NAECB Treatment Protocols 5

Question 1

Which combination of points is most appropriate for treating stress-induced amenorrhea due to Liver Qi Stagnation?

Accepted Answer

LV 3, SP 8, CV 6, and PC 6

Answer

LV 3 moves Liver Qi, SP 8 (Xi-Cleft) treats acute gynecological disorders, CV 6 activates Qi in the lower jiao, and PC 6 relieves stress-related stagnation.

Question 2

When treating Phlegm-Fire disturbing the Heart with symptoms of mania, insomnia, and incoherent speech, which formula is indicated?

Accepted Answer

Wen Dan Tang with Huang Lian

Answer

Wen Dan Tang resolves Phlegm and harmonizes the Gallbladder; adding Huang Lian clears Heart Fire making it suitable for Phlegm-Fire patterns.

Question 3

A patient with urinary tract infection (Lin Syndrome — Hot type) presents with burning, frequent, and scanty urination. Which formula is most appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Ba Zheng San

Answer

Ba Zheng San clears Damp-Heat from the lower jiao and promotes urination, making it the standard formula for Hot Lin Syndrome.

Question 4

Which of the following best describes the use of the Xi-Cleft (Accumulation) points in acupuncture treatment?

Accepted Answer

Used for acute and painful conditions, or to treat acute excess on the corresponding organ

Answer

Xi-Cleft points are where Qi and Blood accumulate deeply and are used for acute, painful, or urgent conditions related to their channel or organ.

Question 5

For a client suffering from post-stroke sequelae with hemiplegia, which acupuncture approach is commonly used?

Accepted Answer

Scalp acupuncture targeting the motor and sensory areas contralateral to the affected side

Answer

Scalp acupuncture on the motor and sensory areas of the contralateral hemisphere is a widely used protocol for post-stroke motor recovery.

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NAECB Treatment Protocols 5