Gall Bladder | Spleen | Pericardium | Liver | Heart | Triple Heater/Burner | Lung | Small Intestine | Conception Vessel | Large Intestine (colon) | Bladder | Governor Vessel | Stomach | Kidney | Extra Points
| Governor Vessel | ||
| GV16 | An extremely dangerous point. Should only be used in emergencies. Strikes here can cause paralysis or death. |
| Name | Fengfu (wind's dwelling) |
| Location | At the base of the skull on the centerline. In the depression between the neck muscles. |
| GV26 | Both a good striking point & control point. Pressure should be applied up and in. |
| Name | Shui Gou (Water Trough) |
| Location | Philtrum, just below the nose |
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*cun is a form of measurement used in traditional Chinese medicine which is the distance between the first and second joint on the middle finger.
Gall Bladder | Spleen | Pericardium | Liver | Heart | Triple Heater/Burner | Lung | Small Intestine | Conception Vessel | Large Intestine (colon) | Bladder | Governor Vessel | Stomach | Kidney | Extra Points