Which point is indicated for treating a person who is in a coma?

The option that is indicated for treating a person in a coma is the extra point known as "Shi Xuan." Shi Xuan translates to "Eight Extinguished Points," which are located on the tips of the fingers. These points are traditionally used for resuscitation and can be particularly beneficial in emergency situations when quick stimulation is necessary to revive consciousness or improve alertness.

Shi Xuan points are often used in acute conditions where immediate action is needed, such as fainting, stroke, or in this case, a coma. The rationale behind using these points is that they can rapidly influence the body's energetic flow, potentially reactivating system functions and supporting the patient's consciousness.

Other points, such as Jian Qian, Shi Qi Zhui, and Si Shen Cong, serve different purposes within Traditional Chinese Medicine. For instance, Jian Qian is more associated with shoulder issues, Shi Qi Zhui with spinal and lower back conditions, and Si Shen Cong is utilized for calming the mind and treating psychological conditions. While they all have therapeutic benefits, they are not specifically indicated for the immediate goal of reviving someone from a coma as effectively as Shi Xuan.