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    *ChineseAcupunctureandMoxibustion,2ndEd.,ChengXinnongForeignLanguagePress(1995)7119017586,or3rdEd.,(2010)

    *AManualofAcupuncture,2ndEd.preferredPeterDeadmanJournalofChineseMedicinePublications(1998or2007)0951054678or0951054651

    APPNotabilityDeadmanAppPen(78)for$6Ipadpens

  • NeedleInsertion Transverse(subcutaneous) Oblique45degrees// Perpendicular90degreesII

    Cun Thehumanbodyhastraditionallybeenmeasuredaccordingtoproportional

    measurementsknownasacun.equallyapplicabletoadults,childrenandthinanobese.

    NOdefinitivemeasurementforacun

    CunMeasurements:HeadandBack

    Distancebetweentheglabellaandthehairlineo 3cun Distancebetweentheanteriorandposteriorhairline(midline)o 12cun Cornertocornerofforeheado 9cun C7toposteriorhairlineiso 3cun Betweenmedialboardersofthescapulao 6cun

  • ArmsandTorso Midclavicletomidclavicleo 8cuno usedinplaceofthenipplemeasurementbctoovariable Sternalcostalangletoumbilicuso 8cun Anterioraxillaryfoldtocubitalcreaseo 9cun Elbowbendtowristbendo 12cun Umbilicustoupperboarderpubicsympysiso 5cun

    Legs Greatertrochantertopoplitealcrease(lateralside)o 19cun Patellaiso 2cun Glutealfoldtopoplitealcrease(posterior)o 14cun Medialmalleolustopoplitealcrease(medial)o 15cun Lateralmalleolustopoplitealcrease(lateral)o 16cun

  • Cunmeasurementshortcuts(usethepatientsthumborfingers) Thumbfromknuckletoknuckle 1cun Acrossthemiddleknuckleof4fingers 3cun Twofingersmiddleknuckles 1.5cun Tipofpointerfingertoknuckle 2cun

  • Channels AKAmeridiansorMaimy Wewillcoverthreetheorieso Primaryo Divergento Luos Itisbyvirtueofthetwelvechannelsthathumanlifeexists,thatdiseasearises,thathuman

    beingscanbetreatedandillnesscured.Thetwelvechannelsarewherebeginnersstartandmastersend.SpiritualPivotchapter17

    Primarychannels 12primarychannels,runningvertically,bilaterallyandsymmetrically Eachcorrespondswithoneofthe12zangfuororgans(zangfu=organ) Thezangareyinandthefuareyang

    o Therefore6yinand6yango Threeyinchannelsandthreeyangchannelsonthearmo Threeyinchannelsandthreeyangchannelsontheleg

    LungChannelisyinbecausethelungisyin RecallYinareontheyinportionofthebodyandyangontheyangportionofthebodyo Stomachistheonlyexception(runningalongfrontofthebodybutisyang)

    TheoryI STANDINGWITHBACKTOTHESUNo Yangisthesidewhichthesunshineso Yinportionshadowed

    DivergentChannels Noacupuncturepoints,butstillexist BUThelpexplainwhatacupuncturedoes The12divergentchannelsbranchoutfromthe12primarychannelsandhavenospecific

    pointsoftheirown Itisimportant,however,tobefamiliarwiththeprinciplefeaturesofthedivergent

    channels,sincetheirpathwaysmakeinternallinkages,thatmaynotbemadebytheprimarychannels,andthereforeservetoexplaintheactionsandindicationsofmanypoints.

    HelptoexplainLI4and **thepathwayofthedivergentchannelexplainstheuseofneedling ALSOyinandyangdivergentchannelso Yangdivergentchannelscomeoffoftheyangprimarychannels Theyentertheirrelatedorganaswellastheirinternallyexternallyrelatedorgano Divergentchannelwillstemfromaprimarychanneltheconvergewiththepairedorgano Basicallyitisjusttheyin/yangparingo Yinandyangcomeinpairs.o Ex:bladderdivergentchanneltravelstothebladderfuandthentothekidneyzang

  • Recallyinandyangornotdefinitive(dependsonwhatyouarecomparingitto)o Yinyangsimpleissignifyingthatthatthereisnotcompleteyinoracompleteyango MoonismoreyangincomparisontoastarBUTthesunismoreyangthanthemoon ***LOOKATTHEYANGANDYINchannels

    Luoconnectingchannels Strengthentheconnectionsbetweentherelatedchannelsandtheirorgans(bcthe

    channelandtheorgansaretwodifferentthings) Theyspreadfromtheluoconnectingpointoftheirownchanneltoconnectwiththeir

    internallyexternallyperiodchannel ***PointswillbelearnedinEnergetics Afterjoiningwiththeirpairedchannel,theyusuallycontinuetofollowtheirown

    pathway Breakofftheprimarychannelthencombinebacktothepairedchannelo Ayinluoconnectingchannelwillconnecttoayangprimarychannel

    Sinewchannels(wontquizbutgoodtoknowespiftxpain) Sinewchannelscirculatetheperipheryofthebodyo Thinkmuscles,tendonsligamentsetco Hugewithpainandsportsmedicine Donotpenetratethezangfu(organs) Areassociatedwithandtaketheirnamesfromthetwelveprimarycannels(ex:thelung

    sinewchannel) Alloriginateintheextremities(unliketheprimarychannels)andascendtotheheadand

    trunk

    Onlywillquizwithinformationfromslidesusepicturesfromdeadmeanapporbook

    LUNGMeridianHandTaiYin

    endsonthehand

  • isyin Consideredthemostexternalmostcontactwiththeenvironment

    Originates middlejiao(intheregionofthestomach)Descends toconnecttotheLI(bcistheexternallyinternallypairedorgan)Returns upwardstopassthecardiacorificeftheStomachandtransverses

    thediaphragmPenetrates thelungAscends tothethroatPasses obliquelydownwardstowardsLUIwherethechannelemergesAscends OneribspacetoLU2inthecenterofthehallowofthedelto

    pectoraltriangle

    LungLuoConnecting LuoconnectingpointforlungchannelisLU7(needtoknowforenergetics) BreaksoffofLU7goestothenareminenceandspreadsthroughthethenareminence ?thelungluoconnectingchannelbreaksoffofLU7andspreadsto_____?

  • LungDivergentChannel BreaksofffromtheLUprimarychannelanddispersestotheLI Alsoapartofthechannelthatgoesupandascendsacrossthethroat RECALL:primarychannelgoestothethroatandthedivergentchannelgoestothethroat

    LungSinewChannelFYI Wouldneedlelocalintheareaforsportsmedicinekindofinjury SinewchannelscirculatetheperipheryofthebodydoNOTpenetratethezangfu.

    Moresuperficialandfollowthelinesofmajormuscles,tendons&ligaments. Alloriginatefromtheextremities(unlikeprimarychannels)&ascendtoheadandtrunk

    LU2 Yunmen/CloudGate

    Inthedepressionoftheinfraclavicularfossa6cunlateraltothemidline(extendarmwithresistance)

  • 0.50.8//awayformmidline

    Deadman:Anterolateralaspectofthechest,belowthelateralextremityoftheclavicle6cunlateraltotheRenmeridianInthecenterofthehallowofthedeltopectoraltriangleCaution:pneumothorax

    LU1 Zhongfu/MiddlePalace

    Levelwiththe1stIntercostalspace6cunlateraltothemidline

    1cunbelowLU2(extendthearmwithresistance)

    0.50.8//awayformmidline

    Lateralaspectofthechest6cunlateraltotheRenmeridian1cunbelowcun2

    Caution:Pneumothorax

    LU5 Chize/CubitMarsh LANDMARKwillbeusedtofindotherpts

    OnthecubitalcreaseInthedepressionontheradialsideofthebicepsbrachiitendon(locatewithbentarm)

    0.51.0II

    OnthecubitalcreaseInthedepressiononthelateralsideofthetendonofm.bicepsbrachii

    LU3 Tianfu/PalaceofHeaven

    Ontheanterolateralaspectoftheupperarm3cunbelowtheendoftheaxillaryfoldontheradialsideofm.bicepsbrachii6cunabovethecubitalcrease

  • 0.51.0II

    anteriolateralaspectoftheupperarm3cuninferiortotheaxillaryfoldinthedepressionbetweenthelateralbicepsmuscleandthenumerous

    LU4 Xiabai/ClaspingtheWhite

    Ontheanteriolateralaspectoftheupperarm4cunbelowtheendoftheaxillaryfoldontheradialsideofm.bicepsbrachii(5cunabovethecubitalcrase)

    0.51.0II

    Anterolateralaspectoftheupperarm4cuninferiortotheaxillaryfoldInthedepressionbetweenthelateralbicepsmuscleandthehumerus

    LU9 Taiyuan/SupremeAbyss LANDMARK

    AttheradialendofthetransversewristcreaseInthedepressiononthelatersideoftheradialartery

    0.20.3II

    AtthewristjointInthedepressionbetweentheradialarteryandthetendonofm.abductorpollicuslongusLevelwithHT7

    Caution:radialartery

    *12cunbtLU5andLU9

    LU6 Kongzui/MaximumOpening

    OnthepalmaraspectoftheforearmOnthelinejoiningLU9andLU57cunabovethetransversewristcrease(5cunbelow

  • cubitalcrease)LocateLung9first

    0.51.0II

    LU7Lieque/BrokenSequenceBrokensequencebcoffofthenicelinebetweenLU5andLU9

    Superiortothestyloidprocessoftheradius(longitude)Approx1.5cunabovethetransversewristcreaseBetweenM.brachioradialisandthetendonofthelongabductormuscleofthethumb(latitude)

    0.30.5//or=

    OntheradialaspectoftheforearmApproximately1.5cunproximaltoLI5inthecleftbetweenthetendonsofthem.brachioradialsandabductorpollicuslongus

    LU8Jingqu/ChannelGutter

    1cunabovethetransversewristcreaseinthedepressiononthelateralsideoftheradialartery

    0.10.3II

    1cunproximaltolung9onlinewithlung9andlung6inthedepressionatthebaseofthestyloidprocessoftheradiusontheradialsideoftheartery

    *noteLU8isdistaltoLU7LU10Yuji/FishBorder

    Ontheradialaspectofthemidpointofthe1stmetacarpalboneAtthejunctionoftheredandwhiteskin(dorsalandpalmar)

  • 0.50.8II

    onthemajorthenareminenceinthedepressionbetweenthemidpointoftheshaftofthe1stmetacarpalboneandthethenarmuscle

    *greatforsorethroatandsoretonsils

    LU11Shaoshang/LesserShang

    OntheradialsideofthethumbApproximately0.1cunproximaltothecornerofthenail

    0.1 orpricktobleed

    OntheextensoraspectothethumbAtthejunctionofthelinesdrawnalongtheradialboarderandbaseofthenail0.1cunformthecornerofthenail

    *Drawalinealongtheradialandinferiornailborder*thispointtakesheatoutofthebody*usefulforsorethroatsandfevers