Which acupoint is associated with the HT back shu/front mu?

The acupoint that is associated with the Heart (HT) back shu is BL-15. This point is located on the bladder meridian and is specifically connected to the function and health of the heart. In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), the back shu points, which are situated along the bladder meridian, are used to influence the internal organs, and each point corresponds to a specific organ.

BL-15, as the back shu for the Heart, plays a critical role in facilitating the flow of Qi and Blood to the heart, enhancing its function and helping to address various heart-related conditions. In contrast, the front mu point associated with the heart is located on the Ren meridian (CV-14), and it directly influences the heart's energy in a similar way.

The points provided in the other options do not directly correspond to the Heart; BL-16 is the back shu for the Pericardium, BL-17 is linked to the diaphragm and blood, and BL-18 pertains to the liver. Thus, BL-15 is uniquely suited to represent the connection between the back shu and front mu of the Heart in TCVM.