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what is another word for cupping?
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clapping
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reflex percussion is one of the forms of percussion
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true
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several massage procedures are said to produce reflex effects.
Name 3 of them. |
very light shaking
percussion vibration |
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which procedures are good for sclerosis?
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vibration and
hacking of the spine |
sclerosis is a condition in which a tissue has become hard (usu. an overgrowth of fibrous tissue)
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what type of friction is sedative?
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centrifugal
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Describe lateral vibration.
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the palm or the fingertips applied to the surface
and vibration is done laterally to and fro at the rate of 6-10 times per second. |
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does vibration decrease or increase circulation?
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increases circulation
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for deep vibration, is the therapists hand bent or extended (straight)
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extended (straight)
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which one does Kellogg say is the most valuable of all the vibratory movements?
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deep vibration
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what areas of the body would you do spatting?
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spatting is applicable to most parts of the body
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what areas of the body would you do tapping?
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head and chest
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what areas of the body would you do cupping or clapping on?
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fleshy parts when strong surface stimulation is desired
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what areas of the body would you do hacking on?
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usually on the chest, spine, and head,
but can be done on any part of the body. |
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what areas of the body would you do beating on?
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lower part of the back and fleshy portion of the thighs
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what part of your hands is used for beating?
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fists
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what part of your hands is used in hacking?
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the ulnar border of the hand only
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what part of you hands is used for cupping?
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the whole hand is used, but the palmar surface is "cupped"
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what part of your hands is used for spatting?
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the palmar surface of the extended fingers held rigid.
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what part of your hands is used for tapping?
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just the pads of your fingertips.
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which vibration technique is especially applicable to the extremities and the head?
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shaking
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where would you use lateral vibration?
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fingertips - head & joints,
palm - abdomen & pelvis |
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where would you do superficial vibration?
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anywhere on the body
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where would you do shaking?
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mainly on the head and extremities
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where would you use knuckle vibration?
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abdomen, lateral thigh, and back
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where would you use deep vibration?
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abdomen or fleshy areas to affect deep tissues
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where would you use digital vibration?
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any part of the body
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which technique does Kellogg say is the most valuable?
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friction
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which technique does Kellogg say is the most stimulating?
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vibration
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which technique does Kellogg say is the most important?
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deep kneading
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of the 6 vibration procedures, which ones does the hand travel,
or move as it is vibrating the body part? |
knuckle
superficial |
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what is the rate of movement for lateral vibration?
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6-10 per second
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what does a short light application of percussion produce in the superficial vessels?
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spasm in the superficial vessels
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what does strong percussion or a prolonged application of light blows give rise to?
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dilation of the surface vessels
(it may even produce paralysis of the blood vessels) |
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what might produce paralysis of the blood vessels?
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strong percussion or a prolonged application of light blows.
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the direct application of ___ (what technique) to ____ (what body area)
is one of the most powerful means of stimulating the vasomotor centers and the nutritive functions of the viscera that are controlled by the splanchnics? |
percussion
spine |
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which 2 forms of percussion are the most
effective at influencing the functions of the viscera of the trunk and the genital organs? |
hacking and beating
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which type of massage is useful when the stimulation of the skin is desired;
in any case that there is functional inactivity of the skin? |
percussion
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name 3 things that percussion has a favorable influence over?
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sciatica
lumbago coldness of the extremities |
sciatic nerve;
painful muscular rheumatism in the lumbar region; extrrrrrrrrremities |
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what can be done for passive congestion of the liver and spleen?
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percussion over the region of these organs
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what can be done for constipation?
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percussion may be applied over the abdomen to stimulate peristalsis,
and over the sacrum to stimulate lower bowel activity |
_____ may be applied ______ to stimulate peristalsis, and over the _______ to stimulate lower bowel activity
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what procedure can be applied over the abdomen to stimulate peristalsis?
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percussion
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where would you use percussion in order to stimulate lower bowel activity?
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over the sacrum
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what procedure (AND WHERE) would be valuable in atony (muscle weakness) of the bladder and impotence of sterility from loss of sexual vigor?
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beating of the sacrum
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what would hacking of the chest be helpful for? (3)
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pneumonia,
adhesions from chronic pleurisy, promoting absorption in cases of serous effusion into the pleural cavity |
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what is the definition (description) of percussion?
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consisting of blows by two hands in alternation with the movement from a flexible wrist. The hand should strike the body transversely with relation to the muscle
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percussion with palmer surface
of the extended fingers held rigid |
spatting
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The whole hand is employed, the palmar
surface being shaped as to entrap the air as it comes in contact with the skin. |
clapping or cupping
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The ulnar border of the hand alone
comes in contact with the skin. |
hacking
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The body is struck by the palmer
surface of the half closed fist |
beating
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what are 2 other words for percussion?
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clapotement
tapotement |
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which percussion technique is most often used when the surface is cold?
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spatting
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which percussion technique is used on fleshy parts
when strong surface stimulation is desired? |
clapping or cupping
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what is the rate of movement for stroking?
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1 to 2 inches per second
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what is the definition of stroking?
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touch combined with motion
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what is the physiological effect of light pressure on a nerve trunk?
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stimulating
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what pressure should be used when applying nerve compression in cases of paralysis?
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light & intermittant (stimulating)
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what is a motor point?
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the point where the motor nerve enters the muscle
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name 3 therapeutic applications of pressure
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diminish swelling
diminish congestion relieve pain |
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what kind of stroking of the feet will give relief from sleeplessness?
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palmar
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digital stroking with the fingertips is mostly used for what parts/areas of the body?
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forehead
spine |
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gentle stroking of the forehead gives relief of what?
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sleeplessness
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Who is credited with bringing massage to fellow
physicians as a form of medical treatment? |
Dr. Johann Mezger of Holland
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Who introduced the Swedish movement system to the US in 1856?
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Charles and George Taylor
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what is the definition of vibration?
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fine vibratory or shaking movements
communicated to the body through the hand of the therapist |
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Vibration is useful when _____ is required.
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stimulation
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which type of vibration is especially applicable to the extremities and the head?
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shaking
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several massage procedures are said to produce reflex effects.
Name at least 3 of these procedures. |
very light stroking
percussion vibration |
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what is the definition of petrissage?
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a form of deep kneading
where the muscular structures are grasped by the hand, as a baker grasps a mass of dough |
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define rolling
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tissues are compressed against the deep underlying bone structures,
the pressure used should be with considerable firmness to prevent the hand from slipping upon the skin surface 200-400 per minute |
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