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Chap 15

Clinical Massage

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technique: involves digital pressure directly into a trigger point, Ischemic Compression or trigger pressure release
(NMT)Neuromuscular Therapy was developed in the 1930 and 1940s by? Dr. Staley Leif in England
systematic program developed from the technique of structural integration , aligns major body segments through manipulation of the fascia or connective tissue Rolfing
A primary technique of NMT that use the thumb to move across along and through the tissue? Gliding
Hypersensitive spot associate with a palpable nodule located in a taut band of muscle that prevent full lenghthentening of the muscle Active Myofascial trigger point
a tender spot when is pressured , however do not cause pain to other areas. it can become an active trigger point if stress is continued Latent Myofascial Trigger point
an active or latent trigger point that is located near the center of the muscle boy and is closely associate with the motor endhplate that activate the muscle A central Trigger point
A trigger point that is located at the Musculotendinous junction Attachment trigger point
a trigger point that is form as a result of dysfunction of the primary myofascial trigger point Satellite trigger point
what is a trigger point when pressure is applied a sensation of pain is felt and it can radiate from the point to another area
what is the percentage of common trigger point that are known acupuncture point 70%
pincer palpation is often used to deactivate trigger point? true
done with the fingertips or thumb either in line with tor perpendicular across the fibers of the tissue Flat palpation
MET Muscle Energy Technique , soft tissue mobilization technique to help with spasm, joint mobility and weak muscle
the most common MET procedure is called Agonist Contract or Contract relax , is a technique that is used to relax muscle by contracting and relaxing and lengthening the target muscle
a healing system based on the body self correcting reflex Ortho-Bionomy
PMET Pulse Muscle Energy Technique
SMB Structure Muscular Balancing /integrate technique from several bodywork
intend to loosen, broaden or stretch fascia and release fascia adhesion Myofascial Massage
the collagen fibers in fascia is responsible for stretch and stability of the tissue what is the function of the collagen in fascia
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