Massage

Question 1

6 factors of client-centered approach

Answer 1

1. Safety
2. Predictability
3. Patience
4. Clear and explicit process
5. Boundaries
6. Closure

Question 2

Sometimes a tissue release is accompanied by an _____________________ response

Answer 2

Emotional

Question 3

3 parts of outcome-based massage

Answer 3

1. Therapeutic relationship
2. Clinical decision-making
3. EBP

Question 4

5 therapeutic effects

Answer 4

1. Mechanical
2. Physiological
3. Reflex
4. Psychological
5. Psycho-neuro-immunological

Question 5

3 outcomes of mechanical therapeutic effects

Answer 5

1. Inc flow
2. Mobilize bronchial secretions
3. Decrease fibrosis

Question 6

3 outcomes of physiological therapeutic effects

Answer 6

1. Reduce muscle spasm
2. Improved modeling of CT
3. Inc RBCs

Question 7

Physio therapeutic effects aim to…

Answer 7

Change biochemical processes

Question 8

Reflex therapeutic effects = functional change mediated by _____

Answer 8

Nervous system

Question 9

2 outcomes of reflex therapeutic effects

Answer 9

1. Sedation or arousal

2. Facilitate muscle contraction

Question 10

2 outcomes of psych therapeutic effects

Answer 10

1. Improved social interaction

2. Improved physical well-being

Question 11

Psycho-neuro-immunological therapeutic effects = altered ________ state accompanied by changes in ______________ or ___________

Answer 11

Feeling
Hormone levels
Immune function

Question 12

Three barriers of tissue that can limit movement

Answer 12

1. Physiological barrier
2. Elastic barrier
3. Anatomical barrier

Question 13

________ has the least amount of resistance

Answer 13

Midrange (M)

Question 14

Located anywhere between normal pH and will change end feel

Answer 14

Pathological barrier

Question 15

Taking up slack = taking up which barrier?

Answer 15

Physiological

Question 16

6 examples of patho barriers

Answer 16

1. Ischemia
2. Infection/immune rxn
3. Genetics
4. Nutrition
5. Physical/mechanical
6. Chemicals

Question 17

CT is most responsive to sustained pressure. What is the term for this phenomenon?

Answer 17

Barrier-release phenomenon

Question 18

Is scar tissue massage a proven way to improve mobility, ROM or alter scar tissue?

Answer 18

Nopers

Question 19

Regular mobility of affected tissues helps maintain _________ and __________________

Answer 19

Lubrication and critical fiber distance

Question 20

Immobilization is associated with…

Answer 20

Excessive deposition of CT

Question 21

Excessive deposition of CT is followed by these 3 things:

Answer 21

1. Dehydration
2. Increased cross-linking
3. Further restricting CT flexibility and extensibility

Question 22

SR found massage ___________ as PT, relaxation and chiro for migraine

Answer 22

Equally as effective

Question 23

7 components of massage

Answer 23

1. Hand contact
2. Pressure
3. Engaging (take up slack)
4. Direction
5. Amplitude/length
6. Rate/rhythm
7. Duration and frequency

Question 24

5 contraindications to massage

Answer 24

1. Acute inflammation/infection
2. Thrombus
3. Thrombophlebitis
4. Metastatic malignancy
5. Infectious skin disease

Question 25

Massage on someone who has CA _______________ worsen their cancer

Answer 25

Does not

Question 26

3 precautions for massage

Answer 26

1. Hemophilia 2. Edema 3. Diabetes

Question 27

Tapotement

Answer 27

Tapping

Question 28

Write these two things instead of massage

Answer 28

Mobilization and manipulation

Question 29

4 steps to exam/eval

Answer 29

1. Superficial 2. Muscle play 3. Muscle length/joint mobility 4. Bony contours