Points Mock Board

The meridians from most superficial to deepest are?

Setting the mountain on fire is used for?

Stomachache, abdominal distention, borborygmus, nausea, vomiting, acid regurgitation, diarrhea, dysentery, jaundice, indigestion, and insomnia are indications of which point?

The indications of heat in the lungs, wind heat, asthma, sore throat, loss of voice and mental disorders belong to which point?

Which point eliminates wind, alleviates pain and benefits the eyes and treats yang ming headaches?

Barbara comes to you because for the last 2 months her menses has been very light. The blood is pale and almost watery. She says lately she has had anxiety and palpitation and has felt feverish at night. She also has no appetite. You notice that her complexion is pale. What point prescription do you choose ?

Dan comes to you for high blood pressure. He tells you that he has vertigo almost daily and he has frequent headaches. He describes his headaches like his head is going to explode. You notice he has blood shot eyes. His urine is dark. His tongue is red with a yellow coat and his pulse is rapid and wiry. What point prescription do you use?

Pericardium 6 and Urinary Bladder 14 are combined to be used for?

The Yuan-Source point of the Lung is located?

ST19 is located?

The best point combination to regulate and cool blood is?

You have a patient who feels nauseous after eating especially after a fatty meal. She says she always feels bloated and points to her diaphragm area. She says she always feels heavy too. Her tongue has a yellow sticky coating and her pulse is slippery. What point prescription do you use?

Your patient comes to you with palpitations. She says she also has insomnia. She tells you she has some important life decisions to make but she just can’t make them. Which point prescription would you choose?

Which point clears heat, cools blood, eliminates wind, drains damp and alleviates itching, regulates qi and blood, activates the channel and alleviates pain?

Which point benefits the breasts and reduces swelling, unbinds the chest and alleviates cough and wheezing?

Which point activates the channel and alleviates pain, harmonizes Stomach and alleviates pain and moderates acute conditions?

With indirect moxa which would you add for Middle jiao and Tai Yin cold?

The 3 Hand Yin connects at?

Which point tonifies the Spleen and resolves dampness and damp heat, harmonizes the Spleen and Stomach and regulates Qi?

Which extra point is used for scrofula, cough, asthma, whooping cough and neck rigidity?

Which point regulates menses and invigorates blood, harmonizes Spleen and resolves dampness and moderates acute conditions?

What are the functions of the Shu-stream point on the Hand Tai Yang?

A contra-indication of cupping is

What point has the strongest effect on any muscle meridian?

Which point expels wind and releases the exterior, strengthens defensive qi and firms exterior, disseminates and descends Lung Qi and benefits the nose?

Stomachache, abdominal distention, nausea, vomiting, epilepsy and insomnia are indications of which point?

Tony comes to you with extreme pain in his lower abdomen referring to his scrotum. His pulse is wiry, deep and slow. Which point prescription do you choose?

The best point combination for Yin jaundice is?

ST 21 is located?

Treatment time for Electro-Acupuncture is?

The pathological symptoms of the Large Intestine sinew channel are?

Electro-Acupuncture is contra-indicated with?

Mary comes to you because she has had a toothache for the past 5 months. The pain is dull and comes and goes. It gets worse with working late and when she’s tired. She went to the dentist but he couldn’t find anything wrong. With further questioning you find out that she has been feeling hot at night and has night sweats. What point prescription do you choose?

Your patient come to you with loose stools, feeling cold all the time and weak limbs. Which point prescription would you choose?

Alan comes to see you because he has been diagnosed with Coronary Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease. He says he’s seeing a cardiologist but wants to try Chinese Medicine as well to feel his best. He tells you that even on medication he still has palpitations and shortness of breath when he goes for his morning walks. He also says he’s tired all the time. His tongue is slightly red with slight tooth marks and pulse is weak and thready. Which point prescription would you choose.

The best point combination for deficiency diarrhea is?

The Luo-Connecting point of the Stomach channel is located?

On the lower border of the medial condyle of the tibia, in the depression posterior and inferior to the medial condyle of the tibia is which point?

Your patient comes to you with poor memory for a few years. They tell you they can’t remember names and places and it’s getting worse. Pulse is thin and weak and tongue is pale with scallops. Your point prescription is?

The Luo-connecting point on the Hand Jueyin is

Which point tonifies Kidney yang and treats night sweats and spontaneous sweats both day and night?

Fainting is a pathology of?

Which point treats torticollis?

The Jing-Well point of the Spleen channel is located?

Dave came down with a chest cold 2 days ago. It started with chills and a slight fever but now he has a bad cough with thick, profuse mucus. What point prescription would you choose?

Your patient brings her daughter in to be treated. She woke with the muscles of her neck on the right so tight that her head is bent to the side. She has no ROM due to the stiffness and pain. Which point prescription would you choose?

ST 28 is located?

For Urinary Bladder conditions the best point combination is?

According to Host & Guest, which points would you choose for the indications of toothache, acid reflux, vomiting, abdominal distension, constipation and swelling of lower limbs?

Crossing points of the Urinary Bladder are?

Which point has the functions of reviving consciousness, clearing Heart heat and opening orifices for phlegm misting the mind?

Which point spreads Liver Qi and unbinds the chest, regulates the Heart, regulates and descends Qi?

Which extra point is used to invigorate qi and blood in the lumbar region?

The Lung meridian originates?

Which is NOT a function of the divergent meridians?

The best point combination for menses issues due to heat in the blood is?

In the depression distal and inferior to the medial malleolus, midway between the tuberosity of the navicular bone and tip of the medial malleolus is which point?

The point in the center of section 5 of the ear lobe is?

Which point is located in the cymba of conchae, below the SP point and level with the Neck point?

You are working for Acupuncturists without Boarders out of the country. You a brought a patient with a very high fever and shivering chills, unbearable headache, flushed face and red lips, a stifling feeling in the chest and hypochondriac region, a bitter taste, dry mouth and a dire thirst. Their pulse is string-taut and rapid and the tongue coat is thin, sticky and yellow. What point prescription would you use for this patient?

Which point is located in the triangular fossa, between the wheezing and Pelvic cavity points?

ST18 is located?

The best point combination for moistening the bowels to resolve constipation is?

REN15 is?

Which extra point nourishes Kidney essence to treat infertility?

What are the functions of the Jing-well point on the Hand Tai Yang?

Which point is the influential point of bone?

For febrile diseases, complexion changes and hot sensations you would choose which transporting point?

Your patient has asthma which makes it hard for him to inhale. He also has a sore throat. The best point combination is?

The point located in section 8 of the ear lobe is?

Alice comes to you after her stroke with Receptive aphasia. What scalp acupuncture line would you use to treat her?

Which point is located at the intersection of the superior border of the inferior crus of antehelix and the medial boarder of the helix?

The 3 Hand Yang connects at?

Your patient is a roofer and after a long day working in the hot weather starts to get really thirsty, develops a severe headache and then passes out. What point prescription would you choose?

Mary comes to you for chronic vaginal discharge. She is 78 years of age. The discharge has no smell. She says she also has chronic low back pain every day. Her pulse is weak and deep and her tongue is pale with deep cracks. Which points do you choose?

Your patient comes to you with low back pain. They also have dizziness and are hard of hearing. Which point prescription would you choose?

DU14 is the crossing point for?

The best point combination for nourishing the whole body’s yin is?

Which point is a distal point used for the low back pain according to host guest theory?

Pain in the cardiac region and the chest, nausea, acid regurgitation, difficulty in swallowing, vomiting, mental disorders, epilepsy and palpitations are indications of which point?

Headache, neck rigidity, blurring of vision, epistaxis, sore throat, post-apoplexy aphasia, hemiplegia and mental disorders are indications of which point?

Which point expels wind and heat, clears heat and benefits the throat and teeth, dispels fullness and treats diarrhea?

The best point to nourish Heart and Kidney connection is?

The Urinary Bladder meridian starts at?

Your patient comes to you with a sore throat, fever, fatigue and she has lost her voice. Her pulse is floating and rapid. Which point prescription would you choose?

Your patient has night sweats. The best point combination is?

Which point harmonizes the Middle Jiao and lowers rebellion, descends Qi and alleviates cough and wheezing?

Which point tonifies Spleen and Stomach, resolves dampness, harmonizes Liver and tonifies the Kidney, regulates menses and induces labor, harmonizes Lower jiao,, regulates urination, benefits genitals, calms spirit, invigorates blood, activates the channel and alleviates pain?

Which extra point eliminates wind and clears heat, reduces swelling and stops pain, activates qi and blood and alleviates pain?

Which point treats daytime epilepsy?

Your patient has spontaneous sweating. The best point combination is?

Sally comes to you with no appetite and vomiting after eating. She also says she is always tired, feels weak and has slightly loose stools. Her pulse is weak and thready. What point prescription do you choose?

Your patient is 9 months pregnant and a few days before her due date but the baby has not dropped down and is still head up. What point would you choose to turn the baby?

Your patient comes to you for abdominal distension. She says her abdomen always feels bloated, feels better with pressure, has no appetite and loose stools. Her pulse is forceless.

Your patient is having chest pains. The best point combination is?

The best point combination to clear heat and resolve damp heat is?

Your patient comes to you with insomnia. She says she hasn’t slept in 2 weeks and can’t function. She can’t think straight because of having no sleep and it’s affecting her work. What point prescription do you use?

Judi wakes up and her face and eyelids are very puffy and swollen. Her skin is tight and shiny. She has slight chills and a fever and is thirsty. Her pulse is superficial. Which point prescription would you choose?

Your patient is 7 weeks pregnant and has had morning sickness for all 7 weeks. She can’t tolerate smells of food and is nauseous as soon as she wakes up every day. Which point prescription do you use?

Pain in the cardiac region and the chest, nausea, mental disorders and epilepsy are indications of which point?