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massage therapy
Question | Answer |
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Site specific | contraindications - partial, full |
Pathology related | Contraindications |
Special population | Standard approaches for some populations- Age, paraplegic and quadriplegic and prenatal massage. |
Working with populations | Contraindication rules,modality specific contraindications, knowledge of specific technique results and information given to the therapist by the client - ask questions. |
special applications | Prenatal massage. Different Ways to use the bolster and or toweling. |
Manipulation of the soft tissue. | massage creates two effects on the circulatory, and lymphatic system, mechanical and reflexive system. |
Stress, pain and the client. | Soft tissue manipulation. |
What are the benefits of touch? | Increases system functioning, rom, prevents disease and injury, decreases anxiety and stress, increases well-being, and Increases body awareness. |
what are the soft tissue techniques? | Effleurage, petrissage, friction, vibration, tapotement. |
What is the organization of a body massage? | Informed consent, right of refusaL, service, and client center approached. |
Client consultation and evaluation | Ask questions. |
client treatment goal. | forearm, Olecranon, soft fist, knuckles. |
formulation of the treatment strategy. | Informed consent, right of refusal, service and client centered approach. |
History of massage | Founded in China. 3000 b.c. Chinese influenced the India's around 1800 b.c. per henrick ling is responsible for organizations of the massage "father of medicine". |
What are the professional boundaries? | Professionalism, therapeutic, draping,comfort/ safety zone,feedback from the client, caring/ expressing and safety and trust. |
What are therapeutic relationships? | Beingness, doingness. |
What are dual relationships? | Relationships create assurance, leading to solid foundation upon which to build. |
What is sexual misconduct? |