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Feb 10, 2025
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FCM 661Z - Elective in Medical Acupuncture (0 units)
Use of Acupuncture as an adjunct to Western Allopathic Medicine to treat a variety of common problems that present to outpatient primary and specialty care offices. Worth 2 weeks of medical school electives credit.
Grading Basis: Medical
Offered: Every Fall and Spring
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
1. describe basic theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine, including concepts of Yin/Yang, 5 Elements, and 8 Diagnoses.
2. trace the general course of the 14 classical acupuncture meridians on the surface of the body and locate important points.
3. identify points of the acupuncture micro-systems, including points located on the ear, scalp, and hand.
4. explain current theories on the scientific basis of acupuncture.
5. experience the range and scope of Medical Acupuncture in a hospital outpatient setting.
6. describe basic treatment theories for a variety of styles of acupuncture.
7. interview Medical Acupuncture patients, interpret outcomes, and develop basic treatment protocols.
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