NCCAOM Point Categories 4

Question 1

According to Nan Jing Chapter 68, Jing-Well points are indicated for:

Accepted Answer

Fullness below the heart

Answer

Heaviness of the body and joint pain

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Counterflow Qi and diarrhea

Answer

Heat in the body

Question 2

Ying-Spring points are indicated according to the Nan Jing for:

Accepted Answer

Heat in the body

Answer

Fullness below the heart

Answer

Counterflow Qi and diarrhea

Answer

Cough and dyspnea

Question 3

According to the Nan Jing, He-Sea points are primarily indicated for:

Accepted Answer

Counterflow Qi and diarrhea

Answer

Fullness below the heart

Answer

Heat in the body

Answer

Heaviness and joint pain

Question 4

Which clinical indication is attributed to Shu-Stream points in Nan Jing Chapter 68?

Accepted Answer

Heaviness in the body and pain in the joints

Answer

Heat in the body

Answer

Fullness below the heart

Answer

Cough, cold, and heat alternation

Question 5

The Shu-Stream (Wood) point of the Large Intestine meridian is:

Accepted Answer

LI-3 (Sanjian)

Answer

LI-4 (Hegu)

Answer

LI-2 (Erjian)

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LI-5 (Yangxi)

Question 6

Using the mother-child law to tonify Kidney (Water) deficiency, which Five-Shu point on the Kidney meridian is selected?

Accepted Answer

KD-7 (Fuliu) — Metal point

Answer

KD-10 (Yingu) — Water point

Answer

KD-3 (Taixi) — Earth point

Answer

KD-1 (Yongquan) — Wood point

Question 7

Which is the He-Sea (Earth) point of the Large Intestine meridian?

Accepted Answer

LI-11 (Quchi)

Answer

LI-10 (Shousanli)

Answer

LI-9 (Shanglian)

Answer

LI-12 (Zhouliao)