脑后喑门穴，不可伤，伤即令人哑，宜针人中无突二穴，可二分。
风府一穴，在喑门上入发际一寸五分，针只可一寸以下，过度即令人哑，亦针人中无突
穴救之。
两腋外纹头尖处上曲池穴，不可伤，伤即令人手臂不举，宜针大椎相夹脑骨缝四穴，深
半寸。
睑池上下四穴，针只可深一米许，过深令人血灌黑睛，视物不见，不可治也。
眼小 后一寸，太阳穴，不可伤，伤即令人目枯，不可治也。
两目大 二穴，只可背睛斜飞，不得直针，直即伤睛致瞎，不可治也。
囟会一穴，只可针五分，过即令人头旋目暗，急针百会及风府二穴救之。
承泣二穴，只可针三分，深即令人目陷，陷即不治。
正营不可伤，伤即令人神魂失次，宜针大椎两边相去三寸，后心一穴，可入五分。
承筋不可伤，伤即令人手脚挛缩，凡针筋皮，须重手按开而取正穴，如伤即治手虎口，
及手腕上下。
胆池不可伤，伤即令人目暗（即乳下二穴是），宜治肝俞，肺俞不可伤，伤即令人身心颤
掉，宜针后心囟门穴救之。
肺募不可伤，伤即令人鼻塞不闻香臭，白汗透流，宜治囟门，及心下一寸，深可一寸半。
地户涌泉不可伤，伤即令人百神俱散，宜治人中百会三里分白穴。
手心不可伤，伤即令人闷倒，眼直上，宜治前后心，可五分，又治神庭穴。
大腋不可伤，伤即令人心气促，宜治肺俞穴，阴后神田不可伤，伤即令人精神散乱，屎
尿不禁。
耳后宛处不可伤，伤即令人口颊 斜，宜治人中承浆二穴。
水曹不可伤，伤即令人尿血不止，宜治脐上一寸，及百会。
章门不可伤，伤即令人气绝，宜治后心囟会，脑户不可伤，伤即令人命绝，亦宜治后心
囟会，神庭不可伤，伤即令人命绝，宜治百会，至骨胸前诸穴，不可伤，伤即令人闷倒，宜
治人中，命室不可伤，伤即令人命绝，宜治人中百会承浆。
颐下不可伤，伤即令人舌根不转，宜治耳后宛宛处五分，过之亦伤也，委中不可伤，伤
即令人脚挛，行履不遂，宜治三里分白穴。
外踝上一寸，不可伤，伤即令人闷绝，宜治分白穴。
命泉不可伤，伤即令人行不得，宜治三里，乳首不可伤，伤即令人命绝，不可治也。
白气不可伤，伤即令人失音，宜治无突。
脑后喑门穴，不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人失语，适宜针刺人中、无突两个穴位，深度可二分。
风府一穴，位于喑门上方入发际一寸五分处，针刺只可深于一寸以下，过度深入会导致人失语，也应针刺人中、无突穴来救治。
两腋外侧纹理尽头尖处上方的曲池穴，不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人手臂无法举起，适宜针刺大椎及夹脊骨缝处的四个穴位，深度半寸。
睑池上下四穴，针刺只可深约一米（注：此处原文“米”疑为“分”之误，但依原文直译），过深会导致血液灌注黑睛，视物不见，无法治愈。
眼小眦后一寸处的太阳穴，不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人眼球干枯，无法治愈。
两眼大眦的二穴，只能斜向背离眼球方向进针，不得直刺，直刺即会损伤眼球导致失明，无法治愈。
囟会一穴，只可针刺五分，过量会导致人头晕目眩，紧急时需针刺百会及风府二穴来救治。
承泣二穴，只可针刺三分，过深会导致人眼球下陷，陷入则无法治疗。
正营穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人神魂错乱，适宜针刺大椎两侧相距三寸的后心一穴，深度可入五分。
承筋穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人手脚痉挛收缩，凡针刺筋皮部位，必须重手按压开皮肤再取正穴，如已损伤则应治疗手部虎口及手腕上下部位。
胆池穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人视力昏暗（即乳下二穴是），适宜治疗肝俞穴；肺俞穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人身心颤抖，适宜针刺后心囟门穴来救治。
肺募穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人鼻塞不闻香臭，冷汗透流，适宜治疗囟门，以及心下一寸处，深度可一寸半。
地户涌泉穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人百神俱散，适宜治疗人中、百会、三里、分白穴。
手心不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人昏厥闷倒，眼睛直视向上，适宜治疗前后心部位，深度五分，又治疗神庭穴。
大腋穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人心气急促，阴后神田穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人精神散乱，大小便失禁。
耳后宛曲处不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人口颊歪斜，适宜治疗人中、承浆二穴。
水曹穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人尿血不止，适宜治疗脐上一寸处，以及百会穴。
章门穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人气绝，适宜治疗后心囟会穴；脑户穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人命绝，也适宜治疗后心囟会穴；神庭穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人命绝，适宜治疗百会穴；至骨胸前诸穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人昏厥闷倒，适宜治疗人中穴；命室穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人命绝，适宜治疗人中、百会、承浆穴。
颐下部位不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人舌根不能转动，适宜治疗耳后宛宛处五分，过度也会造成损伤；委中穴不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人脚部痉挛，行走不便，适宜治疗三里、分白穴。
外踝上一寸处不可损伤，一旦损伤会导致人昏厥，适宜治疗分白穴。
The Yinmen (Dark Gate) acupoint at the back of the head must not be injured; injury causes aphasia. It is appropriate to needle the Renzhong (Water Gap) and Wutu (No Projection) acupoints, with a depth of 2 fen.
The Fengfu (Wind Palace) acupoint is located 1.5 cun above the hairline from the top of Yinmen. Needling should not exceed 1 cun in depth; excessive depth causes aphasia. Injury can also be treated by needling the Renzhong and Wutu acupoints for rescue.
The Quchi (Pool at the Crook) acupoint, located superior to the tip of the lateral crease of the axilla, must not be injured; injury causes inability to raise the arm. It is appropriate to needle four acupoints at the Dazhui (Great Vertebra) and the interspaces of the paraspinal muscles, with a depth of 0.5 cun.
The four acupoints above and below the Lianchi (Eyelid Pool) should be needled only to a depth of approximately 1 mi (note: likely a textual error for 'fen' in original context, but translated as per source); excessive depth causes blood to flood the black pupil (cornea/iris), resulting in blindness, which is incurable.
The Taiyang (Sun) acupoint, located 1 cun posterior to the outer canthus, must not be injured; injury causes eyeball atrophy, which is incurable.
The two acupoints at the inner canthi of both eyes should only be needled obliquely away from the globe; direct needling damages the eye causing blindness, which is incurable.
The Xinhui (Fontanel Meeting) acupoint should be needled only to a depth of 5 fen; excessive depth causes vertigo and dim vision. Emergency treatment requires needling the Baihui (Hundred Convergences) and Fengfu acupoints for rescue.
The Chengqi (Receiving Tears) acupoints should be needled only to a depth of 3 fen; excessive depth causes sunken eyeballs, which is incurable.
The Zhengying (Upright Camp) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes disordered spirit and soul. It is appropriate to needle the Houxin (Back Heart) acupoint, located 3 cun apart on either side of Dazhui, with a depth of 5 fen.
The Chengjin (Supporting Sinew) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes spasm and contraction of the limbs. When needling sinew or skin areas, one must press firmly to separate the skin before locating the correct point. If injured, treat the Hegu (Tiger Mouth) area of the hand and the upper and lower wrist regions.
The Danchi (Gallbladder Pool) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes dim vision (referring to the two points below the breast). Treat the Ganshu (Liver Shu) acupoint. The Feishu (Lung Shu) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes trembling of the body and mind. Treat the Houxin and Xinhui acupoints for rescue.
The Feimu (Lung Mu) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes nasal congestion with loss of smell and taste, and profuse cold sweating. Treat the Xinhui acupoint and the point 1 cun below the heart (likely referring to a chest point), with a depth of 1.5 cun.
The Diyu Yongquan (Earth Well Spring) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes dispersion of all vital spirits. Treat the Renzhong, Baihui, Zusanli, and Fenbai acupoints.
The palm center must not be injured; injury causes fainting and staring upward. Treat the anterior and posterior heart regions to a depth of 5 fen, and also treat the Shenting (Spirit Court) acupoint.
The Daye (Great Axilla) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes shortness of breath. The Yinhou Shentian (Yin Behind Spirit Field) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes mental confusion and incontinence of urine and feces.
The depression behind the ear must not be injured; injury causes facial deviation. Treat the Renzhong and Chengjiang (Chin Pond) acupoints.
The Shuicao (Water Canal) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes persistent hematuria. Treat the point 1 cun above the umbilicus and the Baihui acupoint.
The Zhangmen (Chapter Door) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes cessation of qi. Treat the Houxin and Xinhui acupoints. The Naohu (Brain Door) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes death. Also treat the Houxin and Xinhui acupoints. The Shenting acupoint must not be injured; injury causes death. Treat the Baihui acupoint. The various acupoints on the chest near the bone must not be injured; injury causes fainting. Treat the Renzhong acupoint. The Mingshi (Life Chamber) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes death. Treat the Renzhong, Baihui, and Chengjiang acupoints.
The area below the chin must not be injured; injury causes immobility of the tongue root. Treat the depression behind the ear to a depth of 5 fen; excessive depth also causes injury. The Weizhong (Central Marsh) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes leg spasms and difficulty walking. Treat the Zusanli and Fenbai acupoints.
The area 1 cun above the lateral malleolus must not be injured; injury causes syncope. Treat the Fenbai acupoint.
The Mingquan (Life Spring) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes inability to walk. Treat the Zusanli acupoint. The Rushou (Breast Nipple) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes death and is incurable.
The Baiqi (White Qi) acupoint must not be injured; injury causes loss of voice. Treat the Wutu acupoint.