Massage Therapy Flashcards

The Strokes and Effects of Massage

1
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What are long gliding strokes towards the heart called?

A

Effleurage

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2
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What are kneading movements called?

A

Petrissage

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3
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What massage stroke moves across tissue?

A

Friction

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4
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What massage technique uses a tapping motion?

A

Tapotement

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5
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What massage technique involves shaking or trembling of the body?

A

Vibration

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What massage technique, commonly called feather strokes, involves light gliding strokes toward the heart?

A

Nerve Stroke

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7
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Which massage technique has the mechanical effect of increasing blood and lymph circulation?

A

Effleurage

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8
Q

What massage technique has the mechanical effect of increased blood circulation, removal of waste such as lactic acid from muscle, loosening adhesions between tissues, and loosening fascia?

A

Petrissage

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9
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What massage technique has the mechanical effect of breaking up adhesions between tissues, temporary localized ischemia, and removal of waste such as lactic acid from muscle?

A

Friction

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10
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What massage technique has the mechanical effect of loosening phlegm in the respiratory tract?

A

Tapotement

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11
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What massage technique has the mechanical effect of sedation/stimulation of the area?

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Vibration

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12
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What is the name of changes that occur in the body by stimulation of the Nervous System?

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Reflexive Effects

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13
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What is the name of the joint movement that involves the client actively performing a movement without assistance from the massage therapist?

A

Active Joint Movement

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14
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What is the name of the joint movement that involves the client performing a movement with assistance from the massage therapist?

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Active Assistive Joint Movement

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15
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What is the name of the joint movement that involves the massage therapist moving the joint with the client completely relaxed?

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Passive Joint Movements

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16
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What is the name of the joint movement that involves the client and massage therapist moving the joint in opposite directions?

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Resistive Joint Movements

17
Q

What is it called when a client stretches into resistance without help from the massage therapist?

A

Unassisted Stretch

18
Q

What is it called when a client stretches with assistance from the massage therapist?

A

Assisted Stretch

19
Q

What is it called when a massage therapist stretches a client, has the client resist the stretch, and then stretches the joint one more time once the client relaxes?

A

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)

20
Q

What is it called when soft tissue, such as muscles and tendons, pulls back on the joint, preventing further movement?

A

Soft End Feel

21
Q

What is it called when structures, such as bone, prevent a joint from moving further?

A

Hard End Feel

22
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What is it called when neither muscles nor bone interfere with movement and is the result of trauma to an area that prevents further movement?

A

Empty End Feel

23
Q

What is the name of the stance that requires a massage therapist to position their feet parallel to the massage table?

A

Bow/Archer Stance

24
Q

What is the name of the stance that requires the massage therapist to position their feet perpendicular to the massage table?

A

Horse/Warrior Stance

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What is it called when a massage therapist maintains a straight back, slightly bent knees, and has stacked joints while massaging?
Body Mechanics
26
What is the name of the massage technique that helps release blockages in the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, which runs from the cranium to the sacrum?
Craniosacral Therapy
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What is the name of the massage technique that works the deeper layers of tissue in the body, including muscles and fascia?
Deep Tissue
28
What is the name of the Hawaii massage technique that utilizes rhythmic gliding strokes?
Lomi Lomi
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What is the name of the massage technique that is designated to increase the circulation of lymph?
Lymphatic Drainage
30
What is the name of the massage technique aimed at releasing restrictions in muscle and fascia?
Myofascial Release
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What is the name of the massage technique in which the massage therapist reduces the tension to a tender area?
Positional Release/ Strain-Counterstrain
32
What is the name of the massage technique where the massage therapist must avoid the abdomen and ankles?
Pregnancy Massage
33
What is the name of the massage technique in which points on the hands and feet correspond to other tissues in the body?
Reflexology
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What is the name of the massage technique that requires the therapist to manipulate the client's energy to promote relaxation and healing?
Reiki
35
What is the name of the structural realignment technique that mainly works on the body's fascia?
Rolfing
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What is the name of the massage technique designed for athletes in which a massage therapist uses tapotement petrissage to increase blood circulation quickly?
Sports Massage
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What is the name of the massage technique that primarily focuses on relaxing the client?
Swedish Massage
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What is the name of the Thai massage technique in which the massage therapist stretches the client?
Thai Massage
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What is the name of the modern Chinese massage that uses eight basic techniques and rhythmic strokes on specific areas of the body?
Tuina