Techniques

Question 1

what are mechanical effects of massage techniques?

Answer 1

Compressing
stretching
shearing
bending
twisting

Question 2

what are chemical effects of massage techniques?\

Answer 2

Golgi Tendon tech

Question 3

What are techniques for reflex effects

Answer 3

percussive
stroking
vibrations
rocking
static compression

Question 4

3 components of evidence based massage

Answer 4

current research
clinical experience
client based feedback

Question 5

developer of Swedish massage is?

Answer 5

Per Henrik Ling

Question 6

4 phases of clinical decision making?

Answer 6

Eval
plan
treat
discharge

Question 7

what is it called when the skin is red after skin rolling?

Answer 7

Hyperemia

Question 8

what are the principles of massage

Answer 8

Prox,Dist,Prox
Cent,periph,cent
super,deep,super
gen,specif,gen

Question 9

effleurage contraindications

Answer 9

bruising
open wounds
broken bones

Question 10

petrissage contraindications

Answer 10

compromised circulatory, lymph and musculoskeletal systems
areas of inflammation
pain
open skin
broken bones

Question 11

gliding movements that can be soothing or stimulating

Answer 11

stroking

Question 12

what is the most abundant tissue

Answer 12

connective tissue

Question 13

slow relaxing superficial stroking outcome

Answer 13

reducing pain

Question 14

which techniques would loosen mucus in lungs

Answer 14

clapping/cupping/beating/hacking

Question 15

What is the purpose of static compressions

Answer 15

initiate contact
build rapport
reduction of pain perception

Question 16

effects of static compressions

Answer 16

reduce anxiety
reduce pain
reduce SNS firing

Question 17

risks of static compressions

Answer 17

can cause emotional response

Question 18

principal of static compression

Answer 18

superficial

Question 19

Which direction should you do stroking in?

Answer 19

Centrifugal (away from the heart)

Question 20

What is working towards the heart called?

Answer 20

Centripetal

Question 21

what Is the purpose of stroking?

Answer 21

intro/closing tech
sooth or stimulate

Question 22

what are the effects of stroking?

Answer 22

sooth
stimulate
decrease SNS
decrease pain
helps lymph drainage

Question 23

risks of stroking

Answer 23

fraile skin
recent heart attacks
ticklish

Question 24

Principles of stroking

Answer 24

SDS
PDP

Question 25

Purpose of MLD

Answer 25

increase lymph drainage reduce edema

Question 26

Effects of MLD

Answer 26

increase immune function reduce pain reduce edema sedative

Question 27

risks of MLD

Answer 27

cardiac insufficiency thyroid hyperactivity asthma (avoid sternum)

Question 28

CI to MLD

Answer 28

CHF infections Thrombosis parasites kidney pathology malignancies

Question 29

principles of MLD

Answer 29

PDP Centripetal

Question 30

purpose of kneading

Answer 30

distract fascia warm tissues sedative stimualting

Question 31

effects of kneading

Answer 31

increase cirulation stretch muscle fibers

Question 32

risks of kneading

Answer 32

pain bruising swelling activate trigger points

Question 33

CI of kneading

Answer 33

Anticoagulants varicose veins

Question 34

Principles of kneading

Answer 34

SDS

Question 35

purpose of effleurage

Answer 35

spreading oil introducing touch transition technique

Question 36

effects of effleurage

Answer 36

decrease edema decrease pain decrease muscle tension increase circulation relaxing

Question 37

risks of effleurage

Answer 37

cardiac issues acute orthopaedic injuries metabolic conditions COPD

Question 38

CI of effleurage

Answer 38

local CI acute cardiac conditions

Question 39

Purpose of vibrations

Answer 39

decrease pain decrease tone loosen mucus

Question 40

effects of vibrations

Answer 40

increase healing of nerve lesions, decrease post surgical complications reflexive relaxation

Question 41

Risks of vibrations

Answer 41

increase spastic paralysis

Question 42

CI of vibrations

Answer 42

local CI

Question 43

Principles of vibrations

Answer 43

SDS

Question 44

Purpose of petrissage

Answer 44

distract fascia warm tissues prepare for deeper work sedative stimulating

Question 45

Effects of petrissage

Answer 45

increase circulation stretches muscle fibers

Question 46

Risks of petrissage

Answer 46

pain brusing swelling activate trigger points

Question 47

CI of petrissage

Answer 47

Anticoagulants varicose veins

Question 48

Principles of petrissage

Answer 48

SDS

Question 49

purpose of OI

Answer 49

used on muscle bellies that are tender for specific work

Question 50

Effects of OI

Answer 50

decrease muscle tone and spasm

Question 51

risks of OI

Answer 51

pain

Question 52

CI of OI

Answer 52

local pain acute tendon issues hypotonic muscles fragile tissue pathologies of connective tissue

Question 53

Purpose of muscle approx

Answer 53

used on muscle bellies that are tender for specific work

Question 54

effects of muscle approx

Answer 54

decrease muscle tone and spasm

Question 55

risks of muscle approx

Answer 55

pain

Question 56

CI of muscle approx

Answer 56

local pain actue tendon issues hypotonic muscles fragile tissue pathology of connective tissue

Question 57

Purpose of GTO

Answer 57

relax muscle

Question 58

effects of GTO

Answer 58

reduce tone assist with spasms

Question 59

Risks of GTO

Answer 59

possible pain

Question 60

CI of GTO

Answer 60

Tendon pathology hypotonic muscles fragile tissue

Question 61

Purpose of frictions

Answer 61

breaks fibrous adhesions

Question 62

Effects of frictions

Answer 62

improved mobility improved circulation stimulates healing

Question 63

Risks of frictions

Answer 63

painful brusing tenderness

Question 64

CI of frictions

Answer 64

peripheral nerve pathology structure too deep to be treated thin skin anti inflammatories anticoagulants

Question 65

what is the process of frictions?

Answer 65

warm up first friction realign the fibers (stretch) CBAN Diaphragmatic breathing

Question 66

what does CBAN stand for?

Answer 66

Cold Burning Aching Numb

Question 67

what is CBAN used for

Answer 67

ice application

Question 68

Purpose of direct fascial work

Answer 68

mobilize fascia

Question 69

Effects of direct fascial work

Answer 69

remove adhesions increase mobility

Question 70

risks of direct fascial work

Answer 70

fragile skin pain

Question 71

CI of direct fascial work

Answer 71

anticoagulants hypotonic muscles fragile skin incisions/open skin

Question 72

principle of direct fascial work

Answer 72

GSG

Question 73

Purpose of tapotement

Answer 73

loosen mucus increase local circulation light for stimulating atrophied muscles

Question 74

effects of Tapotement

Answer 74

loosen mucus increase circulation reduce fatigue decrease tension muscle stimulation

Question 75

Risks of tapotement

Answer 75

pains may cause coughing

Question 76

CI of tapotement

Answer 76

not over bony structures not over kidneys not over lumbar during pregnancy