Meridians: Channel practice

Order the clock starting from the 1 to 3 slot.

1. Liver↑↓
2. Lung↑↓
3. Large Intestine↑↓
4. Stomach↑↓
5. Spleen↑↓

Which channel pairs with the Spleen in the interior-exterior relationship?

1. Small Intestine
2. Stomach
3. Bladder

Match the time slot to its channel.

Order the afternoon and evening slots starting at 13.

1. Small Intestine↑↓
2. Bladder↑↓
3. Kidney↑↓
4. Pericardium↑↓
5. San Jiao↑↓

Classify each channel by limb and polarity.

• HeartArm yinArm yangLeg yangLeg yin
• Small IntestineArm yinArm yangLeg yangLeg yin
• BladderArm yinArm yangLeg yangLeg yin
• KidneyArm yinArm yangLeg yangLeg yin
• San JiaoArm yinArm yangLeg yangLeg yin
• SpleenArm yinArm yangLeg yangLeg yin

Which channel pairs with the Heart?

1. Pericardium
2. Lung
3. Small Intestine

Match each channel pair with its phase.

Which channel takes over after the Bladder, and where?

1. Kidney, at the foot
2. Gallbladder, at the face
3. Small Intestine, at the hand

Forehead headache that appears after eating badly, with nausea. Which channel?

1. Bladder
2. Stomach
3. Liver

Sort each channel by its phase.

• LiverWoodFireWater
• Small IntestineWoodFireWater
• BladderWoodFireWater
• GallbladderWoodFireWater
• PericardiumWoodFireWater
• KidneyWoodFireWater

Order the last stretch of the circuit starting from Pericardium.

1. Pericardium↑↓
2. San Jiao↑↓
3. Gallbladder↑↓
4. Liver↑↓
5. Lung↑↓

Widespread eczema. Which channel pair would you consider working?

1. Liver and Gallbladder
2. Heart and Small Intestine
3. Lung and Large Intestine

Match each slot with its channel.

Describe the channel running down the nape and the whole back to the little toe.

Three channels cross just above the inner ankle. Which ones?

1. Bladder, Gallbladder and Stomach
2. Spleen, Liver and Kidney
3. Lung, Heart and Pericardium