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宋铸铜人七尺六寸四分。按指五分为度，实则身长三尺八寸二分。至今点痘，论男左女
右手中指与大指相屈如环，取内侧纹两角为一寸，各随长短量度，再加精细，无论老幼，手
臂肩至肘长各为一尺七寸，以一归七除扣算，兼中指互考比量未有穴不妥当。
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手太阴肺经，中府至少商。手厥阴心包，天池至中冲。
手少阴心经，极泉至少冲。足少阴肾经，涌泉至俞府。
足太阴脾经，隐白至大包。足厥阴肝经，大敦至期门。
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手阳明大肠，商阳至迎香。手少阳三焦，关冲至耳门。
手太阳小肠，少泽至听官。足太阳膀胱，睛明至至阴。
足阳明胃经，头维至厉兑。足少阳胆经，瞳子至窍阴。
手少阳三焦经，起于关冲，终于耳门，共二十三穴，内录三穴点苗，余穴不点故不录。
其余十四经、十五络小穴多，亦不全录。
消烁，肩下臂外间腋斜肘分下。又云∶分肉间，此穴虽无寸法，总须审其的是。
清冷渊，肘上二寸，伸肘举臂取之，但人有大小肥瘦之分，其间不可以不辨。
四渎，肘前五寸，扳肩取之，然取之更捷，非显而易识，以上所载穴分，虽属明白，然
亦仅指其所当然，而其中之所以然，尤必经口授，乃更得其穴之真的，庶点种不致有误，迩
来医家业是术者，最宜慎之！
宋代铸造的铜人高七尺六寸四分。按照手指宽度五分为一寸的标准计算，其实际身高为三尺八寸二分。至今接种痘苗时，通常依据男子左手、女子右手中指与大拇指弯曲相合如环状，取内侧纹路两个角之间的距离作为一寸，各自根据手臂长短进行度量，再加以精细推算。无论老少，从手臂肩部到肘部的长度均为一尺七寸，以一尺七寸除以七来计算扣算单位，并结合中指互考比对测量，没有穴位是不妥当的。
手太阴肺经，从中府穴至少商穴。手厥阴心包经，从天池穴至中冲穴。
手少阴心经，从极泉穴至少冲穴。足少阴肾经，从涌泉穴至俞府穴。
足太阴脾经，从隐白穴至大包穴。足厥阴肝经，从大敦穴为期门穴。
手阳明大肠经，从商阳穴至迎香穴。手少阳三焦经，从关冲穴至耳门穴。
手太阳小肠经，从少泽穴至听宫穴。足太阳膀胱经，从睛明穴至至阴穴。
足阳明胃经，从头维穴至厉兑穴。足少阳胆经，从瞳子髎穴至窍阴穴。
手少阳三焦经，起于关冲穴，止于耳门穴，共二十三个穴位，其中记录有三个穴位点苗（因其他穴位不点种故未收录）。其余十四经脉和十五络脉的小穴位很多，也不全部收录。
消烁穴，位于肩下臂外侧腋斜肘分下方。又说：在分肉之间，此穴虽然没有固定的寸法度量，但必须仔细审察确认其准确位置。
清冷渊穴，在肘上二寸处，伸直手臂举起时取穴，但人有大小肥瘦之分，其间不可以不辨别清楚。
四渎穴，在肘前五寸处，扳动肩膀时取穴，然而取穴更快捷的方法并非显而易见容易识别，以上所载穴位分布，虽然属于明确的规定，但其中之所以然的原因，尤其需要经过口头传授，才能更准确地掌握穴位的真确位置，这样在点种痘苗时才不至于出错，近来从事这项医术的医生，最应该谨慎对待！
The bronze man cast in the Song Dynasty was seven chi six cun four fen tall. According to the standard where five finger-widths equal one cun, its actual height is three chi eight cun two fen. To this day, when inoculating smallpox, it is customary to measure based on the left hand for males and the right hand for females, bending the middle finger and thumb together to form a ring, taking the distance between the two corners of the inner crease as one cun. Measurements are taken according to individual limb lengths, refined further, and regardless of age, the length from the shoulder to the elbow is considered one chi seven cun. Dividing one chi seven cun by seven provides a calculation unit, cross-referenced with the middle finger for comparison; no acupoint would be deemed inappropriate through this method.
The Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian extends from Zhongfu (LU-1) to Shaoshang (LU-11). The Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian extends from Tianchi (PC-1) to Zhongchong (PC-9).
The Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian extends from Jiquan (HT-1) to Shaochong (HT-9). The Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian extends from Yongquan (KI-1) to Yufu (KI-27).
The Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian extends from Yinbai (SP-1) to Dabao (SP-21). The Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian extends from Dadun (LR-1) to Qimen (LR-14).
The Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian extends from Shangyang (LI-1) to Yingxiang (LI-20). The Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian extends from Guanchong (TE-1) to Ermen (TE-21).
The Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian extends from Shaoze (SI-1) to Tinggong (SI-19). The Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian extends from Jingming (BL-1) to Zhiyin (BL-67).
The Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian extends from Touwei (ST-8) to Lidui (ST-45). The Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian extends from Tongziliao (GB-1) to Qiaoyin (GB-44).
The Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian originates at Guanchong (TE-1) and terminates at Ermen (TE-21), comprising twenty-three acupoints in total. Among these, three points are recorded for inoculation marks; other points are not marked for inoculation and thus are not listed. The numerous minor acupoints of the remaining fourteen meridians and fifteen collaterals are also not fully listed.
Xiaosuo is located below the shoulder, in the lateral arm area, below the axillary fold near the elbow. It is also said to be between the muscle divisions. Although there is no fixed cun measurement for this point, its exact location must be carefully verified.
Qinglengyuan is located two cun above the elbow, accessed by extending the arm and raising it. However, individuals vary in size, fatness, and thinness, so distinctions must be made.
Sidu is located five cun above the elbow, accessed by pulling back the shoulder. However, a more expedient method of locating it is not immediately obvious. Although the aforementioned distribution of acupoints is clear, the underlying principles require oral instruction to accurately grasp the true location of the points, thereby preventing errors during inoculation. Physicians currently practicing this art should exercise utmost caution!