 6 it follows the ulna to the medial aspect | of the elbow, where it passes between the olecranon of the ulna and the medial epicondyle of the humerus at SI8 |
