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Chapter 18-27 Test Flashcards

1
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UTI - Urinary tract infection

A

an inflammation of any of the structures of the urinary system

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2
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gonads

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ovaries in females and testes in males

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3
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gametes

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sperm and egg cells

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4
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vas deferens

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stores sperm - sperm can remain viable there for months & cells that are not ejaculated are reabsorbed by the body

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5
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penis

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the male sex organ

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6
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corpora cavernosa

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runs the length of the penis and has two spaces filled with spongy tissue

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7
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Chlamydia

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the most common bacterial sexually transmitted disease

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8
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biomechanics

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called body mechanics is the mechanics of muscular activity in movement and exercise

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9
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Kinesiology

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the study of the way the body moves and the body parts involved in any movement

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10
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many clients have pain from these three things

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  • poor posture
  • restricted movement
  • repetitive motion injuries
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11
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Principles from traditional areas of study in the arts, humanities, and sciences are applied to what disciplines

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  • physical therapy
  • exercise and sports physiology
  • biomechanics
  • biochemistry
  • molecular physiology
  • psychology
  • sports medicine
  • ergonomics
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12
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Sharing simple office tips and stretching exercises with your clients is part of your …..

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obligation to educate those with whom you work

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13
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Sir Isaac Newton’s 3 laws of motion

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  1. A body at rest stays at rest (unless compelled to change that state by forces impressed upon it
  2. A change of motion is proportional to the force applied and made in the direction in which the force is applied
  3. Every action has an opposite and equal reaction
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14
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SOAP stands for what

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Subjective - what the client says
Objective - what the therapist observes (sight and touch)
Assessment - actions therapist takes and the results
Plan - care plan suggested for client

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15
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Client late 1/2 hour

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Do focused massage on area specifically bothering client (expect full payment)

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16
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Client on prescription drugs

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Do invigorating massage - i.e. cupping, tapping, hacking

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17
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Client says has Cat scratch fever but no details

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fever is a contraindication

- Book says call doctor if you do not know info about a diagnosis

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18
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right of refusal

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Client’s right to say don’t touch this area of body

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19
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Client release form

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gets info about the client and informed consent for the work you are going to do

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20
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universal precautions

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procedures, such as bleach and hot water/hot dryer, practiced to make massage safe and sanitary

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21
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when wash hands

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before and after every massage

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22
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why do therapists need CPR?

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in case they need to be a first responder (heart attack on table etc.)

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23
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change sheets

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after every massage

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24
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disinfectants

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destroy microorganisms

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25
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massage for osteoporosis

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light effleurage on area (due to degenerative bone disease weakening bones)

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26
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Tourette syndrome

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not a contraindication (neurological disorder involving repetitive movements or unwanted sound)

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27
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Massage for Malignant melanoma

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Contraindicated

28
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massage and Fever

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contraindicated - you could make the fever worse and they could be contagious

29
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high blood pressure

A

refer to physician

30
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Toxemia

A

contraindication

31
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Appendicitis

A

Contraindicated

32
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RICE

A

Rest
Ice
Compression
Elevate

33
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pneumonia

A

contraindicated

34
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server hyper tension

A

contraindicated because massage raises circulation

35
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overly fast heart beat

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takycardia

36
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massage for chronic conditions

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ok when in subacute stage (not acute flare up)

37
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massage and Hemophilia

A

contraindicated

38
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massage and radiation

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contraindicated because of effect on skeletal system

39
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Toward heart

A

centripetal

40
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What is muscle energy technique good for

A

Releasing fascia and increase muscle tone

41
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friction

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moves tissue against each other

42
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Torticollis

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benefits from massage

43
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severe diabetes

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contraindicated b/c lowers blood sugar

44
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massage for site of amputation

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tapotment (softens area)

45
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movement within scope of practice

A

joint manipulation

46
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fast strokes are

A

stimulating

47
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1st stroke of massage

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effleurage

48
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Aspects of hydrotherapy

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thermal, mechanical, chemical

49
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massage for scar tissue

A

cross fiber friction

50
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massage technique with pumping

A

Palmar compression

51
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chemical release does what

A

encourage hormone release and balance pH

52
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Most profound effect in hydrotherapy

A

variants in water temp

53
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PNF stretching

A

stretch to resistance - hold 10 seconds - client then holds isometric contraction for 5 seconds - repeat process several times

54
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Pounding what type of massage movement

A

tapotment

55
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help with lung congestion

A

cupping

56
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massage for bed ridden

A

help with circulation to avoid bed sores

57
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do we ever do ballistic stretching

A

NO

58
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stetching and joint mobilization do what

A

powerful techniques for restoring range of motion and flexibility

59
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Henrik Ling

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developed system of massage known as Swedish massage

60
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Charles Taylor and George Taylor

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Brought Swedish massage to US in 1899

61
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Sir William Bennett

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opened department of massage at St. George’s Hospital in London - validating its use as medical treatment

62
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Thermal effects of hydro are

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produced by the application of water that varies from normal body temperature

63
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Chemical effect occurs

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when water is taken by mouth or used to irrigate a body cavity

64
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mechanical effects are produced by

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the impact of water agains the body, such as during a whirlpool bath

65
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fomentations

A

hot packs or ice packs

66
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urology

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the study of the urinary system (and the reproductive system in males)

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