CVA CVA Point Location & Meridian Systems

Question 1

In veterinary acupuncture, what is the term for the unit of measurement used to locate acupuncture points on individual animals?

Accepted Answer

Cun

Answer

Inch

Answer

Fen

Answer

Chi

Question 2

Which acupuncture point is known as 'Governing Vessel 4' (GV4 or Du-4) and is called the 'Gate of Life'?

Accepted Answer

Ming Men

Answer

Bai Hui

Answer

Shen Shu

Answer

Da Zhui

Question 3

In canine acupuncture, the point Bai Hui is located at which anatomical region?

Accepted Answer

Lumbosacral junction between L7 and S1

Answer

Between the ears on the skull

Answer

At the base of the tail

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Between the shoulder blades

Question 4

The Stomach meridian in veterinary acupuncture is classified as which type according to Yin/Yang theory?

Accepted Answer

Yang meridian on the lateral/cranial limb

Answer

Yin meridian on the medial limb

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Extraordinary vessel

Answer

Collateral channel

Question 5

What is the primary therapeutic indication for the acupuncture point Pericardium 6 (PC6, Nei Guan) in veterinary patients?

Accepted Answer

Nausea, vomiting, and cardiovascular disorders

Answer

Rear limb paralysis and urinary incontinence

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Respiratory conditions and nasal discharge

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Skin conditions and itching

Question 6

Which acupuncture point, located at the junction of the first and second metacarpal bones, is known as 'Large Intestine 4' (LI4) or 'He Gu' (Joining Valley)?

Accepted Answer

A major analgesic and immune point used for pain throughout the body

Answer

A local point only used for forelimb conditions

Answer

A point used exclusively for digestive disorders

Answer

A sedation point used only for behavioral issues