Reflexology Flashcards

1
Q

How would you perform a reflexology treatment if somebody had damage to a foot

A

Use the corresponding hand

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What system reflexes would you work for a client with hay fever

A

Respiratory and sinuses, head, face and eyes

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What might foot odor indicate

A

Kidney problems

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1
Q

What is a common term for the symptoms felt in the 24-48 hours post reflexology

A

Healing crisis

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2
Q

What could foot arch abnormalities indicate

A

Postural or muscular problems

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3
Q

Who researched zone therapy at their chiropractic school?

A

Joseph and Elizabeth Riley

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4
Q

What are the three arches of the foot

A

Lateral, medial and transverse

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4
Q

What is pleurisy

A

Inflammation of the pleural lining of the lungs

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5
Q

What reflexes would you treat for infertility in a female

A

Ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus

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6
Q

Why use the feet and not the hands for reflexology

A

Feet are more sensitive because they are usually covered by socks and shoes when hands are only protected in extreme temperature or dealing with chemicals

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7
Q

What reflexes would you work for a client who suffers from flatulence

A

Small intestine, stomach, illeocaecal valve

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9
Q

What are the transverse lines

A

Shoulder, waist and pelvis

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10
Q

What might corns indicate?

A

Pressure on the skin from ill fitting footwear

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11
Q

What is a hammer toe

A

Painful, deformed middle toe or toes often results in corns and nail problems. Often from ill filling shoes

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12
Q

How are the feet and spine connected

A

Each have 26 bones and the curves are similar

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13
Q

Where is the uterus reflex

A

Inside of the ankles on both feet

14
Q

What reflex points would you work for somebody who suffers from kidney stones

A

Bladder, ureter, kidneys

15
Q

How many bones in the foot

A

26

16
Q

Who developed foot reflexology?

A

Eunice Ingham

17
Q

What is the direct reflex for a stomach hernia

A

Stomach

18
Q

Where is the solar plexus reflex?

A

towards the center of the diaphram line on both feet

19
Q

Who wrote to stop that toothache squeeze your toe?

A

Dr Edwin Bowers

20
Q

What foot is the gall bladder reflex on

A

Right

22
Q

Who created the ten longitudinal zones?

A

William Fitzgerald

23
Q

What could stiff feet and ankles signify?

A

Arthritis

24
Q

Who is Eunice Inghams nephew and why is he important

A

Dwight Byers and he continued her work after she died

27
Q

What body system would you work for a client with varicose veins

A

Circulatory. May have to use the hands instead

28
Q

Where is the spleen reflex point

A

Outer half of the left foot in the upper section between the waist and pelvis lines

29
Q

What might damp sweaty feet indicate

A

A hormonal imbalance or a very nervous person

30
Q

What does pinkish colour to the soles of the feet show?

A

good circulation

31
Q

Why is a client suffering from psychosis contraindicated to reflexology?

A

treatment may trigger emotional instability

32
Q

What is plantar fasciitis

A

Inflammation of the connective tissue running from the heel to the ball of the foot

33
Q

When was reflexology brought to Britain and by who?

A

1966 by Doreen Bayly

34
Q

What reflex points could help someone with food alergies

A

Digestive tract

35
Q

which system would you work for a client suffering from colitis.

A

digestive

36
Q

Hallux valgus is commonly known as what?

A

bunion