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Reference notes on the things the protocol database cannot say for itself: how points are named and coded, what the warnings on a point mean, and the frame the prescriptions were written in. Every page says what it rests on and when that was last checked.
Sections
Nomenclature
How points are named and coded, and where the codes stop agreeing with each other.
2 pages
Safety
What the warnings on a point mean, and the ones that change with the patient in front of you.
2 pages
Theory
The frame the prescriptions were written in, and what it means for what you can look up.
1 page
All pages
The following 5 pages are in the wiki, newest first.
Reading a point code
What LI04, EX-HN03 and MS6 each mean, and where AcuiQ spells them differently.
Classical and modern · Anyone · 5 min
The channel system, counted
Fourteen channels, 361 points, and the 412 more that sit outside them.
Classical · Anyone · 5 min
Reading a point warning
What the cautions on a point page are, where they come from, and the one failure they can hide.
Classical and modern · Practitioner · 5 min
Pregnancy and the forbidden points
The one contraindication that is also an indication, and how to tell which reading applies.
Classical and modern · Practitioner · 5 min
Patterns, symptoms and what you can look up
Why a symptom index for acupuncture holds things that are not symptoms.
Classical · Anyone · 6 min