Acupoints 1 Quiz 3 F10
16 Questions
| Total Attempts: 135
LI 1-5, LI 11, LI 15, LI 18. Same format as previous. Separate answers for fill-in-the-blank questions by spaces.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is the Chinese name for LI 1 (no hints for this one; it's all in Chinese)?
- 2.LI 1 is located on the dorsal aspect of the __________ finger, at the junction of lines drawn along the __________ border of the nail and the base of the nail, approximately __________ cun from the corner of the nail.
- 3.What is the Chinese name for LI 2 ("Second Space")?
- 4.LI 2 is located on the ___________ border of the index finger, in a depression just __________ to the metacarpo- __________ joint.
- 5.What is the Chinese name for LI 3 ("Third Space")?
- 6.LI 3 is located on the radial side of the __________ finger, in the substantial depression __________ to the head of the second __________ bone.
- 7.What is the Chinese name for LI 4 ("Union/Joining Valley")?
- 8.LI 4 is located on the __________ of the hand, between the first and second __________ bones, at the mid point of the __________ metacarpal bone and close to its __________ border.
- 9.What is the Chinese name for LI 5 ("Yang Stream")?
- 10.LI 5 is located on the __________ side of the wrist, in the center of the hollow formed by the tendons of __________ pollicis longus and __________ (otherwise known as the __________ __________).
- 11.What is the Chinese name for LI 11 ("Pool at the Crook")?
- 12.LI 11 is located at the elbow, midway between Lung 5 and the __________ __________ of the humerus, at the __________ end of the transverse __________ crease.
- 13.What is the Chinese name of LI 15 ("Shoulder Bone")?
- 14.LI 15 is located in the depression which lies __________ and inferior to the __________, at the origin of the __________ muscle.
- 15.What is the Chinese name for LI 18 ("Support the Prominence")?
- 16.LI 18 is located on the __________ side of the neck, level with the tip of the __________ prominence, between the __________ and __________ heads of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
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