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Light percussion
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Increases nervous irritablity
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Sedative 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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Diminishes the organs blood supply
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Massage has chiefly to do with the
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Muscles
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Tetanic contraction may be casued by
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Succession of blows
Strong vibration |
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What is a mechanical effect of massage
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Stretches muscle fibers
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Where are the blood vessels and lymphatics the larges
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In the vicinity of the joints
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General masage at first and briefly produces a small decrease in blood pressure
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False
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Massage of the abdomen slows the pulse by
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Raising the general blood pressure
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In a fever, there may be
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Great increase in heat prodcution
Loss of heat reguation A combination of increase in heat production and loss of heat regulation |
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Muscles at work require more oxygen and release _____ at a signnificantly increase rate
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Carbon dioxide
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Lymph channels are most abundant in
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Subcutaneous tissue fascia
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The diaphragm is know as
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The great lylmph pump
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What is the chief seat of heat production in the body
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Muscles
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Stong percussion and Deep kneading have a profound effect on what
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Heat production
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Why would strong percussion and deep kneadaing have a profound effect
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The procedures greatly effect the muscels
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The fact that muscles are under the infulence of the nervous system even while at rest is know as
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Muscle tone
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What procedure is the treatment of choice for fever and heat elimination
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Friction
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The increase of heat elimination resulting from massage is directly due to increased circulation of blood to the
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skin
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Heat is dissipated from the skin gby
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Radiation
Conduction Evaportaion |
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The principal means by which the body fights an invasionof foreign microbes in connection with infectious disease and breaks down inflammartory exudates is know as phagocytosis
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True
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Massage improves elimination by
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encouraging oxidation
Encouraging cellular exchanges Delivering waste matter to organs of elimination |
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Massage is differs form exercise in that
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It feeds the muscles without taxing the nervous center
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Abdominal massage ______ urine elimination
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Increases
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Massage promotes activity of the skin by stimulating
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Sweat glands
Sebaceous (oil) glands Hair follicles Vasodilation of superficial blood and lymph vessels |
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Evidence of stimulation of skin includes
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A reddened surface
Increased perspiration Increased hair growth Increased oil production |
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What is a procedure that would encourage disgestion
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Abdominal massage
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Why was Kellogg so focused on the importance of regular elimination
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Waste products stored too long in the large intestine are reabsorbed into the blood stream
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If a client came in with blood pressure, which was controlled with medication, which procedure would you not use
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Abdominal
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A procedure know for its ability to calm the nervous system is
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passive touch
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A physiological effect of joint movement is
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To lubricate the joint itself
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If you wanted to inhibit skin functions, which procedure would you choose
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Light percussion
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