Point Combinations Quiz 4

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This is a quiz on point combinations using five element principles.


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    Which of the following is a 4 point needle technique combination for SPLEEN DEFICIENCY?

    • A.

      Sedate: Spleen 5, Lung 8; Tonify: Spleen 1, Liver 1

    • B.

      Sedate: Spleen 1, Liver 1; Tonify: Spleen 2, Heart 8

    • C.

      Sedate: Liver 2, Heart 8; Tonify: Liver 4, Lung 8

    Correct Answer
    B. Sedate: Spleen 1, Liver 1; Tonify: Spleen 2, Heart 8
  • 2. 

    Which of the following is a 4 point needle technique combination for LIVER EXCESS?

    • A.

      Sedate: Liver 2, Heart 8; Tonify: Liver 4, Lung 8

    • B.

      Sedate: Heart 7, Spleen 3; Tonify: Heart 3, Kidney 10

    • C.

      Sedate: Spleen 5, Lung 8; Tonify: Spleen 1, Liver 1

    Correct Answer
    A. Sedate: Liver 2, Heart 8; Tonify: Liver 4, Lung 8
  • 3. 

    Which of the following is a 4 point needle technique combination for METAL DEFICIENCY?

    • A.

      Sedate: Heart 7, Spleen 3; Tonify Heart 3, Kidney 10

    • B.

      Sedate: Lung 5, Kidney 10; Tonify: Lung 10, Heart 8

    • C.

      Sedate: Lung 10, Heart 8; Tonify: Lung 9, Spleen 3

    Correct Answer
    C. Sedate: Lung 10, Heart 8; Tonify: Lung 9, Spleen 3
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Sedate: Lung 10, Heart 8; Tonify: Lung 9, Spleen 3. This combination is a 4 point needle technique for metal deficiency because it involves sedating the Lung and Heart points, which are associated with the metal element in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Additionally, tonifying the Lung and Spleen points helps to strengthen the metal element and address any deficiencies.

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  • 4. 

    Which of the following Metal-Water combinations is best for chronic problems of the throat (dry throat, for example) due to Kidney Yin Deficiency?

    • A.

      Lung 7 - Kidney 6

    • B.

      Lung 10 - Kidney 6

    • C.

      Lung 11 - LI 1

    Correct Answer
    A. Lung 7 - Kidney 6
    Explanation
    Lung 7 - Kidney 6 is the best metal-water combination for chronic problems of the throat due to Kidney Yin Deficiency. Lung 7 is an acupuncture point that is known to tonify Yin and clear heat in the lungs, which can help alleviate dry throat symptoms. Kidney 6 is another acupuncture point that tonifies Yin and nourishes the Kidney, which is often associated with chronic throat problems. This combination of points addresses both the underlying Kidney Yin Deficiency and the specific throat symptoms, making it the most suitable option.

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  • 5. 

    Which of the following Metal-Wood combinations is used (in some traditions) to treat Blood Stagnation (i.e. Liver Qi/Blood Stagnation)?

    • A.

      Liver 3 - LI 4

    • B.

      Liver 4 - Lung 5

    • C.

      Liver 3 - Lung 9

    Correct Answer
    B. Liver 4 - Lung 5
    Explanation
    Liver 4 and Lung 5 are used in some traditions to treat Blood Stagnation. These points are located on the meridians associated with the Liver and Lung organs. Liver 4, also known as the "Gate of Hope," is believed to regulate the flow of Qi and Blood in the Liver meridian, while Lung 5, also called "Cubit Marsh," is thought to promote the movement of Qi and Blood in the Lung meridian. By combining these two points, it is believed that the stagnant Blood in the Liver can be moved and the overall circulation of Qi and Blood can be improved.

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  • 6. 

    Which of the following Earth-Fire combinations can be used to treat failure of nourishment and circulation of blood leading to Insomnia, Low Energy, Shen distrubances (i.e. Gui Pi Tang type syndrome)?

    • A.

      Heart 3 - Spleen 9

    • B.

      Heart 5 - Spleen 3

    • C.

      Heart 7 - Spleen 6

    Correct Answer
    C. Heart 7 - Spleen 6
    Explanation
    Heart 7 - Spleen 6 is the correct answer because in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Heart 7 (Shenmen) is a point on the Heart meridian that nourishes the Heart and calms the Shen. Spleen 6 (Sanyinjiao) is a point on the Spleen meridian that tonifies the Spleen and promotes the circulation of blood. The combination of these two points helps to treat the failure of nourishment and circulation of blood, which can lead to symptoms such as insomnia, low energy, and Shen disturbances.

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  • 7. 

    Which of the following Earth-Wood combinations can be used to treat Liver Overacting on Spleen when there are Heat symptoms (i.e., Liver Fire, with migraines, red eyes, etc.)?

    • A.

      Liver 2 - Spleen 2

    • B.

      Liver 3 - Spleen 3

    • C.

      Liver 1 - Spleen 1

    Correct Answer
    A. Liver 2 - Spleen 2
    Explanation
    Liver 2 - Spleen 2 is the correct answer because in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Liver 2 (Xingjian) and Spleen 2 (Dadu) are both acupoints that have specific functions in treating Liver overacting on Spleen with Heat symptoms. Liver 2 helps to clear Liver Fire and relieve symptoms such as migraines and red eyes, while Spleen 2 helps to tonify the Spleen and resolve Dampness. By combining the two acupoints, the treatment can effectively address both the Liver Fire and Heat symptoms as well as the underlying Spleen deficiency.

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  • 8. 

    Which of the following Earth-Water combinations can be used to treat Dampness in the body due to Kidney Yang Deficiency (i.e. Kidney Yang Deficiency is primary)?

    • A.

      Kidney 10 - Spleen 3

    • B.

      Spleen 9 - Kidney 3

    • C.

      Kidney 6 - Spleen 6

    Correct Answer
    B. Spleen 9 - Kidney 3
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Spleen 9 - Kidney 3. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dampness refers to an excess of fluid in the body that can cause symptoms such as heaviness, swelling, and a feeling of dampness. Kidney Yang Deficiency is a condition where the energy of the Kidney organ is weak, leading to symptoms such as coldness, fatigue, and weakness. Spleen 9 is a point that helps to strengthen the Spleen organ, which is responsible for transforming and transporting fluids in the body. Kidney 3 is a point that tonifies the Kidney organ and helps to warm the body. Therefore, the combination of Spleen 9 and Kidney 3 can help to treat Dampness in the body due to Kidney Yang Deficiency.

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  • 9. 

    Which of the following Wood-Water combinations can be used to treat Kidney Yin Deficiency with concurrent Liver Yang Rising leading to symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, red face, dry mouth and red tongue?

    • A.

      Kidney 6 - Liver 5

    • B.

      Kidney 16 - Liver 1

    • C.

      Kidney 7 - Liver 2

    Correct Answer
    C. Kidney 7 - Liver 2
    Explanation
    Kidney 7 and Liver 2 can be used to treat Kidney Yin Deficiency with concurrent Liver Yang Rising leading to symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, red face, dry mouth, and red tongue. Kidney 7 is a Wood point which tonifies Kidney Yin and clears Heat, while Liver 2 is a Water point which subdues Liver Yang and clears Heat. This combination helps to nourish Kidney Yin and calm Liver Yang, addressing the symptoms associated with the condition.

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