According to the requirements of the Textbook Office of the Ministry of Health, the Basic Principles of Textbook Compilation of the Ministry of Health of the National Higher Vocational College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Teaching Outline compiled by the Textbook Compilation Committee of seven colleges, the compilation of this textbook is based on the ideological, scientific, advanced, inspiring and applicable requirements of the National Higher Vocational College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and is based on long-term accumulated teaching and clinical theory and practice. On the basis of summarizing the contents of previous textbooks, we strive to fully reflect the basic theory, knowledge and skills of children's massage, highlight the characteristics and advantages of Chinese medicine massage in children's clinic, cultivate students' strong clinical practice ability and meet clinical needs.

This book is divided into five chapters, which respectively introduce the brief history of children's massage development, children's physiological and pathological characteristics, children's massage treatment summary, diagnosis summary, common techniques, common acupoints, and children's massage treatment of common diseases, with children's health massage and song appendices. The textbook focuses on children's massage techniques, acupoint characteristics and operation methods, and elaborates 23 common clinical diseases suitable for children's massage from the aspects of etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, main points of diagnosis, clinical manifestations, auxiliary examination, differential diagnosis, dialectical massage and matters needing attention.

The compilation of this textbook refers to the fifth edition of Tuina in China Medical Colleges, and draws lessons from the academic development and clinical mature experience of Tuina in children in recent years. In the compilation, based on clinical practice, syndrome differentiation and disease differentiation should be combined as much as possible to improve the accuracy of clinical diagnosis and the pertinence of treatment. We hope that through the study of this textbook, students can master the basic knowledge and skills of pediatric massage clinical practice and have the ability to treat independently under the guidance of superior doctors. It meets the needs of higher vocational education of traditional Chinese medicine and training practical talents. Chapter 1 Introduction

Section 1 A Brief History of the Development of Pediatric Massage

Attachment: a brief list of ancient children and children's massage works

Section 2 Physiological and Pathological Characteristics of Children

I. Physiological characteristics

Second, the pathological features

Section 3 Growth, Development and Protection of Children

I. Age staging

Second, physiological constants.

Section 4 Feeding and Health Care

I. Feeding of lactating infants

Second, the nursing of newborns.

Three. Specific measures for child health care

Section 5 Overview of Massage Therapy for Children

First, the characteristics of pediatric massage therapy

Second, children's massage prescription

Third, contraindications for children's massage

Four, children massage matters needing attention

V. Children's Massage Media

Chapter II Overview of Diagnostic Methods

Section 1 Visit

First, look.

Second, the form of hope.

Third, the trial of Miao Qiao.

Fourth, identify macula.

Five, check the two stools

Sixth, look at fingerprints.

Section 2 Listening and Diagnosis

First of all, crying

Second, cough.

Third, breathing.

Fourth, smell the smell

Section 3 Consultation

First, ask the age.

Second, ask about the illness.

Third, ask personal history.

Pulse diagnosis in the fourth quarter.

First, pulse diagnosis

Second, according to the diagnosis

Chapter III Technology

Section 1 Summary

First, the characteristics of children's massage techniques

Second, the basic requirements of children's massage techniques

Third, the method of manipulation practice

In the second quarter, children's massage reinforcing and reducing methods

First of all, the power of technology

Second, steer the direction.

Third, the frequency and number of operations.

Section 3 Common Technologies

First, deductive method.

Second, the kneading method

Third, according to the law

Fourth, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

V. Pinch method

Six, pinch method

VII. Means of transportation

Eight, take the law as an example

Nine, rubbing method

X. wiping method

XI。 Twisting method

Twelve, shaking method

Thirteen, knife method

14. Extrusion method

Fifteen, scraping method

The fourth quarter compound operation method

First, the wasp enters the hole.

Second, rub your ears and shake your head.

Third, apes pick fruits.

Fourth, the twins spread their wings

Five, shake (moon bucket) elbow

Sixth, the black dragon wagged its tail.

Seven, flying through the gas.

Eight, two dragons playing with pearls

Nine, the phoenix spreads its wings

Ten, the red phoenix nodded

XI。 Move the soil into water

Twelve, carrying water into the soil

Thirteen, fishing for the bright moon underwater

Fourteen, horse crossing the Tianhe River

Fifteen. Open Xuan Ji.

Sixteen, according to the string rub

17. Rub the umbilicus and tortoise tail and rub the seven bones.

Eighteen, the total income method

Attachment: Commonly used combined manipulations for children's massage.

Chapter IV Acupoints

Section 1: Overview of Massage Acupoints for Children

Section 2 Acupoints on Head, Face and Neck

First, save bamboo (Tianzhu)

Second, Kan Gong (eyebrows bow and fish waist)

Third, the sun.

Fourth, Tang Yin (eyebrows)

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Shangen (Shangen Gate 2)

Six, people (ditch)

Seven, welcome incense (well furnace soap bottle)

Eight, great white shark (cheek car)

Nine, fontanel (mud pill)

Baihui

Eleven, behind the ear high bone (high bone)

Twelve, the wind pool

Thirteen, Tianzhu bone (Tianzhu)

Fourteen, the bridge bow

Section III Chest and Abdominal Acupoints

First, it broke out suddenly.

Second, Zhongshan

Third, milk root

Fourth, next to the breast

Verb (short for verb) rib

Sixth, the upper abdomen (upper abdomen Taicang)

Seven, abdomen

Eight, umbilical cord (Shenque)

Nine, Shu Tian

Dantian

Xi. Abdominal angle

Section 4 Lumbosacral Acupoints

I. Shoulder well (wave well)

Second, Dazhui

Third, the throttle.

Fourth, Shu Fei.

Five, spleen Shu

Sixth, making a sacred tree.

Seven, the spine

Eight or seven bones

Nine, turtle tail (tail long strong tail)

Section 5 Acupoints of Upper Limbs

First, spleen meridian (spleen soil)

Second, the liver meridian (liver wood)

Third, the heart meridian (heart fire)

Four, lung meridian (lung gold)

Verb (abbreviation of verb) kidney meridian (kidney water)

Six, five classics

Seven, large intestine

Eight, small intestine

Nine, kidney tip

Renal stria

Eleven, four stripes

Twelve, small stripes

Thirteen, small stripes on the palm

Fourteen Stomach meridian

Fifteen, board door

Sixteen. Neilao Palace (Prison Palace)

Seventeen, gossip

Eighteen, little Tian Xin (fish)

Nineteen. Total reinforcement

Twenty, big stripes

Twenty-one, ten declarations (ten kings)

Twenty-two years old, Lao Long.

Twenty-three, right

Twenty-four, five fingers

Twenty-five, two doors

Twenty-six, two people get on the horse

27. Foreign Workers' Palace

Twenty-eight years old, Ling Wei.

Twenty-nine, Jingning

Thirty, foreign gossip (eight parties)

Thirty-one, a nest of wind

Thirty-two, Boyang Pool

Thirty-three, three levels

Thirty-four, Tianhe (Tianhe)

Thirty-five, six fu organs

Section 6 Acupoints of Lower Limbs

First, the white door

Second, the hundred insects (blood sea)

Third, knee eyes (ghost eyes)

Fourth, Zusanli

The verb (verb's abbreviation) becomes a mountain before it.

Six, Sanyinjiao

Seven, Xiexi

Eight, Datun

Nine, Honglong

X. Venezuela

Xi。 Houchengshan (Chengshan)

Twelve. Servants and ginseng

Thirteen. Kunlun (Upper Kunlun)

Fourteen, Yongquan

Chapter V Treatment of Common Diseases

The first quarter fever

Cough in the second quarter

The third quarter asthma

The fourth quarter whooping cough

Section 5 Diarrhea

Attachment: dysentery

Section 6 Abdominal pain

Section 7 Vomiting

Section 8 Malnutrition

Section 9 Anorexia

Section 10 Constipation

Rectal prolapse of the first 1 1 segment

Section 12 Intussusception

Section 13 Crying at night

Section 14 Scaring the wind

Section 15 enuresis

Section 16 muscular torticollis in children

Section 17 Children with cerebral palsy

Section 18 Myopia

Ankle sprain in section 19

Section 20 Hip sprain

Section 2 1 subluxation of radial head in children

Section 22 Rickets

Section 23 Brachial plexus injury

Appendix 1 Children's Health Massage

Appendix II Selected Songs

Appendix III Main References

Appendix IV Syllabus (for Trial Implementation)