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Massage (in length) |
Defined as the systematic manual manipulations of the soft tissues of the body by movements such as rubbing, kneading, pressing, rolling, slapping and tapping for therapeutic purposes such as promoting circ of blood & lymph, relax of muscles, relief from pain, restore metabolic balance and other physical & mental benefit. |
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In America, 19th century: First popularized use of the word massage. (Along with 2 others) |
Douglas Graham |
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Terms massage, effleurage, petrissage and tapotment are attributed to this man. |
Johan Georg Mezger |
Dutch |
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Massage has been a major part of medicine for _____ years. And western medicine for ______ years. |
5,000
3,000 |
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Art of Rubbing a Part Upward |
Anatripsis |
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Father of Physical Therapy (medical gymnastics) |
Per Henrik Ling |
(Active, Duplicated, Passive movements) |
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Active Movements |
Performed by patient (could be exercise) |
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Duplicated Movements |
Performed by patient in cooperation with therapist. |
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Passive movements |
Performed by therapist (range of motion) |
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Brothers who brought Swedish Movement Cure to US |
Taylor Brothers
Charles Fayette Taylor George Henry Taylor
(Swedish movement cure) |
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Established practice & art of massage as a scientific subject . French terminology (effleurage, petrissage, tapotment) |
Johann Mezger |
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3 men brought word massage to US publishing medical journals (used mezger's terminology) |
Douglas Graham Benjamin Lee Charles Mills |
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Orthopedic surgeon who popularized Deep Transverse Friction Massage (break down unwanted adhesions) |
James H Cryiax |
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Two women physical therapists who had a major impact on massage therapy. |
Gertrude Beard Frances Tappan |
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Gertrude Beard's book |
Beard's Massage |
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Frances Tappan's Book |
Healing Massage Techniques |
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Year the AMTA (American Massage Therapy Association) was established by graduates of College of Swedish Massage. |
1943 |
Chicago |
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Scope of Practice |
Defines the rights and activities legally acceptable according to the licenses of a particular occupation or profession. |
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Code of Ethics |
A set of guiding moral principles that governs a person's choice of action. |
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Boundaries |
Are personal comfort zones that help a person to maintain a sense of comfort and safety. They can be professional, personal, physical, emotional, intellectual and sexual. |
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