Massage Final Review

Front 1

Effleurage?

Back 1

Light Friction (used to put on lotion and start massage)

Front 2

What would you do for pelvic pain?

Back 2

Derivative Friction on Lower Back

Front 3

What procedures are used for neuralgia (nerve pain)?

Back 3

– Nerve Compression (F/D)
– Vibration
– Deep Kneading

Front 4

What would you do for a fever of 100°?

Back 4

Centripetal Friction

Front 5

Light friction does what to blood supply?

Back 5

Diminishes

Front 6

What would you do after strenuous exercise?

Back 6

Centrifugal Friction

Front 7

What procedure causes vasoconstriction?

Back 7

Light Unprolonged Percussion

Front 8

What procedures produce heat?

Back 8

– Deep Kneading
– Strong Percussion

Front 9

What procedures would you use to warm cold surfaces?

Back 9

– Vibration
– Friction
– Percussion (slapping/spatting)

Front 10

Characteristics of inflammation?

Back 10

– Redness
– Swelling
– Heat
– Pain

Front 11

Neurotransmitter produced in the adrenal medulla and is excreted into the bloodstream in response to stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system in preparation for the "fight- or- flight" response?

Back 11

– Epinephrine
– Norepinephrine
– Adrenaline

Front 12

Gate control theory?

Back 12

Stimulation of Large Diameter Fiber to" Beat "Slower Small Diameter Fiber

Front 13

What reflex effect will you get from strong or prolonged light percussion?

Back 13

Vasodilation – hyperemia (redness)

Front 14

How strong percussion benumbed nerves?

Back 14

Stimulates Muscle to the Point of Exhaustion

Front 15

Why is abdominal massage a contraindication for high blood pressure?

Back 15

Abdominal Massage Raises Blood Pressure

Front 16

What does the skin look like with vasoconstriction?

Back 16

Pallor/White

Front 17

During vasoconstriction, what happens to vessels?

Back 17

Causes Spasm

Front 18

Superficial kneading is also known as?

Back 18

Fulling

Front 19

What would not be a TA for fulling?

Back 19

Muscles

Front 20

Where is the flexor compartment of the hand?

Back 20

Anterior Forearm

Front 21

Which neurotransmitter affects brain functions that control fine movement, emotional response, and the ability to experience pleasure and pain?

Back 21

Dopamine

Front 22

Schizophrenia is low in _____ neurotransmitters?

Back 22

Serotonin

Front 23

What stroking procedures would quiet sympathetic nervous system?

Back 23

– Digital
– Palmer

Front 24

With flexor compartment muscles of the hand, what is the common origination site?

Back 24

Medial Epicondyle

Front 25

Erector spinae muscles from medial to lateral?

Back 25

– Spinalis
– Longissimus
– Iliocostalis

Front 26

Neurotransmitter that is synthesized in the brain and found in the brain, bloodstream, and intestinal walls, it influences mood, behavior, appetite, blood pressure, temperature regulation, memory, and learning ability?

Back 26

Serotonin

Front 27

Most prominent erector spinae muscle?

Back 27

Longissimus

Front 28

Parkinson's disease is caused by the bodies inability to produce _____?

Back 28

Dopamine

Front 29

Removal of waste in a tissue that occurs during a pumping action associated with petrissage has what type of physiological effect?

Back 29

Metabolic (removal of waste)

Front 30

Difference between stretching and lengthening a muscle?

Back 30

– Stretching Is Mechanical
– Lengthening Is Reflexive

Front 31

Petrissage can release stiffness in muscular system by doing what metabolically?

Back 31

Absorption of Nutrients and Removal of Waste

Front 32

What do you do to increase reflexive effect during a massage?

Back 32

Massage Without Lube

Front 33

What procedure stimulates peripheral nerves and all nerve centers with which a nerve pump is connected?

Back 33

Vibration

Front 34

What nerve goes through the carpal tunnel?

Back 34

Median Nerve

Front 35

How does the nervous system increase blood?

Back 35

Vasodilation

Front 36

Metabolic reflexive?

Back 36

– Absorption Of Nutrients and Removal of Waste
– Cellular Respiration (ex: exchange of O2 and CO2)
– Release of Chemicals (ex: histamine)
– Sugar Oxidation (less sugar in blood) burning of glycogen
– Cellular Exchange

Front 37

Abductor's of the wrist?

Back 37

– Extensor Carpi Radialis
– Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus
– Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis
– Flexor Carpi Radialis

Front 38

Procedures that stimulate a particular chord segment which cause a pacific muscle contraction?

Back 38

– Reflex Stroking
– Reflex Percussion

Front 39

Absolute contraindications for massage?

Back 39

– Fever 101°
– Kidney Failure
– Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure
– Intoxication
– Toxemia Or Preeclampsia

Front 40

Best time for massage with chemo and radiation treatments?

Back 40

Before

Front 41

Procedure of choice for pregnancy?

Back 41

Light Friction

Front 42

Where are the pillows placed with a pregnant side laying client?

Back 42

– Under Upper Knee
– Under Head
– Underbelly

Front 43

3 stages of metastasis?

Back 43

– Cells Breaking off the Primary Tumor
– Circulation through Blood and Lymph Vessels
– Implantation of Cancerous Cells at Secondary Sites

Front 44

Client receives information and acknowledges that they understand the nature of the treatment?

Back 44

Informed Consent

Front 45

What is included in the release of information form?

Back 45

– Clients Name
– To and from
– Date
– Signature

Front 46

When do you not need a release of information form?

Back 46

Court Order

Front 47

What do you do if a client tells you there husband abused their child?

Back 47

Report It

Front 48

Body temperature drops from a prolonged application of cold is called what?

Back 48

Hypothermia (below 70°)

Front 49

What is the application of cold called?

Back 49

Cryotherapy

Front 50

Contraindications for hydrotherapy?

Back 50

– Skin Conditions
– High Blood Pressure
– Kidney Infection
– Lung Issues
– Cardio Problems

Front 51

A procedure that is only mechanical?

Back 51

Passive Joint Movements

Front 52

What is hyperplasia?

Back 52

Thickening of Connective Tissue or Fascia Restrictions

Front 53

What procedure would you use for pleurisy?

Back 53

Percussion (cupping/clapping, hacking)

Front 54

What procedures would you use for sciatica?

Back 54

– F/D Nerve Compression
– Friction
– Deep Kneading
– Percussion

Front 55

What procedures would you use for jaundice skin?

Back 55

– Friction
– Superficial Kneading (fulling)
– Percussion (spatting/slapping)

Front 56

3 procedures that use only one hand?

Back 56

– Chucking
– Rolling
– Spiral Friction

Front 57

What procedures would you use for gout?

Back 57

– Friction
– Joint Movements
– Deep Kneading

Front 58

What would you do for an acute sprain?

Back 58

R.I.C.E

Front 59

What procedures would you use for constipation?

Back 59

– Abdominal Reflex Stroking
– Percussion to Abdominal Wall

Front 60

What procedures empty and refill blood vessels (mechanical)?

Back 60

– Friction
– Fulling

Front 61

What is a MT legally allowed to do?

Back 61

– Temperature
– Blood Pressure
– Kellogg Procedures
– Heat and Cold (hydrotherapy)
– Mechanical Devices

Front 62

Place certification where?

Back 62

– Primary Place of Business
– Wallet for Out Calls

Front 63

Can we legally trade services?

Back 63

Yes

Front 64

Can we prescribed meds or suggest prescribed meds?

Back 64

No

Front 65

Contraindications for joint movement?

Back 65

– Acute Sprains
– Bony Ankylosis

Front 66

Slowest procedure?

Back 66

Stroking

Front 67

Lightest procedure?

Back 67

Stroking

Front 68

Fastest procedure?

Back 68

Rolling

Front 69

What is the condition where the kidneys cannot get rid of uric acid?

Back 69

Gout

Front 70

Definition of friction?

Back 70

Whole or Part of the Hand with Considerable Degree of Pressure

Front 71

Direction for rolling?

Back 71

Centrifugal (whole limb)

Front 72

Direction for wringing?

Back 72

Centrifugal (extremities only)

Front 73

Direction for circular friction?

Back 73

Centripetal (beginning at hand or foot)

Front 74

Direction for fulling?

Back 74

Any

Front 75

What procedures cause a direct muscle contraction?

Back 75

– Percussion
– Vibration

Front 76

What borders the femoral triangle?

Back 76

– Inguinal Ligament
– Adductors
– Sartorius

Front 77

What would you do for a spasm in the back?

Back 77

Heat Pack

Front 78

What procedures would you use for rheumatism?

Back 78

– Joint Movements
– Friction
– Deep Kneading

Front 79

What procedures would you use for insomnia with cerebral congestion?

Back 79

Centrifugal Friction (extremities)

Front 80

Definition of code of ethics?

Back 80

Conduct Guidelines, And Are Most Commonly Set by Professional Organizations (standard of practice)

Front 81

What procedures would you use for skin?

Back 81

– Friction
– Fulling
– Percussion (spatting/slapping)
– Superficial Vibration

Front 82

What does firm deep nerve compression do?

Back 82

Sedates

Front 83

What does light intermittent nerve compression do?

Back 83

Stimulates

Front 84

What do you use light intermittent nerve compression for?

Back 84

Paralysis

Front 85

What do you use firm deep nerve compression for?

Back 85

– Hypersensitivity
– Neuralgia
– Sciatica

Front 86

What procedure do you only use on abdomen?

Back 86

Fist Kneading

Front 87

What procedures do you use only on the back?

Back 87

– Knuckle Stroking
– Knuckle Vibration

Front 88

Chucking is used for?

Back 88

Muscular Rigidity

Front 89

Procedures for paralysis?

Back 89

– Light Intermittent Nerve Compression
– Deep Kneading
– Vibration
– Percussion

Front 90

Definition for vibration?

Back 90

Arm Held Straight (deep-seated organs)

Front 91

Inflammation of veins due to blood clots?

Back 91

Thrombophlebitis

Front 92

When a piece of clot loosens and floats in the blood?

Back 92

Embolus

Front 93

Localized dilation of blood vessels or artery?

Back 93

Aneurosa/Aneurysm

Front 94

Inflammation of a vein accompanied by pain and swelling?

Back 94

Phlebitis

Front 95

DVT?

Back 95

Deep Vein Thrombosis

Front 96

Subcategories of touch?

Back 96

– Passive Touch
– Pressure Touch (ischemia compression)
– Nerve Compression (L/I and F/D)

Front 97

Subcategories of stroking?

Back 97

– Digital
– Palmer
– Knuckle
– Reflex (epigastric, abdominal, cremastric, gluteal, plantar)

Front 98

Subcategories of friction?

Back 98

– Rotary
– Circular
– Spiral
– Centripetal
– Centrifugal

Front 99

Subcategories of kneading?

Back 99

– Deep Kneading (petrissage, palmer, digital, rolling, wringing, chucking, fist)
– Superficial Kneading (fulling)

Front 100

Subcategories of vibration?

Back 100

– Lateral
– Knuckle
– Shaking
– Digital
– Superficial
– Deep

Front 101

Subcategories of percussion?

Back 101

– Tapping
– Spatting/Slapping
– Clapping/Cupping
– Hacking
– Beating
– Reflex
– Tendon Reflex
– Point

Front 102

Subcategories for joint movement?

Back 102

– Passive
– Active
– Assistive
– Resistive

Front 103

Anterior leg muscles?

Back 103

– Tibialis Anterior
– Extensor Hallucis Longus
– Extensor Digitorum
– Fibularis (peroneus) Tertius

Front 104

Lateral leg muscles?

Back 104

– Fibularis (peroneus) Longus
–Fibularis (peroneus) Brevis

Front 105

Superficial posterior leg muscles?

Back 105

– Gastrocnemius
– Soleus
– Plantaris

Front 106

Deep posterior leg muscles?

Back 106

– Tibialis Posterior
– Flexor Digitorum Longus
– Flexor Hallucis Longus
– Popliteus

Front 107

All anterior leg compartment muscles do what?

Back 107

Dorsiflex Foot

Front 108

Extensor hallucis longus does what?

Back 108

Extends Great Toe

Front 109

Extensor digitorum longus does what?

Back 109

Extends toes 2-5

Front 110

Tibialis anterior does what?

Back 110

Invert Foot

Front 111

Fibularis (peroneus) Tertius does what?

Back 111

Everts Foot

Front 112

Lateral leg compartment muscles do what?

Back 112

– Plantar Flex Foot
– Everts Foot

Front 113

Superficial posterior leg muscles do what?

Back 113

– Plantar Flex
– Gastrocnemius And Plantaris flex leg At the Knee Joint

Front 114

The posterior leg muscles do what?

Back 114

All Plantar Flex except Popliteus

Front 115

Tibialis posterior does what?

Back 115

Inverts Foot

Front 116

Flexor digitorum longus does what?

Back 116

Flexes the Toes

Front 117

Flexor hallucis longus does what?

Back 117

Flexes Great Toe

Front 118

Popliteus does what?

Back 118

Flexes Leg at Knee Joint and Medially Rotates Tibia (to unlock the extended knee)