Which Liver point lies 1 cun inferior and 2.5 cun lateral to REN-2, in the crease of the groin, medial to the femoral vein?

• A. LV 13
• B. LV 14
• C. LV 12
• D. LV 11

Answer: (C)

The main idea is precise location of a Liver meridian point using fixed landmarks and measurements. From REN-2, which sits on the midline in the lower abdomen near the pubic area, going 1 cun inferior places you into the groin region. Then moving 2.5 cun lateral brings you to the medial side of the thigh, right in the groin crease where the Liver channel crosses and lies near the femoral vessels. Being medial to the femoral vein matches the known position of LV-12, which sits in that inguinal crease area along the Liver meridian’s path from the thigh into the abdomen. The other listed Liver points are in different regions (higher on the abdomen or chest or farther from the groin) and do not fit this exact coordinate, so LV-12 is the correct one.