Chpt 6 Indications, Contraindications, Effects & Benefits of Massage

Question 1

Change of technique based on diagnosis & state of diagnosis

Answer 1

Conditional contraindication

Question 2

Symptoms prohibit administering massage to only a local part of the body

Answer 2

Regional contraindications

Question 3

Massage technique that causes the skin to redden and hyperemia

Answer 3

Friction

Question 4

Normal body temperature range

Answer 4

96.4 to 99.1

Question 5

Hormone and neurotransmitter produced in the adrenal madula, and functions on the body

Answer 5

Epinephrine

Question 6

Enhanced local fluid uptake in muscles, reform sensory and proprioceptive nerve endings, stretch and compress various muscle and connective tissue

Answer 6

Mechanical effects

Question 7

Controls and coordinates all body systems include central nervous system and peripheral nervous system

Answer 7

The nervous system

Question 8

Somatic motor neurons and sensory neurons make up…

Answer 8

Cranial and spinal nerves

Question 9

massage increases these pain reducing neurochemicals, resulting in reduced pain

Answer 9

Endorphins and enkephalins

Question 10

Technique that can stimulate peripheral nerve receptors

Answer 10

Percussion

Question 11

Positive hormone and neurotransmitter that can counterbalance the effects of norepinephrine (a negative hormone/neurotransmitter that functions on the brain)

Answer 11

Serotonin