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4.2 Acupuncture (TCM Tutorial)
The Acupuncture Catalogue is located at the left side of Acupuncture register of TCM
Tutorial. At the right side, the docking folders Point Information and Acupuncture Charts
are displayed.
Highlight an Acupuncture point to get access to the Point Information and Acupuncture
Charts.
4.2.1 Point Information
At Point Information docking folder you have access to the name, location, function,
indication, an explanation of the Chinese point name and to information about needeling
and moxibustion of each acupuncture point.
Additionally, own notes can be added to the Point Information. Therefore use the Notes
register.
Use the full text search to search through the Point Information comfortably.
With help of the Acupuncture Point’s context menu (right mouse button) you have always
access to the Point Information docking folder.
4.2.2 Acupuncture Charts
Highlight an Acupuncture Point to display the
Acupuncture Charts.
With help of the regulators on the left side of the
Acupuncture Charts, determine the anatomical
representation (skin, muscles, bones, inner
organs with vessels and nerves) of the
Acupuncture charts.
4.3 Symptoms (TCM Tutorial)
The Symptoms Catalogue is located at the left side of Symptoms register of TCM Tutorial.
Highlight a symptom to get the TCM diagnosis.
Take some time to get familiar with the content of
Symptoms Catalogue. The more familiar you get,
the easier it is to find the necessary symptoms and
diseases.
Click through the tree structure or enter a search
item in the prefix search below, to quickly find the
symptom. Use the F3 key of your keyboard to
continue the search.
Acupuncture Charts displaying one
single point
Use the acupuncture point’s context
menu (right mouse button) in the
Acupuncture Catalogue to display only
one point on the Acupuncture Chart.
Symptoms Catalogue
ShenProfessional’s Symptom
Catalogue contains over 4000
symptoms and western diseases.
Get the TCM diagnosis to each
symptom with a single click.