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TMB60 Quiz 2.1
Theory of Massage and Bodywork
Question | Answer |
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What technique is performed by sliding over the skin? | Effleurage |
What technique is performed by lifting and squeezing? | Petrissage |
What technique is performed by quivering or trembling motion? | Vibration |
What technique is performed by percussive, stimulating movements? | Tapotement |
What technique is performed by rubbing surfaces together? | Friction |
What technique is performed by static pressure? | Touch without movement |
The skillful application of tapotement is: | Rapid, light, an rythmic |
How many massage technique variations are possible? | Endless |
What skill helps massage therapists assess the general condition of muscles and other soft tissues? | Palpation |
What massage technique is considered most versatile? | Effleurage |
Which technique is commonly applied with the practitioner's thumbs? | Stripping |
What technique is sometimes called wringing? | Horizontal Stroking |
A practitioner of Swedish massage should always consider ________________ sites, ___________, and _______ to avoid hurting a client when performing techniques. | Endangerment, contraindications, cautions |
The _________ is the most common region for the application of the bilateral tree stroke. | Back |
Three basic forms of deep friction are ________, __________. and ___________. | Parallel, Circular, Cross-Fiber |
If done incorrectly, ________ techniques may feel violent or like taking a beating. | Tapotement |
The effects and benefits of Swedish massage are generally explained within the framework of anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology. | True |
In basic two-handed kneading, tissues are compressed in a rhythmic movement. | False |
Because lubricants reduce the amount of resistance between the practitioner's hands and the client's skin, warming friction is best done dry or almost dry. | True |
When used in the rehabilitation of an injury, deep transverse friction is best received daily. | False |
In a deep vibration, the trembling motion comes from the fingertips. | False |