Prep and Positioning Flashcards

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what are the 5 parts of intelligent touch?

A

-Attention and Concentration
-Discrimination
-Indentification
-Inquiry
-Intention

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define Attention and concentration

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therapists capacity to focus on the sensory info that they receive primarily, but not exclusively, through their hands

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define discrimination

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therapists ability to distinguish fine graduations of sensory info

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define identification

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therapists must be able to distinguish between healthy and dysfunctional tissue states

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5
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define inquiry

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intelligent touch is inquiring touch. good therapists are constantly asking questions

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define intention

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therapists aim of using massage techniques to produce a more normalized response of the clients tissues or other structures

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what are superficial reflex techniques?

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engage only the skin and may produce reflex effects but no mechanical effects

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what are superficial fluid techniques?

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Engage skin, superficial fascia and SQ fat down to the investing layer of deep fascia. produce mechanical effects on superficial lymphatics and possibly the venous circulation

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what are neuromuscular techniques?

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engage muscle and the tissues it contains
they affect the function of the contractile element, connective tissue hydration and lymphatic return
may produce reflex effects

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what are percussive techniques?

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deform and release tissues quickly
engage diff tissues depending on the force with which therapists apply them
they may also produce useful reflex neuromuscular effects

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what are connective tissue techniques

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engage superficial and deep layers of tissues
they mechanically effect hydration, extensibility and modelling of connective tissue

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12
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what can you do to physically prepare for massage?

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warm up with active movement
stretch
self massage
receive skilled massage on an ongoing basis

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13
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examples of warm up exercises

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active circumduciton of the arm
stretch of glenohumoral rotators

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14
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how can you mentally prepare for massage?

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allowing enough time to perform
use relaxing techniques
communicate with colleagues regularly
take care of yourself

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