夏英白曰∶从离宫掐起，至干宫止，中间轻掐，两头重掐，化痰，治咳嗽、昏迷呕吐。
夏英白曰∶从儿大指尖脾经外边推上去，经肱面左边，至肱下节大半处，转至右边，经手心，仍到儿大指头止，
治黄肿虚胀。
夏英白曰∶用二大指搓儿手与肱之背面，各数下，再拿儿手掌，轻轻慢慢而摇，顺气化痰。
夏英白曰∶一手掐儿大指根骨，一手掐儿大指尖脾经，能消食，治痞块。
夏英白曰∶先掐总筋，清天河水，医人以四指皆屈，随以中指背第二节第三节骨凸起，浇新汲凉水于儿掌心，
往右运劳宫，医人以口气吹之，随吹随推。大凉，治一切热症最效。
夏英白曰∶一手托儿肘斗运转，一手捉儿手摇动，男左女右，治小儿痞块。
夏英白曰∶此穴在手背虎口上两旁有圆骨处。遇儿急风暴死，掐此穴。儿哭叫可治，无声难治。
涂蔚生曰∶此节即《针灸大成》之所谓合骨穴，以其有二骨相交会也。英白以前贤之推拿法，具以此穴为威灵
穴，故亦名为威灵。然究不如合骨之易识易记也。
夏英白曰∶此穴在手背无名小指夹界上半寸，掐之治痰喘、气吼、干呕、痞积。
涂蔚生曰∶此穴即《针灸大成》之所谓液门穴，属于手少阳三焦经。英白盖亦沿前贤之推拿法，故名为向导穴耳。
夏英白说：从离宫开始掐，直到干宫为止，中间部位轻掐，两头部位重掐，具有化痰功效，用于治疗咳嗽、昏迷及呕吐。
夏英白说：从小儿大指尖端的脾经外侧向上推，经过肱面左侧，到达肱部下节大半处，转向右侧，经过手心，最后回到小儿大拇指尖停止，用于治疗黄肿和虚胀。
夏英白说：用两个大拇指搓揉小儿手部与手臂的背面，各数次，再握住小儿手掌，轻轻慢慢地摇动，以顺气化痰。
夏英白说：一手掐住小儿大拇指根部的骨头，另一手掐住小儿大拇指尖端脾经处，能够消食，治疗痞块。
夏英白说：先掐总筋穴，清天河水操作时，医者将四指弯曲，随即用中指背面的第二节和第三节骨凸起处，浇上新汲取的凉水在小儿掌心，向右侧运劳宫穴，医者一边吹气一边推拿。此法极凉，治疗各种热症最为有效。
夏英白说：一手托住小儿肘部进行运转，另一手握住小儿的手摇动，男性取左侧，女性取右侧，用于治疗小儿痞块。
夏英白说：此穴位在手背虎口上方两旁有圆形骨骼的地方。遇到小儿急病暴死的情况，掐此穴位。如果小儿哭叫则易治，无声则难治。
涂蔚生说：这一节即《针灸大成》中所说的合谷穴（Hegu, LI4），因为有两块骨头相交会而得名。夏英白沿袭前贤的推拿手法，将此穴称为威灵穴，所以也命名为威灵。然而终究不如合谷穴容易识别和记忆。
夏英白说：此穴位在手背无名指与小指夹缝的上半寸处，掐此穴可治疗痰喘、气吼、干呕和痞积。
涂蔚生说：此穴位即《针灸大成》中所说的液门穴（Yemen, SJ6），属于手少阳三焦经。夏英白大概也是沿袭前贤的推拿手法，所以将其命名为向导穴。
Xia Yingbai said: Begin pinching from Li Palace (Li Gong) and continue until Gan Palace (Gan Gong). Pinch lightly in the middle section and heavily at both ends. This method resolves phlegm and treats cough, coma, and vomiting.
Xia Yingbai said: Push upwards along the lateral side of the Spleen Meridian at the tip of the child's thumb, passing through the left side of the forearm surface, reaching approximately two-thirds down the lower segment of the forearm. Turn to the right side, pass through the palm, and stop back at the tip of the child's thumb. This treats yellow edema and deficiency-type distension.
Xia Yingbai said: The Qi Guan point is located on the second segment of the anterior aspect of the index finger. Rubbing this area promotes the movement of Qi and unblocks orifices.
Xia Yingbai said: Use both thumbs to rub the dorsal aspect of the child's hand and forearm several times. Then grasp the child's palm and gently and slowly rotate it to soothe Qi and resolve phlegm.
Xia Yingbai said: One hand pinches the bone at the root of the child's thumb, while the other hand pinches the Spleen Meridian at the tip of the child's thumb. This eliminates food stagnation and treats mass formations (Pi Kuai).
Xia Yingbai said: First pinch Zongjin (Zongjin), then perform Qing Tianhe Shui (Clearing the Heavenly River Water). The practitioner bends all four fingers, then uses the protruding bones of the second and third segments of the dorsal aspect of the middle finger. Pour newly drawn cool water onto the child's palm, then rotate clockwise around Laogong (Laogong, PC8). While doing so, the practitioner blows air onto the area, pushing and blowing simultaneously. This method produces a strong cooling sensation and is most effective for treating various heat syndromes.
Xia Yingbai said: One hand supports and rotates the child's elbow joint, while the other hand grasps and shakes the child's hand. For males, use the left side; for females, use the right side. This treats pediatric mass formations (Pi Kuai).
Xia Yingbai said: This acupoint is located on the dorsal aspect of the hand, on either side of the tiger's mouth where round bones meet. In cases of sudden infant death or acute collapse, pinch this acupoint. If the child cries, it is treatable; if silent, it is difficult to treat.
Tu Weisheng said: This section corresponds to Hegu (Hegu, LI4) as described in *Zhenjiu Dacheng* (Great Treatise on Acupuncture and Moxibustion), named so because two bones intersect there. Xia Yingbai followed the tuina methods of former sages, referring to this point as Weilings (Weiling), hence also named Weilings. However, it is ultimately not as easy to identify and remember as Hegu.
Xia Yingbai said: This acupoint is located on the dorsal aspect of the hand, half a cun above the interspace between the ring finger and little finger. Pinching this point treats phlegmatic wheezing, gasping, dry retching, and abdominal masses.
Tu Weisheng said: This acupoint corresponds to Yemen (Yemen, SJ6) as described in *Zhenjiu Dacheng*, belonging to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian. Xia Yingbai likely followed the tuina methods of former sages, thus naming it Xiangdao (Xiangdao).