The Meridians

Registration Exam Paper Sample Chinese Medicine

Registration Board, Australia

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 List of WHO Standard Acupuncture Nomenclature
12 Regular or Main Meridians
1. LU Lung ()
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2. LI Large Intestine ()
3. ST Stomach ()
4. SP Spleen ()
5. HT Heart ()
6. SI Small Intestine ()
7. BL Bladder ()
8. KI Kidney ()
9. PC Pericardium ()
10. SJ or TE San Jiao or Triple Energizer ()
11. GB Gall Bladder ()
12. LR Liver ()

The TCM Zang Fu () Organ Systems are NOT equivalent

to the organs in Western Medicine. The misconception arises
due to misinterpreted translations during the early years when
Western Medicine was introduced through Japan to China in the
Qing Dynasty.

SanJiao
or Triple
Energizer

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 Functions
1. Form a network in which the
Qi and Blood circulate.

2. The Meridians Connects:

2 1 The Zang() and Fu()
2.1
organ (viscera) systems.
2.2 The body surface and
the body interior.
2.3 The extremities and
sensory organs,
limbs and joints.
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3. Ensures the normal

functioning of the organ
systems and maintain
within a relative
equilibrium.

The Meridians Co-ordinate functions

Connects of the organ systems

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The 6 Hand Meridians
Hand 3 Yin () Meridians:
Hand Taiyin Lung (LU)
Hand Jueyin Pericardium (PC)
Hand Shaoyin Heart (HT)

Hand 3 Yang () Meridians:

Hand Yangming Large Intestine
(LI)
Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao/Triple Energizer
(SJ/TE)
Hand Taiyang Small Intestine
(SI)
The 6 Leg Meridians
Leg 3 Yin () Meridians:
Leg Taiyin Spleen (SP)
Leg Jueyin Liver (LV)
Leg Shaoyin Kidney (KI)

Leg 3 Yang () Meridians

Leg Yangming Stomach (ST)
Leg Shaoyang Gallbladder (GB)
Leg Taiyang Bladder (BL)

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Qi flows from one meridian to another. It starts from the LU meridian and ends
at the LR meridian. Flow in each meridian takes one Chinese Time Space .

The 12 Meridians are interdependen

interdependentt and related as shown:

Meridians Yin/Yang and Meridians 5-element

interdependence relationship Create/ Destroy relationship

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Meridian Qis Flow Directions
Hand 3 Yin Meridians
Qi flow from body to hand.

Hand 3 Yang Meridians

Qi flow from hand to head

Leg 3 Yang Meridians

Qi flow from head to foot.

Leg
g 3 Yin Meridians
Qi flow from foot to body.

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The Courses of Qi in Meridians

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 The Description of Meridians / Acupoint Locations
1st Method
The Language of Anatomy
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Special
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misunderstanding
Exact terms are used for:
Position
Direction
Regions
Structures

Orientation and Directional Terms

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Body Landmarks
Anterior

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Body Landmarks
Posterior

Body Planes

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 Body Cavities

Abdominopelvic Quadrants

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 Abdominopelvic Regions

Abdominopelvic Major Organs

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 Skeleton (Bones)

Superficial Muscles: Anterior

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Superficial Muscles: Posterior

2nd Method
Body Proportional Measurement

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 3rd Method
Finger Measurement
Body Inch or body cun is based on the
measurement of the patients fingers as
shown in this thousand year old bronze
acupuncture model.

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Lung

LU

Organs linked to the Lung Meridian:

Bronchus, nose, sinus, arm, shoulder, skin, large intestine.

Functions:
Control respiration and is responsible for the intake of clear Qi.
Governs the surface of the body,y hair and skin.
Opens into the nose.
Most external organ.
Can be injured by Grief.

Main pathological changes:

Cough, asthma, hemoptysis, sore throat, aphasia, fever, pain and
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fullness off the chest, pain in the clavicular region, pain along the
meridian, etc.

Hemoptysis=coughing or spitting up of blood from the respiratory tract.

Aphasia=partial or total loss of the ability to articulate ideas or
comprehend spoken or written language, resulting from damage to the brain
caused by injury or disease.

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Large
Intestine

LI

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Organs linked to the Large Intestine Meridian:
Large intestine, mouth, teeth, nose, shoulder, lung and
skin.

Function:
Removes food and drink from the Small Intestine.
Reabsorbs a proportion of the fluids and excretes the stools.
Digestive function: Helps to digest foods and fluids.
Fluid balance.

Main pathological changes:

Lower toothache, sore throat, epistaxis, runny nose, dryness of
the mouth, swelling and pain of the neck, pain or motor
impairment along the meridian, etc.

Epistaxis=nosebleed

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Stomach

ST

Organs linked to the Stomach Meridian:

Stomach, spleen, eye, chest, bowels.

Function:
Controls the ripening and rotting of food.
Controls the transportation of food essence.
Controls descending Qi.
Origin of fluids.
Influence on mental states.

Main pathological changes:

Borborygmus, abdominal distention, edema, stomach ache, vomiting,
diabetes deviated mouth and eyes
diabetes, eyes, sore throat
throat, epistaxis
epistaxis, high fever
fever,
perspiration, headache, mania, and pain along the meridian, etc.

Borborygmus=a rumbling noise produced by the movement of gas through the

intestines.
Edema=an excessive accumulation of serous fluid in tissue spaces or a body cavity.
Mania=a manifestation of manic-depressive illness, characterized by profuse and
rapidly changing ideas, exaggerated gaiety, and excessive physical activity.

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Spleen

SP

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Organs linked to the Spleen Meridian:
Pancreas, stomach, immune system, allergic reaction.
Functions:
Governs transformation and transportation.
Controls the blood.
Controls the muscles and four limbs.
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the lips.
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Controls the rising Qi.
Houses thought.
Main pathological changes:
Epigastric pain, abdominal distension, vomiting after eating food,
belching, loose stools, jaundice, lassitude, heaviness of limbs,
stiffness of the tongue,
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g the
meridian, motor impairment of the big toe, etc.

Epigastric=of, relating to, or associated with the upper part of stomach.

Belching=to expel gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth; burp.
Lassitude=a state or feeling of weariness, diminished energy, or
listlessness.

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Heart

HT

Organs linked to the Heart Meridian:

Heart, mind, tongue, armpit, small intestine.

Functions:
Governs all the other organs.
Regulates the flow of blood and Qi.
Stores and rules the mind, controls consciousness.
Opens to the tongue.
Controls sweat, influenced by Heat.
Influences sleep and dreams.
Can be injured by excess Joy or Agitation.

Main pathological changes:

Pain in the heart region, chest pains, sweating, heart palpitation,
insomnia, dry throat, thirst, inner side arm pain, cold extremities,
hot palms, etc.

Palpitation=irregular, rapid beating or pulsation of the heart.

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Small
Intestine

SI

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Organs linked to the Small Intestine Meridian:
Small intestine, tongue, ear, thyroid, shoulder blade, heart.

Functions:
Controls receiving and transforming.
Separates fluid.
Effects on dream.
Relationship with heart.

Main pathological changes:

Ringing in the ears, yellowish eye coloring, sore throat, swelling
and pain under the jaw and in the neck, shoulder and arm pain
along the meridian
meridian, abdominal pain and distension (bloated
stomach), frequent urination, etc.

Abdominal distension=abdomen swollen or distended beyond normal

size by fluid or gaseous material.

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 Bladder

BL

Organs linked to the Bladder Meridian:

Bladder, eyes, pituitary gland, nape, back and posterior parts of
legs, Kidney.

Function:
Secretes and stores urine.
Close relationship with the kidneys
kidneys.
Transformation of fluids.

Main pathological changes:

Dysuria, enuresis, mania or depression, malaria, eye pains,
lacrimation on exposure to the wind, nasal obstruction, runny nose,
epistaxis,
p , headache,, stiffness of the neck,, pain
p of the lower back and
hip region and along the course of this meridian on the posterior side
of the leg, etc.

Dysuria=painful or difficult urination.

Enuresis=the uncontrolled or involuntary discharge of urine.
Lacrimation=secretion of tears, especially in excess.

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Kidney

KI

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Organs linked to the Kidney Meridian:
Kidney, adrenal glands, urethra, prostate, testes, bones, lower back, bladder.

Function:
Stores Jing or Essence controls the Yang aspect of sexual potency.
Control birth, growth and reproduction.
Kidney energy is lost in old age.
Nourishes bones, joints and teeth.
Controls mental activity.
Rules Water and controls excretion of impurities.
Opens into the ear.
Main pathological changes:
Shortness of breath, dyspnea, cough, hemoptysis, dizziness, vertigo, dryness
of the tongue, sore throat, low back pain, frequent urination, enuresis,
spermatorrhea impotence,
spermatorrhea, impotence dysuria,
dysuria constipation or diarrhea,
diarrhea irregular
menstruation, pain of the lumbar spine or along the posterior-medial side of the
thigh, weakness of the lower limbs, feverish sensation of palms and soles, etc.

Dyspnea=difficulty in breathing, often associated with lung or heart disease

andresulting in shortness of breath. Also called air hunger.
Spermatorrhea=involuntary discharge of semen without orgasm.
Vertigo=the sensation of dizziness.

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Pericardium

PC

Organs linked to the Pericardium Meridian:

Blood vessels and blood circulation, lymphatic circulation.

Function:
To protect the heart.
Can be used as a gentle form of therapy for Heart or
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Main pathological changes:

Palpitation, irritability, pain in the precardiac region, stuffy chest,
mental disorder, swelling and pain of the axillary region, spasm or
contracture of the elbow, feverish sensation in the palm, etc.

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Triple
Energizer

TE
or
TB
or
SJ

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Organs linked to the Triple Energizer Meridian:
Lymphatic Vessels, spleen, eye, ear, mammary ducts, tonsils,
immune system.

Function:
Control of the water circulation within the body.
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Main pathological changes:

Deafness, ringing in the ears, sore throat, pain of the outer
canthus, swelling of the cheek, pain of the retroauricular region,
shoulder and lateral aspects to the upper arm and elbow, dysuria,
edema, enuresis, abdominal distension, etc.

Canthus=the angle formed by the meeting of the upper and lower eyelids at
either side of the eye.
Retroauricular=At the back of or relating to the sense of hearing or the
organs of hearing.

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Gallbladder

GB

Organs linked to the Gallbladder Meridian:

Gallbladder, eye, ear, head, hip, liver.

Function:
Connected with the Liver, stores Bile.
Psychological influence over dreams and decision making.

Main pathological changes:

Alternate chills and fever, bitter taste in the mouth, blurred vision,
vertigo, hypochondriac pain, migraine, pain in the supraclavicular
fossa, pain of the outer canthus and axillary fossa, malaria, pain
along the lateral side of the thigh, knee and leg, pain and motor
impairment of the fourth toe,
toe etc.
etc

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Liver

LR

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Organs linked to the Liver Meridian:
Liver, eyes, muscles, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes.

Function:
Responsible for the movement of the body fluid.
Stores blood and has a direct influence on the menstrual cycle.
Nourishes the muscles and tendons.
Influences the condition of fingernails.
Closely linked with the eyes.
Said to influence the ability to plan ones life.

Main pathological changes:

Pain and distension of the hypochondrium
hypochondrium, stuffiness of the chest
chest,
vomiting, diarrhea, vertex headache, hernia, dysuria, enuresis,
pain and distension of the lateral lower abdomen, lumbago,
irregular menstruation, mental disorders, etc.

Hernia=the protrusion of an organ or other bodily structure through the wall

that normally contains it; a rupture.

The 8 Extra Meridians

Governor Vessel GV
Conception Vessel CV
Thoroughfare Vessel TV
Belt Vessel BV
Yin Heel Vessel Yin HV
Yang Heel Vessel Yang HV
Yin Link Vessel Yin LV
Yang Link Vessel Yang LV

Function:
Governing, connecting and
regulating the 12 regular meridians.

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Governor Vessel Meridian

Governor
Vessel

GV

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Functions:
Sea of Yang meridians.
Regulate all Yang meridians.
Closely related to brain, spinal column and kidney.
Regulate spinal column, mental and productive
functions.
functions

Main pathological changes:

Stiffness of the spine, opisthotonos, pain of the back,
mental disorders, infantile convulsion, etc.

Opisthotonos=a condition in which the body is held in an abnormal

position.The person is usually rigid and arches the back, with the head thrown
backward.

Convulsion=an intense, paroxysmal, involuntary muscular contraction.

Conception Vessel Meridian

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Conception
Vessel

CV

Functions:
Sea of Yin meridians.
Regulate all Yin meridians.
Closely related to uterus, liver and kidney systems.
Control fertility, pregnancy and regulate menstruation.

Main pathological changes:

Hernia, leukorrhea, lumps in the lateral lower abdomen,
irregular menstruation, abortion, infertility, etc.

thick whitish discharge

Leukorrhea=a g from the vagina
g or cervical canal.

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 The remaining 6 extra meridians

Thoroughfare Vessel
Functions:
"Sea of Blood, allows for
uninhibited circulation of
blood throughout the body.
"Sea of the Twelve Meridians",
flushes Qi and Blood through main
meridians.
Nourishes five viscera (Zang)
and six bowels (Fu).
Involved in both physical and
spiritual heart functions.

Main pathological changes:

Irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, uterine bleeding, deficient
lactation, hematemesis, etc.

Amenorrhea=abnormal suppression or absence of menstruation.

Lactation=secretion or formation of milk by the mammary glands.
Hematemesis=vomit blood.

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Thoroughfare
Vessel

TV

Belt Vessel

Functions:
Only horizontal channel in the body.
Binds channels at the waist.
Controls the muscles that support the
abdomen and lower back, waist and hips.
Links the Yin meridians on the front of the
abdomen with Yang meridians on the back.
Controls the shaoyang meridians.

Main pathological changes:

Abdominal distension and coldness of the lumbar
region, like "sitting in water, etc.

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Belt
Vessel

BV

Yang Heel Vessel

Functions:
Regulate the opening of the eyes.
Balance Yang Qi in lower extremities.
Regulate the function of the brain
Help lift energy to the head.

Main pathological changes:

Outward splay-foot, insomnia, pain in the inner
anthus, etc.

Splay=spread or turned out.

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Yang
Heel
Vessel

Yang HV

Yin Heel Vessel

Functions:
Regulate the closing of the eyes.
Balance Yin Qi in lower extremities.
Regulate the function of the brain.
Help lift energy to the head.

Main pathological changes:

Inward splay-foot, sore throat,
hypersomnia, retention of urine, etc.

Hypersomnia=a disorder characterized by excessive

amounts of sleepiness.

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Yin
Heel
Vessel

Yin HV

Yang Link Vessel

Functions (Wei Mai General Functions):

Link respective Yin and Yang meridians together.
Bind & strengthen the mind/body.
Provide structure / psychological support.

Main pathological changes:

Alternate chills and fever, low back pain, etc.

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Yang
Link
Vessel

Yang LV

Yin Link Vessel

Functions (Wei Mai General Functions):

Link respective Yin and Yang meridians together.
Bind & strengthen the mind/body.
Provide structure / psychological support.

Main pathological changes:

Heart pain, mental depression, etc.

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Yin
Link
Vessel

Yin LV

Clinical Applications of Meridian Theory

To guide the treatment of disease To guide the diagnosis of disease

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Meridian Tropism () and Meridian Guiding Action
of Chinese Medicinal Herbs or Meridian Herb
Meridian herb is the herb which can lead the herb
formula's energy go into the problem meridian
(channel) or problem Zang Fu" and help the
t t
treatment.
t

Selecting herb based on effect towards the meridian examples:

Belonging to Tai Yang (BL) meridian herb is Qiang Huo,
Belonging to Yang Ming (ST) meridian herb is Bai Zhi,
Belonging to Shao Yang (GB) meridian herb is Chai Hu,
Belonging to Tai Yin (SP) meridian herb is Huo Xiang,
Belonging
g g to Shao Yin ((KI)) meridian herb is Xi Xin.

Selecting herb based on effect towards the Zang Fu" examples:

Heart meridian herb is Dan Shen,
Liver meridian herb is Bai Shao,
Spleen meridian herb is Bai Zhu,
Lung meridian herb is Jie Geng,
Kidney meridian herb is Du Huo.

XXX LiangTeh (Cooling Tea)

Made from our traditional, all-
natural recipe of Luo Han Guo
(Fructus Momordicae), Ginseng
and Chrysanthemumcan. It
can be taken everyday and as
often as you like, making it the
ideal beverage to cool down in
the hot tropical climate.

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Select the acupoints along the meridians
The treatment of disease by acupuncture, moxibustion
and massage is usually done by needling or massaging
the acupoints proximal or distal to the affected part on
the meridians to regulate the functional activities of the
meridian qi and blood.

To select acupoints, one has to differentiate the

syndrome first with the theory of the meridians and
collaterals to decide which meridian the disease is
related to, and then select acupoints in the light of the
running route and coverage of the meridian.

Such a way to select acupoints is called "selection of

acupoints along the meridians".

Example:

Select acupoints to
treat Lower Back Pain

Meridian
select BL meridian

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Proximal acupoints
select points proximal to the affected part along the meridian
BL 22 to BL 26

Distal acupoints
select points distal to
the affected part along
the selected meridian

select points from

tip of fingers (toes) to
elbows (popliteals)
of the limbs based on
the
Holographic
Inverse
Image
Projection

Meridian Health Beat Exercise

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www.hongyihealthcare.com

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 Meridian Qigong Healing Method

Since the meridians run

along certain routes and
pertain to certain viscera,
there is a special
relationship between
diff
different
t parts
t off the
th body
b d
and the internal organs.

Clinically the relationship

between the pathological
location or the disease
and the meridians can be
used to decide which
meridian and viscus are
involved so as to make an
accurate diagnosis.

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For example,
the liver meridian
distributes over
the hypochondrium,
so hypochondriac
pain indicates
liver disease.

Take headache for another

example. It usually yangming
appears in different regions. Meridian
headache
Pain in the forehead is
related
l t d tto th
the yangming
i
Meridian.
shaoyang
Meridian
Pain in both sides headache
of the head is usually
related to the shaoyang
Meridian.
taiyang
Meridian
Pain in the nape is often headache
Related to the taiyang
Meridian.

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Some diseases show special
reaction points on certain
Acupoints; if tenderness appears
on these reaction points, it is very
helpful for diagnosis. ST 36

Intestinal abscess will lead to

tenderness on Lanwei (EX-LE7 -
the tender spot about 2 cun below ST 36-
3 cun below ST35 one finger width lateral
from the anterior crest of the tibia, in the
tibialis anterior muscle ).
Gallbladder disease will bring
on tenderness on
Yanglingquan (GB 34 - in a GB 34
depression anterior and inferior to the
head of the fibulaor) or
Dannang (EX-LE6 - the tender spot
1-2 cun below GB 34).

The Meridians Analyser

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 Checking your bodys
wellness by measuring the
conductivities of your
Meridians

The patient holds the

metal ground with a firm
contact. However, too
firm or too loose a
contact may affect
general readings.
Hold the ground with
moderate strength.

With the
th patient
ti t seated
t d comfortably,
f t bl
proceed by placing the probe on the
12 Meridians Primary acupoints with a
consistent light but firm pressure.

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There are 12 Primary Meridian Points in the 12 Meridians which
according to TCM classics are the most representative acupoints
of the 12 Meridians. They are:

In the Hand 3 Yang:

LU-Taiyuan (LU 9), LI- Hegu(LI 4), ST-Chongyang(ST 42)
In the Hand 3 Yang:
SP-Taibai(SP3), HT-Shenmen(HT 7), SI-Wangu(SI 4)

In the Foot 3 Yin:

BL-Jinggu(BL 64), KI-Taixi(KI 3), PC-Daling(PC 7)
In the Foot 3 Yang:
SJ-Yangchi(SJ 4), GB-Qiuxu(GB 40), LR-Taichong(LR 3)

Each of these 12 points is located on the LEFT and RIGHT sides

of the human body. Individual Meridian may have an excessive or
deficient reading in comparison to the entire system average of
the 12 Meridian points. In a healthy person both the LEFT and
RIGHT sides would be balance otherwise imbalance would
indicates this person might be suffering from sicknesses.

The 6 Hand Primary Meridian Points

LU 9 Taiyuan PC 7 Daling HT 7 Shenmen
On the transverse In the middle of the On the ulnar end of
crease of the transverse crease of the transverse crease
wrist on the lateral the wrist between of the wrist, in the
side of the palmaris longus and small depression
radial artery. flexor carpi radialis between the pisiform
tendons. and ulna bones.

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SI 4 Wangu SJ 4 Yangchi LI 4 Hegu
On the ulnar edge of On the transverse On the dorsum of the
the palm, in the crease of the dorsum hand, between the 1st
depression between of the wrist between and 2nd metscarpal
the fifth metacarpal the tendons of bones.
bone and the hamate muscles extensor
and pisiform bones. digitorum and
extensor digiti minimi.

The 6 Foot Primary Meridian Points

SP 3 Taibai LR 3 Taichong KI 3 Taixi
Proximal and inferior On dorsum of the In depression midway
to the head of the 1st foot in a between the tip of the
metatarsal bone in a depression distal medial malleolus and
depression at the to the junction of the attachment of the
junction of the red the 1st and 2nd achilles tendon, level
and white skin. metatarsal bones. with the tip of the
medial malleolus.

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BL 64 Jinggu GB 40 Qiuxu ST 42 Chongyang
Below the tuberosity Anterior and On the dorsum of the
of the 5th metatarsal inferior to the foot, 1.5 cun inferior
bone at the junction lateral malleous in to ST41, in the
of the red and white a depression on depression between
skin. the lateral side of the second and third
the extensor metatarsals and
digitorum cuneiform bone.
longus tendon.

Interpreting the Diagnostic Graph

Healthy Graph:
Both left and right side are balance, overall average are
balance.

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Unhealthy Graph:
Lung (LU) is imbalance, right side is higher then the left side.
Small Intestine (SI) is imbalance, left side is higher then the right side.
Kidney (KI) left and right side are balance but compare to the overall average it
is imbalance and it is on the low.
Interpretations: Lung (LU), Small Intestine (SI) and Kidney (KI) are not healthy.
Furthermore, KI is Xu (deficiency).
( y)

Meridian Conductivity Examination Report

Name of Examinee: _______________________
N = Normal , H = High, L = Low

MERIDIANS CONDUCTIVITY FUNCTIONS HIGHLEVEL LOWLEVEL

LEVEL and (H) (L)
ORGANS
Left& Left&RightUnbalanced
Linked
Right
Left Right tothe
Balanced
Meridian
Ldata Rdata N H L N H L N H L
Bronchus, Infection of the Chronic or
1. nose, sinus, respiratory organs. degeneration, weak
lung, laboured
Lung arm, shoulder, May also due to
breathing, susceptible
skin, large asthma, allergic to diseases. Catch cold
LU intestine reaction, phlegm and cough easily, pain
and cough, over in the arm and
active sweat glands shoulder. May have
skin disorder
Blood vessels Circulation Poor circulation,
2. and blood problem or cold hands, feet
Pericardium circulation, imbalances. May diseased, blood
lymphatic cause dizziness, vessels
PC circulation headache,
abnormal blood
pressure, infection
and fever

3. Heart, mind, Heart problem, Weak heart,

tongue, armpit, anxiety, insomnia congestion, edema,
Heart small intestine and palpitation, breathless, easily
HT tongue ulcer tired and sleepy

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 4. Small Disease of the small Weak intestine, poor
Intestine, intestine may affect digestion and
Small tongue, ear, digestion and absorption, susceptible
Intestine thyroid, absorption of food. to diseases, give rise to
shoulder Possibly bloated lower abdomen,
SI blade, heart hyperactive thyroid. diarrhea, hearing
Shoulder pain, neck difficulty
pain

5. Lymphatic
L h ti Disease off th
Di the Poor llymphatic
P h ti
Vessels, lymphatic circulation, toxic waste
San Jiao spleen, eye, circulation. Immune ccumulation in body,
SJ ear,
mammary
system under stress.
Eye or ear disease
low vitality, muscle
ache and pain, poor
ducts, tonsils, digestion and appetite,
immune bloated abdomen
system

66. Large
g Disease of the large
g Weak colon,,
intestine, intestine, constipation or
Large mouth, teeth, inflammation abnormal
Intestine nose, infection, ulcer, stool ,constitution,
shoulder, diarrhea or loose abdominal discomfort,
LI lung and skin stool, toothache, chronic shoulder pain,
mouth disease, lung and skin problem
shoulder pain. Can
lead to nutritional
imbalance

7. Pancreas, Disease of the Poor spleen

stomach, spleen. May also function, anaemia
Spleen immune due to pancreas or and blood diseases,
SP system, gastric problem. poor stomach and
allergic Infection and bowels functions,
reaction blood diseases, poor digestion, poor
Acute allergic appetite, bloated
reactions abdomen

8. Liver, eyes, Excessive liver Poor eyesight,

muscles, fire. Possibly jaundice, lack of
Liver uterus, ovaries, hepatitis or vitality, dizziness,
LR fallopian tubes disease of the depression, low
female libido, menstrual
reproductive problem, disease of
organs, jaundice uterus and ovaries

9. Kidney, Disease of the Poor constitution,

adrenal glands, kidney, prostate or lack of patience and
Kidney testes, ureter, testes. Kidney vitality, low libido,
KI prostate, bones, stone may be weak legs, lumbago,
lower back, present. Abnormal disease of prostate
bladder libido glands and testes,
ear problems,
incontinence

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 Bladder, eyes, Bladder problem, backache, Incontinence,
10. pituitary gland, leg cramp, sciatica, neck difficult in urination,
Bladder neck, back and pain, headaches, tears, eye susceptible to
posterior parts problem, brain disease, diseases, backache,
BL of legs, kidney epilepsy stiff neck, sciatica,
dull and numb
sensation in legs.
May lead to
hemorrhoids,
cerebral disease and
epilepsy

Gallbladder, Inflammation of the Poor gallbladder

11. eye, ear, head, gallbladder or liver, function, disease of
Gallbladder hip, liver jaundice, abdominal bile production. May
discomfort, headache, lead to formation of
GB migraine, fever gall stone. Diarrhea
due to fatty food,
dizziness.

Stomach, Hyperacidity, ulcers, Low stomach energy

12. spleen, eye, gastritis, leading to poor
Stomach chest, bowels eye problem, mastitis, appetite, flatulence,
constipation heart burn,
ST indigestion

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