Which GB point is on the lateral side of the knee, in the depression above the lateral epicondyle of the femur, between the femur and tendon of biceps femoris?

Which GB point is on the lateral side of the knee, in the depression above the lateral epicondyle of the femur, between the femur and tendon of biceps femoris?

• A. GB32
• B. GB33
• C. GB34
• D. GB31

Answer: (B)

The location being tested is a specific knee point on the Gallbladder channel. It sits on the lateral side of the knee, in a small hollow above the lateral epicondyle of the femur, exactly between the femur and the tendon of the biceps femoris. That precise site matches the point typically taught for this region, often called GB33. This spot is distinct from other nearby Gallbladder points: GB34 is lower, near the head of the fibula; GB31 and GB32 are higher up on the thigh rather than at the knee. So the described depression is the knee-point GB33.

The location being tested is a specific knee point on the Gallbladder channel. It sits on the lateral side of the knee, in a small hollow above the lateral epicondyle of the femur, exactly between the femur and the tendon of the biceps femoris. That precise site matches the point typically taught for this region, often called GB33. This spot is distinct from other nearby Gallbladder points: GB34 is lower, near the head of the fibula; GB31 and GB32 are higher up on the thigh rather than at the knee. So the described depression is the knee-point GB33.