寅门穴，从鼻头直入发际，度取通绳分为三断，绳取一分入发际，当绳头针是穴。治马
黄黄胆等病。
上龈里穴，正当人中及唇，针三 ，治马黄黄胆等病。
上 穴，入口里边，在上缝赤白脉是，针三 ，治马黄黄胆四时等病。
舌下穴，挟舌两边针，治黄胆等病。
唇里穴，正当承浆里边，逼齿龈，针三 ，治马黄黄胆寒暑温疫等病。
颞 穴，在眉眼尾中间，上下有来去络脉是，针灸之，治四时伤暑伤寒所苦，疸气温病
等，挟人中穴，火针，治马黄黄胆通身并黄，语音已不转者。
挟承浆穴，去承浆两边各一寸，治马黄急疫等病。
巨阙穴，在心下一寸，灸七壮，冶马黄黄胆急疫等病。
上脘穴，在心下二寸，灸七壮，治马黄黄胆等病。
风府穴，在项后入发际一寸，去上骨一寸，针之，治头中百病，马黄黄胆等病。
热府穴，在第二节下，两旁相去各一寸五分，治马黄黄胆等病。
肺俞穴，从大椎数第三椎，两旁相去各一寸五分，灸主黄胆，通治百毒病。
脚后跟穴，在白肉后际，针灸随便，治马黄黄胆寒暑诸毒等病。
耳中穴，在耳门孔上横梁是，针灸之，治马黄黄胆寒暑疫毒等病。
手太阳穴，手小指端，灸随年壮，治黄胆，擘石子头穴，还取病患手自捉擘，从腕中大
渊纹，向上一夫，接白肉际，灸七壮，治马黄黄胆等病。
钱孔穴，度乳至脐中屈，肋头骨是，灸百壮，治黄胆。
太冲穴，针灸随便，治马黄温疫等病。
鱼际二穴，在手大指本节后内侧，散脉中，各灸三壮，主热病恶寒舌上黄，头痛汗不出
，又灸黄胆法，在脐两旁各一寸半，各灸五壮，出普济针灸经。
寅门穴，从鼻头直向发际方向测量，用绳子量取长度并分为三等份，取其中一份的长度作为入发际的距离，绳子的末端所对应的部位即是该穴位。用于治疗马黄、黄疸等疾病。
上龈里穴，正位于人中沟及嘴唇处，针刺三下（或三寸/三分，原文“三”后缺字，依语境推测为刺法），用于治疗马黄、黄疸等疾病。
上[阙]穴（注：原文此处有缺字，通常指“上关”或类似位置，但依原文描述“入口里边，在上缝赤白脉是”，可能指口腔内特定部位，此处保留原意），入口内侧，在上部红白肉交界的脉络处，针刺三下，用于治疗马黄、黄疸及四季时令病等。
唇里穴，正位于承浆穴内侧，紧贴齿龈，针刺三下，用于治疗马黄、黄疸、寒暑及温疫等疾病。
颞[阙]穴（注：原文“颞 ”后缺字，结合位置“眉眼尾中间”，可能指太阳穴附近），位于眉毛和眼尾中间的上下往来络脉处，进行针灸治疗，用于缓解四季伤暑、伤寒所致痛苦，以及疸气、温病等；配合人中穴，用火针治疗，用于马黄、黄疸导致全身发黄、声音嘶哑不能言语者。
巨阙穴，在心口下一寸处，艾灸七壮，用于治疗马黄、黄疸、急疫等疾病。
上脘穴，在心口下二寸处，艾灸七壮，用于治疗马黄、黄疸等疾病。
风府穴，在后颈部入发际一寸处，距离上方骨骼一寸处，针刺治疗，用于头部各种疾病，以及马黄、黄疸等疾病。
热府穴，在第二节椎骨下方，两旁相距各一寸五分处，用于治疗马黄、黄疸等疾病。
肺俞穴，从大椎穴向下数第三个椎骨，两旁相距各一寸五分处，艾灸主要用于黄疸，通治各种毒病。
脚后跟穴，在脚后跟白色肌肉的后边缘，针灸随意，用于治疗马黄、黄疸、寒暑及各种毒病等。
耳中穴，在耳门孔上方的横梁处，进行针灸治疗，用于治疗马黄、黄疸、寒暑及疫毒等病。
手太阳穴，在手小指尖端，艾灸随患者年龄而定的壮数（随年壮），用于治疗黄疸；擘石子头穴，让患者自己用手掰开石头状物体（或指特定手势/部位），从腕部的大渊纹处，向上量一夫的距离，接至白肉边缘，艾灸七壮，用于治疗马黄、黄疸等疾病。
钱孔穴，测量从乳头到脐中的距离并折叠，肋骨头的部位，艾灸一百壮，用于治疗黄疸。
鱼际二穴，在手大拇指本节后的内侧，散在的脉络中，每侧各艾灸三壮，主治热病恶寒、舌苔黄、头痛汗不出；另外艾灸治疗黄疸的方法，是在脐旁左右各一寸半处，每侧各艾灸五壮，出自《普济针灸经》。
Yinmen (BL-? or Extra point, contextually specific) acupoint: Measure straight from the tip of the nose towards the hairline. Use a cord to measure and divide into three equal parts; take one part as the distance entering the hairline. The point corresponding to the end of the cord is the acupoint. It treats Ma Huang (Horse Yellow fever/acute jaundice) and Huang Dan (Jaundice).
Shangyinli (Upper Gum Interior) acupoint: Located directly at the philtrum and lips. Prick three times (or insert depth), treating Ma Huang and Huang Dan.
[Missing Character] Shu (Upper [Missing]) acupoint: Inside the mouth, located on the red-white mucosal junction in the upper region. Prick three times, treating Ma Huang, Huang Dan, and seasonal diseases.
Shexia (Under Tongue) acupoints: Pricked on both sides of the tongue. Treats Huang Dan.
Chunli (Lip Interior) acupoint: Located directly inside Chengjiang (CV-24), pressing against the gingiva. Prick three times, treating Ma Huang, Huang Dan, Cold/Heat pathogens, and Wen Yi (Warm Epidemics).
[Missing Character] Nei (Temporal [Missing]) acupoint: Located between the outer canthus of the eye and the end of the eyebrow, on the ascending and descending collateral vessels. Moxibustion and acupuncture treat discomfort from Summerheat and Cold damage in all seasons, Dan Qi (Jaundice qi), and Wen Bing (Warm Diseases). Combined with Renzhong (GV-26), using fire needle treatment for Ma Huang and Huang Dan causing general body yellowing and loss of voice.
Jia Chengjiang (Flanking Chengjiang) points: One cun lateral to Chengjiang (CV-24) on each side. Treats acute Ma Huang epidemics.
Juque (CV-14) acupoint: One cun below the heart pit. Moxa seven zhuang. Treats Ma Huang, Huang Dan, and acute epidemics.
Shangwan (CV-13) acupoint: Two cun below the heart pit. Moxa seven zhuang. Treats Ma Huang and Huang Dan.
Fengfu (GV-16) acupoint: One cun above the posterior hairline, one cun below the upper bone (occipital bone). Acupuncture treats various head diseases, Ma Huang, and Huang Dan.
Refu (Heat Mansion) acupoint: Below the second thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral on both sides. Treats Ma Huang and Huang Dan.
Feishu (BL-13) acupoint: On the third thoracic vertebra counting down from Dazhui (GV-14), 1.5 cun lateral on both sides. Moxibustion primarily treats Huang Dan and generally treats various toxic diseases.
Jiaohougen (Heel) acupoint: At the posterior margin of the white skin of the heel. Acupuncture and moxibustion are flexible. Treats Ma Huang, Huang Dan, Cold/Heat, and various toxins.
Ezhong (Inside Ear) acupoint: On the transverse bar above the ear gate hole. Acupuncture and moxibustion treat Ma Huang, Huang Dan, Cold/Heat, and epidemic toxins.
Shoutaiyang (Hand Taiyang) acupoint: At the tip of the little finger. Moxa according to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhuang). Treats Huang Dan.
Bashizitou (Splitting Stone Head) acupoint: Have the patient grasp their own hand/arm. From the Dayuan (LU-8) crease at the wrist, measure up one Fu (hand breadth) to the junction with white skin. Moxa seven zhuang. Treats Ma Huang and Huang Dan.
Qiankong (Money Hole) acupoint: Measure from the nipple to the umbilicus, fold in half; locate at the rib head. Moxa one hundred zhuang. Treats Huang Dan.
Taichong (LR-3) acupoint: Acupuncture and moxibustion are flexible. Treats Ma Huang and Wen Yi.
Yuji (LI-10) bilateral acupoints: Located on the medial side behind the first metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb, within the scattered collaterals. Moxa three zhuang on each side. Primarily treats Heat diseases with aversion to cold, yellow tongue coating, headache, and anhidrosis. Another method for moxa treating Huang Dan: Moxa five zhuang on each side, 1.5 cun lateral to the umbilicus. Source: Pu Ji Zhen Jiu Jing.