Final Review (jeopardy) Flashcards

1
Q

what static method is used to relieve pain, decrease anxiety, and hypersensitiveness?

A

superficial touch/resting position

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2
Q

hyperesthesia, insomnia, and anxiety can be relieved by these static and gliding techniques?

A

superficial touch, resting position, and feather stroking

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3
Q

what technique is known for relieving a headache?

A

deep touch

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4
Q

what gliding method is primarily known for mechanically moving blood and lymph through superficial vessels, thus increasing circulation?

A

deep gliding

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5
Q

nerve compression is helpful for paralysis when applied this way…

A

light and intermittent

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6
Q

inactive skin, adhesions, and poor peripheral circulation are all conditions to apply to this technique

A

friction

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7
Q

what technique causes a therapeutic inflammation in the body, and great for reducing fibrosis?

A

cross-fiber friction

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8
Q

unlike kneading, friction has what reflexive effect?

A

heat dissipation (elimination)

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9
Q

this is a reason to apply strokes briskly and invigorating, such as friction…

A

to stimulate and increase circulation before a sporting event

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10
Q

chucking is considered to have this type of effect on the body when releasing rigid muscles

A

mechanical effect

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11
Q

along with strong percussion, this torsion method produces heat in the body

A

kneading

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12
Q

this torsion method is great for assessment and releasing adhesions in the superficial tissue

A

skin rolling

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13
Q

this is kneading’s primary effect in the body

A

increased circulation

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14
Q

kneading along with this technique are good applications to reduce swelling and promote lymph circulation

A

deep gliding

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15
Q

this is why kneading, vibration, and light nerve compression can be helpful in paralyzed limbs

A

increasing stimulating neural connections

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16
Q

vibration and percussion are initially considered to have this reflexive effect on the nervous system

A

stimulating effect

17
Q

these techniques are great to apply to the back when your client has respiratory congestion

A

hacking and cupping

18
Q

to the muscle, vibration can cause this reflexive effect

A

muscle contraction

19
Q

apply percussion this way if wanting to cause vasodilation and sedation to an area

A

strong and prolonged

20
Q

in this category, this technique is best at producing a calming and sedative effect to the body

A

rocking

21
Q

this technique can elongate muscle and decompress the spine

A

traction

22
Q

muscle tension, decrease ROM, chronic sprains, chronic synovitis are all reasons to apply this technique

A

joint movement

23
Q

when applying joint movement and any other technique to a client with an acute injury, we should apply the technique like this

A

derivatively (proximal to effected areas)

24
Q

this is why joint movements have such a profound effect on circulation

A

blood and lymph vessels are largest in joints

25
Q

what does RICE stand for?

A

rest, ice, compress, elevate

26
Q

what is RICE used for?

A

acute injuries and when massage is not indicated

27
Q

massage increases circulation and increases elimination (good for urinary system), because of this massage could be harmful to the urinary system of a client has

A

kidney disease

28
Q

when pertaining to the whole body, massage effects this

A

all body tissues

29
Q

by increasing mental clarity, reducing anxiety, and promoting a sense of well being, massage is causing an effect on which level?

A

psychological level

30
Q

like exercise, massage has this effect on the body

A

increases circulation, rate of heartbeat, increasing muscle tone, and depth of respiration

31
Q

this is how massage causes a metabolic effect of the muscular system

A

increasing tissue respiration, ACh release, and electro-excitability

32
Q

this system is reflexively effected by massage by assisting in healing of the skin, increasing waste removal, oil production, hair growth, etc

A

integumentary system