\r足太阴脾经穴图一\p06-d26a24.bmp\r（二十一穴）
\r足太阴脾经穴图二\p06-d26a25.bmp\r
脾经诸穴歌
足太阴，脾中州，二十一穴隐白游，赴太都兮瞻太白，访公
孙兮至商邱，越三阴之交，而漏谷地机可接，步阴陵之泉，而血
海箕门是求，入冲门兮府府舍轩豁，解腹结兮大横优游，腹哀食
窦兮，接天溪而同派，胸乡周荣兮，缀大包而如钩。
、脾经穴分寸歌
大指内侧起隐白，节后陷中求大都，太白内侧核骨下，节后
一寸公孙呼，商邱内踝陷中遭，踝上三寸三阴交，踝上六寸漏谷
是，踝上五寸地机朝，膝下内侧阴陵泉，血海膝膑上内廉，箕门
穴在鱼腹取，动脉应手越筋间，冲门期下尺五分，（期门，肝经穴，巨阙
旁四寸五分。巨阙，任脉穴，脐上六寸五分。）府舍期下九寸判，腹结期下六
寸八，大横期下五寸半，腹哀期下方二寸，期门肝经穴道现，巨阙之旁四寸五，却连脾穴休胡乱。自此以上
食窦穴，天溪胸乡周荣贯，相去寸六无多寡，又上寸六中府换，（肺经穴。）大包腋下有六
寸，渊液腋下三寸绊。（左右共四十二穴。）
\r手少阴心经穴图\p06-d26a26.bmp\r（九穴）
心经诸穴歌
手少阴，九穴成。极泉青灵少海行，自灵道通里而达，过阴
神门而迎，抵于少府，少冲可寻。
心经穴分寸歌
少阴心起极泉中，腋下筋间脉入胸。（臂内腋下，筋间动脉入胸。）青灵肘上三寸取，少海肘后五分容，
（肘内廉节后大骨外，去肘端五分，屈节向头得。）灵道掌后一寸半，通里腕后一寸同，阴 腕后方半寸，
神门掌后兑骨隆，少府节后劳宫直，小指内侧取少冲。（凡九穴，左右共十八穴。）
【足太阴脾经穴位图一】（共二十一个穴位）
【足太阴脾经穴位图二】
脾经各穴位歌诀：
足太阴脾经，位于中州（脾胃所在的中焦区域），有二十一个穴位。从隐白穴开始游走，前往太都（指腹部中央区域）瞻望太白（指商丘穴附近），拜访公孙穴，到达商丘穴。越过三阴经（足太阴脾经、足少阴肾经、足厥阴肝经）的交会处，漏谷穴和地机穴便可相接。步入阴陵泉之泉水旁，血海穴和箕门穴是所求之处。进入冲门穴，府舍穴显得开阔宽敞；解开腹结穴，大横穴悠然自得。腹哀穴和食窦穴相连，与天溪穴同出一源；胸乡穴和周荣穴相连，缀连大包穴如钩状。
脾经穴位分寸歌诀：
在大脚趾内侧起始处取隐白穴，节后凹陷中寻求大都穴，太白穴在内侧核骨（第一跖骨基底）下方，节后一寸处呼为公孙穴，商丘穴在内踝前方的凹陷中遭遇，内踝上三寸处是三阴交穴，内踝上六寸处是漏谷穴，内踝上五寸处朝见地机穴，膝下内侧是阴陵泉穴，血海穴在膝盖髌骨（膑骨）上方的内侧廉缘，箕门穴在鱼腹（大腿内侧肌肉丰厚处）取穴，动脉应手穿过筋间，冲门穴在期门穴下方五分处（注：期门是肝经穴位，巨阙旁四寸五分。巨阙是任脉穴位，脐上六寸五分），府舍穴在期门穴下方九寸处划分，腹结穴在期门穴下方六寸八分，大横穴在期门穴下方五寸半，腹哀穴在期门穴下方二寸，期门穴是肝经的穴位显现，巨阙穴旁边四寸五分，却连接着脾经穴位不要胡乱操作。从此以上依次是食窦穴，天溪、胸乡、周荣穴贯穿其中，相互之间距离一寸六分没有多少差别，再向上寸六分换为中府穴（肺经穴位）。大包穴在腋下六寸处，渊液穴在腋下三寸处绊住。（左右两侧共四十二个穴位。）
心经各穴位歌诀：
手少阴心经，由九个穴位组成。极泉、青灵、少海穴前行，从灵道、通里而到达，经过阴郄、神门而迎接，抵达少府穴，少冲穴可以寻得。
心经穴位分寸歌诀：
手少阴心经起始于极泉穴，在腋下筋间动脉入胸处。（手臂内侧腋下，筋间动脉进入胸部）。青灵穴在肘上三寸处取，少海穴在肘后五分处容纳（注：肘内侧廉节后大骨外，距离肘端五分，屈节向头部可得）。灵道穴在掌后一寸半处，通里穴在腕后一寸处相同，阴郄穴在腕后方半寸处，神门穴在掌后兑骨（豌豆骨）隆起处，少府穴在节后劳宫穴直对处，小指内侧取少冲穴。（凡九个穴位，左右两侧共十八个穴位。）
[Acupoint Diagram of the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian I] (Total 21 acupoints)
[Acupoint Diagram of the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian II]
Song of Acupoints on the Spleen Meridian:
The Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian is located in the Middle Jiao (the middle region of the torso where the spleen and stomach reside), comprising twenty-one acupoints. It begins with a tour of Yinbai (SP1), proceeds to Taidu (referring to the central abdominal area) to view Taibai, visits Gongsun (SP4), and arrives at Shangqiu (SP5). Crossing the intersection of the Three Yin meridians (Foot-Taiyin Spleen, Foot-Shaoyin Kidney, and Foot-Jueyin Liver), Lougu (SP7) and Diji (SP8) can be connected. Stepping into the spring of Yinlingquan (SP9), Xuehai (SP10) and Jimen (SP11) are sought. Entering Chongmen (SP12), Fushu (SP13) appears spacious; releasing Fujie (SP14), Daheng (SP15) lies leisurely. Fuai (SP16) and Shidou (SP17) connect, sharing the same source as Tianxi (BL22); Xiongxiang (ST21) and Zhourong (ST22) link, attaching to the Great Bag (Dabao, SP21) like a hook.
Song of Measurements for Acupoints on the Spleen Meridian:
Starting from the medial side of the big toe, locate Yinbai (SP1); seek Dadu (SP2) in the depression behind the joint; Taibai (SP3) is below the nuclear bone (base of the first metatarsal) on the medial side; Gongsun (SP4) is called one cun behind the joint; Shangqiu (SP5) is encountered in the depression anterior to the medial malleolus; Sanyinjiao (SP6) is three cun above the medial malleolus; Lougu (SP7) is six cun above the medial malleolus; Diji (SP8) faces five cun above the medial malleolus; Yinlingquan (SP9) is on the medial side below the knee; Xuehai (SP10) is on the upper medial margin of the patella; Jimen (SP11) is taken in the fleshy part of the thigh (fish belly), where the arterial pulse is felt passing between the tendons; Chongmen (SP12) is five fen below Qimen (LR14) (Note: Qimen is an acupoint of the Liver Meridian, four cun five fen lateral to Juque. Juque is an acupoint of the Ren Meridian, six cun five fen above the umbilicus); Fushu (SP13) is nine cun below Qimen; Fujie (SP14) is six cun eight fen below Qimen; Daheng (SP15) is five cun half below Qimen; Fuai (SP16) is two cun below Qimen; Qimen (LR14) manifests as an acupoint of the Liver Meridian, four cun five fen lateral to Juque, yet connecting to Spleen Meridian acupoints should not be done arbitrarily. From here upwards are Shidou (SP17), Tianxi (BL22), Xiongxiang (ST21), and Zhourong (ST22), running through each other, with distances of one cun six fen between them without much variation, and another one cun six fen upwards leads to Zhongfu (LU1) (Lung Meridian acupoint). Dabao (SP21) is six cun under the axilla, and Yuanli (GB24) is bound three cun under the axilla. (A total of forty-two acupoints on both sides.)
[Acupoint Diagram of the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian] (Total 9 acupoints)
Song of Acupoints on the Heart Meridian:
The Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian consists of nine acupoints. Ji Quan (HT1), Qing Ling (HT6), and Shao Hai (HT3) proceed forward; from Ling Dao (HT4) and Tong Li (HT5) it reaches, passing through Yin Nian (HT6 - *Note: Text says Yin Shen/Yin Nian contextually refers to Yin Nian HT6*) and Shen Men (HT7) to welcome, arriving at Shao Fu (HT8), and Shao Chong (HT9) can be found.
Song of Measurements for Acupoints on the Heart Meridian:
The Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian originates at Ji Quan (HT1), entering the chest via the arterial pulse between the tendons in the axilla. (In the inner arm under the axilla, the arterial pulse between tendons enters the chest). Qing Ling (HT6) is taken three cun above the elbow; Shao Hai (HT3) accommodates five fen behind the elbow (Note: Outside the large bone posterior to the medial epicondyle, five fen from the end of the elbow, flexing the joint towards the head yields this point). Ling Dao (HT4) is one cun and half distal to the wrist crease; Tong Li (HT5) is identical at one cun proximal to the wrist; Yin Nian (HT6) is half cun proximal to the wrist; Shen Men (HT7) is at the prominence of the Rui Gu (pisiform bone) distal to the palm; Shao Fu (HT8) is directly opposite Laogong (PC8) behind the joint; Shao Chong (HT9) is taken on the medial side of the little finger. (A total of nine acupoints, eighteen on both sides.)