Introducing
AcuPoints 5 for Windows and Android Devices
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- Brief
Summary of Features
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AcuPoints is an all-in-one program which addresses the needs of Acupuncture Professionals as well as Students of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The intended purpose of AcuPoints is to create a simple, elegant and powerful solution that allows you to quickly access to your Acupuncture point data whether at the office, home, or on the run. This software includes two great packages:
As you can see, these two packages are comprehensive and yet completely expandable. Imagine what you can do. Please read on to find out more about these powerful programs. |
AcuPoints
for the PC Feature Highlights:
- Desktop AcuPoints features Multi-Search, the very powerful multi-keyword search utility.
- Ability to seamlessly
Export to your Android Device if you choose to use the optional AcuPoints
Android package.
Built-in file transfer! You are 3-clicks away from having Desktop AcuPoints transfer (export) your notes database to your device.
- Large
database support and large record size increase for your "My
Clinic Notes" section
- Import from a .txt file or Excel spreadsheet (no need to retype data you may already have)
- If you don't have any data to import, Desktop AcuPoints makes it very quick and easy to type (or Copy / Paste) your Notes right into the program, then you can Export the data to your Android device!
- Acupuncture and Diagnosis and Treatment sections both offer full backup and restore functionality to keep your data safe
- AcuTx:
Create your own custom treatment protocols and save them for later
reference. Choose which points you want to add and then decide if
you are going to needle them with a Tonification or Sedation technique.
Decide if you are want to needle the points on the Left, Right or
Bilaterally. Want to add Moxa to the points? You can even share your
AcuTx protocols with other users of AcuPoints! Imagine the uses:
You are sitting around the local coffee shop with your laptop. You are thinking about what point protocol to use on your next patient, Bob Smith. Start AcuPoints and begin browsing through your points and adding them to your AcuTx Protocol list. Once satisfied, you name and save your AcuTx. Then when Bob arrives at your office you quickly browse your "Bob Smith - 12/01/10" AcuTx protocol and off you go.- You are browsing through Acupuncture Today and notice a treatment protocol you would like to try for the "Common Cold" - start AcuPoints and you quickly and easily enter the points into AcuTx and off you go. You can even add a description to the protocol "For the Common Cold, found in February 2011 issue of Acupuncture Today"
- You are at a seminar listening to a speaker describe great success by using certain points, you take good notes and then later create an AcuTx protocol based on the speakers experience. Ex. "Dr. Yang's Point Protocol for Occipital Headache"
- Each treatment protocol even allows you to provide a custom description.
- Quick shortcut-keys for entering data and saving you time
- Increase / Decrease Font Size for easier reading on high-resolution monitors
- Auto-save feature
Heart Syndromes
Heart Yang Deficiency
Heart Yang Exhaustion
Heart Blood Stagnation
Heart Qi Deficiency
Heart Yin Deficiency
Heart Blood Deficiency
Hyperactivity of Heart Fire
Phlegm Misting the Heart (Cold type)
Phlegm Fire Disturbs the Heart
Small Intestine Syndromes
Small Intestine Qi Pain
Small Intestine Excess Heat
Small Intestine Deficiency Cold
Large Intestine Syndromes
Damp Heat in the Large Intestine
Consumption of Fluid in the Large Intestine
Deficiency Cold in the Large Intestine
Lung Syndromes
Invasion of Lung by Exogenous Wind Cold
Invasion of Lung by Exogenous Wind Heat
Invasion of Lung by Wind Dryness
Retention of Phlegm Heat in the Lung
Retention of Phlegm Damp in the Lung
Lung Qi Deficiency
Lung Yin Deficiency
Spleen Syndromes
Spleen Qi Deficiency
Spleen Qi Sinking
Spleen Not Controlling Blood
Spleen Deficiency Edema
Spleen Yang Deficiency
Invasion of Spleen by Cold Damp
Damp Heat in the Spleen and Stomach
Stomach Syndromes
Retention of Food in the Stomach
Stomach Cold
Stomach Fire Rising (Blazing)
Stomach Yin Deficiency
Liver Syndromes
Liver Qi Stagnation
Liver Qi and Blood Stagnation
Phlegm and Qi Stagnant and Blocked
Retention of Cold in the Liver Channel
Liver Fire Rising
Liver Yang Rising
Liver Blood Deficiency
Damp Heat in the Liver and Gallbladder
Liver Invades the Spleen
Liver Invades the Stomach
Liver Yang Rising turns into Wind
Extreme Heat Stirs Liver Wind
Deficiency of Blood Produces Liver Wind
Kidney Syndromes
Kidney Qi Deficiency
Kidney Yang Deficiency
Kidney Yin Deficiency
Kidney Jing Deficiency
Urinary Bladder Syndromes
Damp Heat in the Urinary Bladder
AcuPoints for Android Feature Highlights:
- Android System Requirements:
- Will run on Android versions: 2.0 and above: Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, etc.
- RAM: ~1.1 MB Free
- SD Card: ~1.0 MB Free for database
- General:
- Chinese characters for Meridian names and Point Names
- Multi-Search:
This very powerful search feature allows you to search your
data using up to two independent keywords at the same time. The
results will contain records that match the criteria for all your
keyword search terms. Ex. headache AND deafness!
- Location and My Notes Database:
- 3-click export of your Dekstop AcuPoints data for on-the-go reference
- Includes the standard Acupuncture Point locations of all 361 main meridian acupuncture points
- Don't fear losing your data. The database can be backed up / restored via AcuPoints for Windows
- Images:
- Reference images for Front, Back, and Side body measurements. Displays a picture with the anatomical Cun measurements for the human body
- Reference images for all 12 main meridians
- Ability to Zoom In / Out and Pan around images with your finger
...and even on a white Pandigital Novel using the Cruz Reader Firmware
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