Abdominal Acupuncture: Course Quiz (v1, retained for records)

Abdominal acupuncture was first developed by:

Different needle depth will have different therapeutic outcomes.

What is the superficial Heaven level used to treat?

Mapping the spine on the abdomen, which point corresponds to C7/DU-14 area?

In measuring the turtle onto the abdomen, you can use the same method of using finger widths to find the points.

The same ½ cun measurement is used when finding points up and down the midline, as is used to point points lateral to the midline.

To treat pain on the left, choose corresponding points on the left.

Abdominal points AB1, AB2 and AB3 relate to the following areas in order:

Qipang or AB7 is used when you want to:

AB5 is used to treat:

Which point should be needled when there is pain and swelling due to disc herniation?

Which region is best treated with Ren-4?

When there is signs of undernourished tissues or weakened muscles, a good point to add would be:

Which combination of points create the “abdominal 4 gates”?

In abdominal palpation, what is the most important finding to inform your point location?

Which combination of points are used for rheumatic conditions?

If someone has a frontal headache across both sides, which area would be your main treatment focus?

For sciatica affecting the left leg down to the toes, would you:

For upper limb pain, which point can help send circulation down the limb?

For stroke recovery or when treating weakened patients, what group of points can help activate the abdominal channels before you start your main treatment?