Across
- 2. commonly used for nausea and vomiting (PC6) — NEIGUAN
- 5. therapeutic modality category — ALTERNATIVE
- 8. technique using electrical current through needles — ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
- 10. energy concept central to acupuncture theory — QI
- 13. principle describing balance of opposing forces — YINYANG
- 14. area during pregnancy (certain points) — ABDOMEN
- 17. mechanism involving endogenous opioid release — ENDORPHINS
- 18. technique requirement to prevent this — INFECTION
- 19. felt by patient (aching/heaviness) during needling — DEQI
- 20. needling technique depending on anatomy — INSERTION
Down
- 1. complication causing fainting — VASOVAGAL
- 3. stomach meridian point below knee (ST36) — ZUSANLI
- 4. insertion causing localized muscle twitch response — TRIGGERPOINT
- 6. explanation involving spinal cord pain gating — GATECONTROL
- 7. organ system associated with emotional regulation (anger) — LIVER
- 9. therapy using dried mugwort — MOXIBUSTION
- 11. of medicine studying pain relief via nerve signals — NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
- 12. point located between thumb and index finger (LI4) — HEGU
- 15. of channels linking internal organs to body surface — MERIDIANS
- 16. hypothesis explaining acupuncture via nerve pathways — NEUROMODULATION
