Chapter 8

Question 0

The father of Swedish massage and physical therapy

Answer 0

Pehr Henrik Ling

Question 1

The systematic and scientific manipulation of the soft tissues of the body for the purpose of establishing or maintaining good health

Answer 1

Swedish massage

Question 2

Intention,Touch,Pressure, Excursion, Speed, Rhythm and Sequence

Answer 2

Elements in Application of Strokes

Question 3

Purpose of the massage

Answer 3

Intention

Question 4

Medium of massage

Answer 4

Touch

Question 5

Application of force applied to a surface

Answer 5

Pressure and Depth

Question 6

Distance traversed during length of one massage stroke

Answer 6

Excursion

Question 7

Rate the movement is applied

Answer 7

Speed

Question 8

Regularity,flow and rate strokes are given

Answer 8

Rhythm,continuity &frequency

Question 9

Arrangement and order of massage strokes

Answer 9

Sequence

Question 10

Toward the heart

Answer 10

Centripetally

Question 11

Applying lubricant, assessing and exploring surface of underlying tissue

Answer 11

Effleurage(gliding )

Question 12

Stretches and broadens tissue, milk the tissue of metabolic wastes, draws in new blood and oxygen into the tissue.

Answer 12

Petrissage (kneading action)

Question 13

To rub

Answer 13

Friction

Question 14

Cross and perpendicular to the muscle fibers

Answer 14

Cross-fiber friction

Question 15

Tapping,pinching,cupping,pounding,clapping and diffused

Answer 15

Tapotement

Question 16

Enhance relaxation, increase circulation, relieves pain

Answer 16

Vibration

Question 17

Applied by therapist while the client remains relaxed

Answer 17

Passive Movement

Question 18

Client actively performs the movement

Answer 18

Active movement

Question 19

Performed by client while therapist assist

Answer 19

Active assisted movement

Question 20

Performed by the client while the therapist gently resist

Answer 20

Active-Resisted Movement

Question 21

Involves moving a joint through its normal range of motion.

Answer 21

Joint Mobilization

Question 22

Involves a single muscle being drawn to its fullest length

Answer 22

Stretching

Question 23

Movement around a joint or set of joints

Answer 23

Range of Motion

Question 24

Non-gliding technique of sustained pressure or sequence of rhythmic alternating pressures. Like holding pushing into

Answer 24

Compression