甲己之日丙寅起，乙庚之辰戊寅头。丙辛便从庚寅起，丁壬壬寅顺行求。戊癸甲寅定时
候，六十首法助医流。
甲胆乙肝丙小肠，丁心戊胃己脾乡，庚属大肠辛属肺，壬属膀胱癸肾脏，三焦亦向壬中
寄，包络同归入癸方。
肺寅大卯胃辰宫，脾巳心午小未中，申胱酉肾心包戌，亥三子胆丑肝通。
甲出丘墟乙太冲，丙居腕骨是原中。丁出神门原内过，戊胃冲阳气可通。己出太白庚合
谷，辛原本出太渊同。壬归京骨阳池穴，癸出太 大陵中。
手大指内太阴肺，少商为井荥鱼际，太渊之穴号俞原，行入经渠尺泽类。
盐指阳明曰大肠，商阳二间三间详。合谷阳 根据穴取，曲池为合正相当。
中指厥阴心包络，中冲掌中劳宫索，大陵为俞本是原，间使从容求曲泽。
无名指外是三焦，关冲寻至液门头，俞原中渚阳池取，经合支沟天井求。
手小指内少阴心，少冲少府井荥寻，神门俞穴为原穴，灵道仍须少海真。
手小指外属小肠，少泽流于前谷内，后 腕骨之俞原，阳谷为经合少海。
足大指内太阴脾，井荥隐白大都推，太白俞原商丘穴，阴陵泉合要须知。
足大指端厥阴肝，大敦为井荥行间，太冲为俞原都是，经在中封合曲泉。
足第二指阳明胃，厉兑内庭须要会，陷谷冲阳经解 ，三里膝下三寸是。
足掌心中少阴肾，涌泉然谷天然定，太 肾俞又为原，复溜阴谷能医病。
足第四指少阳经，窍阴为井侠溪荥，俞原临泣丘墟穴，阳辅阳陵泉认真。
足小指外属膀胱，至阴通谷井荥当，束骨次寻京骨穴，昆仑经合委中央。
甲日和己日，从丙寅时开始推算；乙日和庚日，以戊寅时作为起始。丙日和辛日，便从庚寅时开始；丁日和壬日，顺着壬寅时依次推求。戊日和癸日，确定在甲寅时，六十首法（子午流注纳干法）辅助医家诊疗。
甲日对应胆经，乙日对应肝经，丙日对应小肠经，丁日对应心经，戊日对应胃经，己日对应脾经。庚日对应大肠经，辛日对应肺经，壬日对应膀胱经，癸日对应肾经。三焦经也寄附于壬日，心包络经同样归入癸日。
肺经的气血始于寅时，大肠经始于卯时，胃经始于辰时，脾经始于巳时，心经始于午时，小肠经始于未时，膀胱经始于申时，肾经始于酉时，心包经始于戌时，三焦经始于亥时，胆经始于子时，肝经始于丑时。
甲日（胆经）的原穴是丘墟，乙日（肝经）的原穴是太冲，丙日（小肠经）的原穴是腕骨。丁日（心经）的原穴神门经过此处，戊日（胃经）的原穴冲阳阳气可通。己日（脾经）的原穴是太白，庚日（大肠经）的原穴合谷，辛日（肺经）的原穴太渊相同。壬日（膀胱经）的原穴京骨和阳池穴，癸日（肾经/心包）的原穴大陵在中。
手大拇指内侧属手太阴肺经，少商穴为井穴，鱼际穴为荥穴，太渊穴称为俞穴兼原穴，经渠穴和尺泽穴属于经穴和合穴。
食指外侧属手阳明大肠经，商阳穴、二间穴、三间穴详细列出。合谷穴为经穴，曲池穴为合穴正相当。
中指内侧属手厥阴心包经，中冲穴在掌中，劳宫穴需寻找，大陵穴为俞穴本是原穴，间使穴从容求得，曲泽穴为合穴。
无名指外侧属手少阳三焦经，关冲穴寻至液门穴头，俞穴和原穴取中渚穴和阳池穴，经穴和合穴找支沟穴和天井穴。
手小指内侧属手少阴心经，少冲穴和少府穴寻找井穴和荥穴，神门穴为俞穴也是原穴，灵道穴仍须配合少海穴才真。
手小指外侧属手太阳小肠经，少泽穴流于前谷穴内，后溪穴和腕骨穴为俞穴和原穴，阳谷穴为经穴，少海穴为合穴。
足大拇指内侧属足太阴脾经，隐白穴和大都穴推演井穴和荥穴，太白穴为俞穴兼原穴，商丘穴，阴陵泉穴为合穴要须知。
足大拇指端属足厥阴肝经，大敦穴为井穴，行间穴为荥穴，太冲穴为俞穴兼原穴都是，经穴在中封穴，合穴在曲泉穴。
足第二趾属足阳明胃经，厉兑穴和内庭穴须要会通，陷谷穴和冲阳穴为经穴，解溪穴，三里穴（足三里）膝下三寸是合穴。
足掌心中属足少阴肾经，涌泉穴和然谷穴天然确定，太溪穴为俞穴又为原穴，复溜穴和阴谷穴能医病。
足第四趾属足少阳经，窍阴穴为井穴，侠溪穴为荥穴，俞穴和原穴取临泣穴和丘墟穴，阳辅穴和阳陵泉穴认真辨别。
足小指外侧属足太阳膀胱经，至阴穴和通谷穴为井穴和荥穴当值，束骨穴次寻京骨穴，昆仑穴为经穴，委中穴为合穴中央。
On days of Jia (Wood) and Ji (Earth), the sequence begins with Bing Yin hour; on days of Yi (Wood) and Geng (Metal), Wu Yin hour serves as the start. On days of Bing (Fire) and Xin (Metal), it starts from Geng Yin hour; on days of Ding (Fire) and Ren (Water), one seeks sequentially starting from Ren Yin hour. For days of Wu (Earth) and Gui (Water), the timing is fixed at Jia Yin hour; the "Sixty First Songs" (Ziwu Liuzhu Na Gan method) assist medical practitioners in treatment.
Jia day corresponds to the Gallbladder Meridian, Yi day to the Liver Meridian, Bing day to the Small Intestine Meridian, Ding day to the Heart Meridian, Wu day to the Stomach Meridian, and Ji day to the Spleen Meridian. Geng day corresponds to the Large Intestine Meridian, Xin day to the Lung Meridian, Ren day to the Bladder Meridian, and Gui day to the Kidney Meridian. The Sanjiao (Triple Burner) Meridian is also attached to Ren day, and the Pericardium Meridian similarly belongs to Gui day.
The Lung Meridian's qi begins at Yin hour, the Large Intestine Meridian at Mao hour, the Stomach Meridian at Chen hour, the Spleen Meridian at Si hour, the Heart Meridian at Wu hour, the Small Intestine Meridian at Wei hour, the Bladder Meridian at Shen hour, the Kidney Meridian at You hour, the Pericardium Meridian at Xu hour, the Sanjiao Meridian at Hai hour, the Gallbladder Meridian at Zi hour, and the Liver Meridian at Chou hour.
On Jia day (Gallbladder Meridian), the Yuan-Source point is Qiuxu (GB40); on Yi day (Liver Meridian), it is Taichong (LR3); on Bing day (Small Intestine Meridian), it is Wanggu (SI4). On Ding day (Heart Meridian), the Yuan-Source point Shimen (HT7) passes through here; on Wu day (Stomach Meridian), the Yuan-Source point Chongyang (ST42) allows Yang qi to flow. On Ji day (Spleen Meridian), the Yuan-Source point is Taibai (SP3); on Geng day (Large Intestine Meridian), it is Hegu (LI4); on Xin day (Lung Meridian), the Yuan-Source point Taiyuan (LU9) is the same. On Ren day (Bladder Meridian), the Yuan-Source points are Jinggu (BL64) and Yangchi (TE4); on Gui day (Kidney/Pericardium), the Yuan-Source point Daling (PC7) is located centrally.
The inner side of the thumb belongs to the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian; Shaoshang (LU11) is the Jing-Well point, Yuji (LU10) is the Ying-Spring point, Taiyuan (LU9) is designated as the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source point, while Jingqu (LU8) and Chize (LU5) belong to the Jing-River and He-Sea points respectively.
The outer side of the index finger belongs to the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian; Shangyang (LI1), Erjian (LI2), and Sanjian (LI3) are detailed. Hegu (LI4) is the Jing-River point, and Quchi (LI11) is the He-Sea point, correctly corresponding.
The middle finger belongs to the Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian; Zhongchong (PC9) is sought in the palm, Laogong (PC8) must be found, Daling (PC7) is the Shu-Stream and originally the Yuan-Source point, Jianshi (PC5) is sought calmly, and Quze (PC3) is the He-Sea point.
The outer side of the ring finger belongs to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian; Guanchong (TE1) leads to Yemen (TE2), the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source points are taken from Zhongzhu (TE3) and Yangchi (TE4), while the Jing-River and He-Sea points are sought at Zhigou (TE6) and Tianjing (TE10).
The inner side of the little finger belongs to the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian; Shaochong (HT9) and Shaofu (HT8) are sought for the Jing-Well and Ying-Spring points; Shenmen (HT7) is the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source point, and Lingdao (HT4) must still be combined with Shaohai (HT3) to be true.
The outer side of the little finger belongs to the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian; Shaoze (SI1) flows into Qian谷 (SI2); Houxi (SI3) and Wanggu (SI4) are the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source points, Yanggu (SI5) is the Jing-River point, and Shaohai (HT3) is the He-Sea point.
The inner side of the big toe belongs to the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian; Yinbai (SP1) and Dadu (SP2) deduce the Jing-Well and Ying-Spring points; Taibai (SP3) is the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source point, Shangqiu (SP5), and Yinlingquan (SP9) is the He-Sea point, which must be known.
The tip of the big toe belongs to the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian; Dadun (LR14) is the Jing-Well point, Xingjian (LR2) is the Ying-Spring point, Taichong (LR3) is the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source point all together; the Jing-River point is Zhongfeng (LR4), and the He-Sea point is Ququan (LR8).
The second toe belongs to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian; Lidui (ST45) and Neiting (ST44) must be mastered; Xangu (ST43) and Chongyang (ST42) are the Jing-River points, Xiijie (ST41), and Zusanli (ST36) three cun below the knee is the He-Sea point.
The center of the sole belongs to the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian; Yongquan (KI1) and Rangu (KI2) are naturally determined; Taixi (KI3) is the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source point; Fuliu (KI7) and Yinggu (KI10) can treat diseases.
The fourth toe belongs to the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian; Qiaoyin (GB44) is the Jing-Well point, Xiaxi (GB43) is the Ying-Spring point; the Shu-Stream and Yuan-Source points are Linqidai (GB41) and Qiuxu (GB40); Yangfu (GB38) and Yanglingquan (GB34) require careful attention.
The outer side of the little toe belongs to the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian; Zhiyin (BL67) and Tonggu (BL65) serve as the Jing-Well and Ying-Spring points; Shugu (BL65) is next sought after Jinggu (BL64); Kunlun (BL60) is the Jing-River point, and Weizhong (BL40) is the He-Sea point in the center.