Kellogg Review

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If i wanted to elicit a contraction from the palmairs longus, I would apply

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Wrist tendon reflex percussion

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Kneading is the most powerful procedure for producing this physiological effect

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Metabolic

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Holding the client's ankle and hip, the therapist gently brings the ankle away from the body

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Abduction

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Centrifugal friction

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Is in the direction of teh arterial flow
Has a sedative effect
Has a derivative effect on viscera and nerve centers

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Fine, vibratory or shaking movements communicated to the body through the hand of the masseur is the definition for

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Vibration

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The pressure of stroking should be

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Not even the weight of the hand

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The most powerful means of stimulating the abdominal viscera is

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Percussion

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Because of the ability of massage to increase the burning of glycogen in the muscles, massage is most valuable inthe treatment of

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Diabetes

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Large arteries are not principaly effected by what kellogg procedure

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Friction

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The definition of kneadingis alternate andintermittent compression of tissues by grasping or compressing tissues against underlying bony surfaces

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True

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In this type of vibration he palm of the hand or closed fist is placed firmly against the surface, the arm is held straight and fine jarring or trembling movement conmmunicated to it

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Deep vibration

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Pain is relieved most by

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Pressure

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A friction technique for broad surfaces like back or hip is called

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Rotary friction

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In the upper arm, the vein that runs most laterally is

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Cephallic

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Muscular contraction, even tetanus,can happen under the influence of this procedure

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Vibration

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When performing petrisssage, tissue should be lifted from the bone in underlying tissues, rolled and stretched in an ______ direction or form the point of _____

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Upward
Insertion

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The type of friction that would promote aabsorption and increase circulation would be

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Centripetal

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Which massage procedure is the treatment of choicefor fever and heat elimination

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Friction

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_______ of teh extremities is the most powerful of all means of aiding lymphatic and veous circulation for the treatment of edema

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Centripeta Friction

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Genearl massage is considered helpful for

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Nervous Irritabilty
Insomnia

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Raynaud's disease is

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Poor circulationj, usually fingers and toes

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Digital, knuckle, palmar, reflex are part of what procedures

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Stroking

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Fulling and skin rolling act primarily upon

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Skin and superficial fascia

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The massage procedure that produces the most powerful mechanical effect is

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Friction

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All of the following are considered hamstring muscles except:
Semimembranosus
Semitendinosus
Bicep Femoris
Rectus Femoris

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Rectus Femoris

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Plantar flexion of the footis achieved by all of the following except

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Extensor Hallucis Longus

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The pressure of stroking should be

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Not even the weight of the hand

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The vibration technique that is especially applicable to extremities and head is

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Shaking

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The great saphenous vein orginates

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In the instep

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Joint movement of the elbow will have the most profound effect on the

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Wrist

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What would be the correct application of rolling

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From the axilla to the wrist

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Prolonged light or strong percussion produces

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Dilation of surface vessles and redness

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The trapezius

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Inserts on the acromion process
Orginates on the ligamentum nuchae
Has six functions

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As the tibialis anterior, I ____ the foot

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Dorsiflex
Invert

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Muscles that affect breating is

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Scalene
Intercostals
Diaphragm

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Geniglossus is it concerned with facial expression

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NO

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There are ____ muscles which control the movement of the eye

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6

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The flexor digitorum profundus flexes the

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Phalanges

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The pectoralis minor ____ the scapula

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Depress

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Which muscles are connected to the galea aponeurotica

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Frontalis
Occipitalis

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Which of the following is not an extensor of the knee:
Vastus medialis
Vastus lateralis
Biceps Femoris
Rectus femoris

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Biceps femoris

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To exhale forcibly on would contract the

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Internal intercostals

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Deep fascia invaginating the muscle of the thigh is called

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Fascia Lattae

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Where does the adductor longus insert

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Linea aspera

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The muscles of a person suffering locomotor ataxia

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Should be kneaded

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Nerves can be soothed by

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Stroking

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Immobility of joint is called

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Ankylosis

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At the distal end of the fibula is the

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Lateral malleolus

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Wringing is done from ankle to hip is this a true statement

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NO

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Ulnar deviation is

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The hand directed medially

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Touch is not used

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For heat elimination

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Flexor digitorum longus does what action

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Flexes the toes

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What massage procedure stimulates muscle contraction

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Vibration

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Acute inflammation of the kidney is not a what

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Therepeutic application for massage

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In the treatment of neuritis, the first stage is ______

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Derivative

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Parasthesias are

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Sensation of numbenss, pricking and tingling

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General masage is considered helpful for

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Nervous Irritability
Insomnia

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Diathesis is

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Having an above average tendency to acquire certain diseases

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The treatment of choice for facial neuralgia would be

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Nerve compression
Vibration

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For hyperaesthesia this treatment would be contraindicated

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Percussion
Vibration

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For treatment of infantile paralysis apply

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Percussion

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For treatment of locomotor ataxia apply

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Petrissage

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Massage benefits all disorders except

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Brights Disease (Kidneys disease)

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Writers cramp would likely effect this muscle

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Flexor digitorum superficialis

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This disease ( which massage does not cure but did stop its advance) was caused by underactive thyroid gland

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Myxedema

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Massage treats disorders of nutrition buy

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Improving appetite
Promoting secretion of digestive fluids
improving absorption
Aiding peristalsis

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After violent exercise, which procedure would be of most value

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Centrifugal friction

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Massage relieves the pain through its dervative action,promotes absorpiton of effused inflammatory products and restores mobility describes the treatment for

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Articular rheumatism

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In cases of exhaustion from excessive mental, nervous, or muscular work, the treatment of choice is

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General masage

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Percussion and vibration are powerful means of producing which of the following actions

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Reflex

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The most effective means of exciting nerve trunks is

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Clapping
Hacking
Slapping
Tapping

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Sedaive effects are achieved by

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Derivative massage
Gentle stroking

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Light friction over a deep lying organ

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Decreases the organ's blood supply

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Tetanic contraction may be caused by

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Succession of blows
Strong vibration

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Where are the blood vessels and lymphatic the largest

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In the vicinity of the joints

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Derivative massage of both extremities especially concluded with cetrifugal friction relieves congestgion of

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Pulmonary or lung systme
Brain and spine

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Lymph channels are most abundant in

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Subcutaneous tissue fascia

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Local massage does not cause

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Decreased tissue changes

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Slow peristalsis is not a what

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Effect of massage on digestion

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Spatting is

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Used on most parts of the body
Used if surface is cold

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What percussive technique is most beneficial for relieving lung congestion according to kellogg

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Hacking

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To relieve a sensitive part. This treatment would be appropriate

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Derivate massage
Gentle stroking over the affected area
Gradually working towards the painful part

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For relaxation, you would apply

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Palmar stroking

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Fist kneading is done were only

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Abdomen

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A well known sensation resulting from a blow ujpon the ulnar nerve just behind the elbow is an example of _____ effect

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Sedative

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Kneading produces a powerful waht

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Reflexf effect

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What procedure produces a powerful mechanical effect

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Friction

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What procedure producesa powerfu metabolic effect

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Kneading

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The effects masssage on the circulation are

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Does not affect arterial tension

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A good form of massge to use if you want to powerfully stimulate all functions of the skin would be

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Friction

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Passive joint movement increases

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Blood and lymph flow in joints

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In assistive joint movement the

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Effect is chiefly confined to the joint

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Fulling and skin rolling are not a therapeutic application for

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Muscle tension

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Chucking is not a therapeutic application for

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Hidebound skin

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It is always necessary to use two hands for chucking

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False

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Deepkneading is not a therapeutic application for

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Hidebound skin

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The release of histamine caused by kneading is an example of a_______ physiological effect

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Metabolic

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What procedure do you use when the surface is cold

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Spatting

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What pecussion is know for its explosive effect and loud sound

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Clapping

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Short-light or unprolonged percussion produces

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A spasm of superficial vessels and a pallor

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In bending over the patient, the body should be

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Flexed at the hips

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When the palma surface of the hand is held upon the skin with sufficient firmness to prevent slipping and the movementis to and fro, this is

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Lateral virbration

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Which is not a contraindication to application of vibration:
Acute inflammation
hyperaeshesia
Neuralgia
Morbid growths

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Neuralgia

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To aid a condition of paralysis, kellogg recommends

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Light, intermmittent pressure

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What procedures does Kellogg advocates most for the condition of neuralgia

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Vibration
Nerve Compression

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Hyperaesthesia is best treatedwith

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Passive touch

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For the relief of cold surfaces, kellogg recommends

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Vibration
Friction
Percussion

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Firm, deep pressure on a nerve trunk

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Sedates
May paralyze nerve

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What might be a contraindication for nerve compression

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Goiter

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Stroking applied to any area can be

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2-3 minutes to 1/2 hour or until desired effect is produced

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What procedure iindirectly affects the internal organs

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Reflex stroking

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All functions of the skin are affected by friction except

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Vasoconstriction of superficial veins

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Circular friction is applied to

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Arms and legs

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Shaking is done by

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Grasping head or extremity firmly and shakingwith rapid vibratory movemnts

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Which stroking procedures are used for sleepessness

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Digital stroking of head

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An indication is

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When an approach would be beneficial

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The body/mind link is best understood

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As separate from hormone interplay