Chapter 6 Contraindications Flashcards

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Most common conditions relived by massage

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  • Stress and tension are relieved
  • Mental and physical fatigue
  • Shoulder, Neck, Back strains/ irritated nerves
  • Muscle and joint stiffness, sorness, overextention
  • Digestion, assimilation, elimination
  • Facial tone and appearence
  • Headache and eyestrain
  • Deep relaxation and ionsomnia
  • Muscular spasms
  • Obesity
  • Pain and sprains in joints
  • HIgh blood sugar
  • Constrictions and adhesions
  • ROM
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Absolute/systemically contraindictions

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When massage is absolutely not important

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Regional/partial contraindictions

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Prohibit massage to only a local part of the body

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Conditional contraindictions

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adaptive measures in the presence of health concerns for which certain massage techniques might cause discomfort or have adverse effects

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Examples of massage contrandictions

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  • abnormal body temperature
  • acute infectious disease
  • inflammation
  • high blood pressure
  • cancer
  • fatigue
  • intoxication
  • skin problems
  • pregnancy
  • scoliosis
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contrandictions: Abnormal body temperature

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Fever indicates the body is trying to confine, narrow down, and eliminate the problem; systemically contraindicated and Massage should not be done

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contrandictions: Acute infectious disease

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Massage with a cold or flu can intensify the illness and expose others to the virus; systemically contraindicated and Massage should not be done

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contrandictions: Tissue Inflammation

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massaging inflammation can further irritate the area or intensify the inflammation; partial contradiction

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Signs of immflimation

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Swelling, Redness, Heat, Pain

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Hematoma

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Blood escapes from the damaged blood vessels making the area swollen and bluish in color

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contrandictions: Bacterial inflammation

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If the infection is disturbed it can spred or even enter the blood stream; systemically contraindicated and Massage should not be done

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contrandictions: Osteoperosis

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condition that leads to bone deterioration and at advanced stages can make bones brittle and easy to break; conditonal and client should consult primary

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contrandictions: Varicose veins

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valves in the veins breakdown; conditonal and client should consult primary

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contrandictions: Phlebitis

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Inflammation of the vein accompanied by swelling and pain; conditonal and client should consult primary

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Thrombophlebitis

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The inflamation of veins from blood clots

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embolus

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a piece of a clot that loosens and floats in the blood

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contrandictions: Postsurgical

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Increases possibility of thrombosis; conditonal and client should consult primary

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contrandictions: Aneurosa/Aneursym

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A local distention or ballooning of an artery due to a weakening wall; conditonal and client should consult primary

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contrandictions: Hematoma

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mass of blood trapped in some tissue or cavity of the body that is the result of internal bleeding, massaging in acute phase can reinjure the tissue; conditonal and client should consult primary

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Contusions

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Bruise; result of a blow that breaks blood vessels and blood clots

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contrandictions: Edema

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Excessive fluid in the interstitial spaces; conditonal and client should consult primary

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contrandictions: Lymphedema

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an accumulation of interstitial fluid, or swelling, in the soft tissues caused by inflamation, blockage, or removal of the lymph channels; conditonal and client should consult primary

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Primary lymphedema

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a congenital or genetic condition in which a portion of the lymphatic system does not completely develop

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Secondary lymphedeama

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Result of trama, surgery, radiation, infection, or some other event that damages lymph tissue or otherwise interferes with the lymph transport system

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contrandictions: HIgh blood pressure
an elevated pressure of the blood against the artery walls, If physician recommends massage it should only be sedating; conditonal and client should consult primary
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contrandictions: Cancer
The uncontrolled growth and spred of abnormal cells in the body; conditonal and client should consult primary
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contrandictions: Fatigue
With a already overbrdended system, there is little to nourish those overworked and exhausted tissues, these massages should be sedative; conditonal and client should consult primary
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contrandictions: Intoxication
Can spread toxins and overstress the liver; systemically contraindicated
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contrandictions: Psychosis
unstable mental state; conditonal and clients primary should be present
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contrandictions: Medication
conditonal and client should consult primary * Analegesics- Narotic analegesics inhibit sensory information from entering the nervous system * (NSAID's) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs- Deep techniques may cause brusing * Anticoagulants- blood thinner; results in brusing or excessive sorness * Antidepressants- Massage can affect the dosage of the medication * Antidiabetic- Thin and easily bruised skin that has poor circulation and slow healing * Steroids- Loose integraty of the connective tissues of the skin, ligaments, joints, bones, and tendons * also take precausons with cancer medications
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contrandictions: pregnancy
low risk pregnancy is safe but trimesters do come into concern; conditonal and clients primary should be present/or client should consult primary
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contrandictions: skin problems
*Acne *Boils *Broken vessles *Bruises *burns and blisters *Carbuncles *Hypersensitive skin *Impetigo *Inflammation *Lacerations *Lumps *Rashes *Scaly spots *Scraches *Skin cancer *Skin tags *Sores *Stings and bites *Tumors *Warts *Wounds
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contrandictions: Hernia
Protrusion of an organ or part of an organ; conditonal and client should consult primary
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contrandictions: Frail older people
Fragile bones, Sensitive/weak skin, Numerous medications; conditonal and client should consult primary
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contrandictions: Scoliosis
an abnormal lateral curve of the spine; conditonal and client should consult primary
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contrandictions: Specific conditions and diseases
These should be taken with extra caustion and massage should be only performed with the presence of primary *Severe asthma *diabetes *heart/lung/kidney diseases
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Endangerment sites
These areas contain major nerves, blood vessels, bony prominences, lymph nodes, or vital organs with no protective structure and are vulnerable to manipulations
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Inferior to the ear
under lobe of ear
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Anterior triangle of the neck
area around throat
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Posterior triangle of the neck
border of the trap
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Axilla
armpit
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medical brachium
upper inner arm
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Cubital area of the elbow
inner bend of elbow
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Ulnar notch of the elbow
funny bone
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Popliteal fossa
back part of knee
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Uper number area
inferior to the ribs and lateral to the spine
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Abdomen
under stomach area under ribs
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Femoral triangle
inner thigh
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dopamine
a neurotransmitter that controls fine movement, emotional response, and the ability to experience pleasure and pain
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serotonin
a neurotransmitter that helps regulate nerve impulses and influences mood, behavior, appetite, blood pressure, temperature regulation, memory, and learning ability
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"fight-orflight" hormone that prepares the body to respond to emergencies
epinephrine/adrenaline and norepinephrine/noradrenaline