Massage Therapy Mod B

Front 1

center of chest/ sternum

Back 1

sternal

Front 2

what is the study of the gross structure of the body and the study of an organism and the inter-related parts?

Back 2

anatomy

Front 3

what is the science and study of the vital process functions of the organ systems?

Back 3

physiology

Front 4

what is the study of muscles?

Back 4

myology

Front 5

what is the muscular activity and the mechanics of body movement?

Back 5

kinesiology

Front 6

what is the study of microscopic structures and tissues?

Back 6

histology

Front 7

what is the relatively constant state of the internal environment of the body that is maintained by adaptive responses (internal balance)?

Back 7

homeostasis

Front 8

what is the in between state of "not sick, but not healthy"?

Back 8

dysfunction

Front 9

what is the abnormality of body functions?

Back 9

disease

Front 10

what is the study of microscopic organisms?

Back 10

microbiology

Front 11

what is the study of the cause of disease?

Back 11

pathology

Front 12

what is the study of the cause of disease?

Back 12

etiology

Front 13

what is the disease or condition which appears suddenly and is usually of short duration?

Back 13

acute

Front 14

what is the disease or condition which develops slowly and lasts for a prolonged period of time?

Back 14

chronic

Front 15

what is the name given to a patients condition, that implies that the illness will follow a prescribed course?

Back 15

diagnosis

Front 16

what is the disease occurring in many individuals in any region at the same time?

Back 16

epidemic

Front 17

what is a disease natural to a local region?

Back 17

endemic

Front 18

what is a epidemic affecting a large geographical area (global)?

Back 18

pandemic

Front 19

what is the study of the occurrence transmission and distribution of a disease?

Back 19

epidemiology

Front 20

what is the study of disease development?

Back 20

pathogenesis

Front 21

what is the outcome of a disease (prediction)?

Back 21

prognosis

Front 22

what is the objective abnormalities which can be observed by someone other that the patient?

Back 22

signs

Front 23

what is the subjective abnormalities reported by patient?

Back 23

symptoms

Front 24

what is a collection of signs and symptoms usually with a common
etiology which presents a picture of a pathological condition?

Back 24

syndrome

Front 25

what refers to the number of deaths caused by a disease?

Back 25

mortality

Front 26

what refers to frequency of disability?

Back 26

morbidity

Front 27

what is the optimal functioning with freedom from disease or abnormal processes?

Back 27

health

Front 28

god of medicine

Back 28

Aesculapius

Front 29

used massage with patients

Back 29

herodicus

Front 30

father of medicine

Back 30

hippocrates

Front 31

discovered arteries and veins contained blood

Back 31

galen

Front 32

discovered circulation of blood

Back 32

harvey

Front 33

father of physical therapy- developed swedish massage

Back 33

per henrick ling

Front 34

wrote 1st book on swedish movements

Back 34

mathias roth

Front 35

introduced swedish movements to u.s.

Back 35

charles and george taylor

Front 36

brought massage to scientific community- influenced effuerage, petrissage, and tapolement

Back 36

dr. joham mezger

Front 37

introduced "massage" to the u.s. through articles

Back 37

dr. douglas graham

Front 38

situated higher, toward the crown of the head

Back 38

cranial/superior

Front 39

lower, away from head

Back 39

caudal/inferior

Front 40

before or infront of

Back 40

anterior/ventral

Front 41

behind or in back of

Back 41

posterior/dorsal

Front 42

pertaining to the middle, nearest to the midline

Back 42

medral aspect

Front 43

on the side, away from the side

Back 43

lateral aspect

Front 44

nearest to the origin of a structure or point of attachment

Back 44

proximal

Front 45

farthest from the origin of a structure or point of attachment

Back 45

distal aspect

Front 46

closest to the surface or the body (skin)

Back 46

superficial

Front 47

furthest from the skin, closest to the bone (muscles)

Back 47

deep

Front 48

forehead

Back 48

frontal

Front 49

temples

Back 49

temporal

Front 50

back of the head

Back 50

occipital

Front 51

side of the head above temporal

Back 51

parietal

Front 52

neck

Back 52

cervical

Front 53

shoulder and muscle

Back 53

deltoid

Front 54

armpit

Back 54

axillary

Front 55

between elbow and shoulder

Back 55

brachial

Front 56

kneecap

Back 56

patellar

Front 57

femur/thigh

Back 57

femoral

Front 58

groin

Back 58

inguinal

Front 59

chest

Back 59

pectoral/ thoracic

Front 60

front of lower leg

Back 60

crural

Front 61

shoulder blade, back of shoulder

Back 61

scapular

Front 62

low back

Back 62

lumbar

Front 63

over sacrum, superior to low back and between gluteals

Back 63

sacral

Front 64

buttocks

Back 64

gluteal

Front 65

behind knee joint, back of knee

Back 65

popliteal

Front 66

posterior lower leg (calf)

Back 66

surel

Front 67

anterior elbow crease

Back 67

antecubital

Front 68

elbow

Back 68

cubital

Front 69

hand

Back 69

carpal

Front 70

feet

Back 70

tarsal

Front 71

navel

Back 71

umbilical

Front 72

center of chest/sternum

Back 72

sternal