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TMB60 Quiz 5.2
Theory of Massage and Bodywork
Question | Answer |
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Clinical massage therapy describes applications of massage: | To treat pathological conditions |
Massage has been found to ________ some of the negative side effects from radiation and chemotherapy in persons being treated for cancer. | Reduce |
One of the important effects of massage in preterm infants is: | Weight gain |
Lower cortisol levels in the blood are an objective measure indicating: | Less depression |
Massage is beneficial for people with medical conditions worsened by: | Stress |
Anxiety reduction, improved body awareness, and the ability to receive pleasurable nonsexual touch are especially important effects of massage for what special population? | Survivors of physical abuse |
Which massage technique describes Therapeutic Touch | Sweeping hand movements a few inches above the skin |
When should forceful thrusting movements to realign skeletal structures be applied by massage practitioners? | Never |
Therapeutic outcomes that focus on enhancing the primary treatment or that create a more favorable environment for healing are called: | Indirect therapeutic |
Research will help ensure that the application of clinical massage therapy will be: | Safer and more effective |
Planning treatment based on the unique situation, needs, or goals is called: | Client-centered |
Which of the following are foundations of evidence-based practice? | Research and clinical experience |
Principle-based therapy allows for: | Variation |
An effect of massage related to mental health that is confirmed in a meta-analysis of massage research is that massage can reduce: | Depression and state anxiety |
Massage for healthy nervous system development and weight gain in preterm infants is considered which type of clinical massage outcome? | Direct-therapeutic outcome |
Massage used for palliative care is most common in which of the following settings? | Home or hospice |
The localized swelling of tissues as a result of the soft tissue injury from the exertion of exercise is called: | Traumatic edema |
When massage is used to reduce the symptoms and discomfort of a disease for a terminally ill patient, it is considered _______________ care. | Palliative |
Relaxing hypertonic muscles, encouraging healthy scar formation, and relieving constipation are __________ outcomes of massage. | Direct therapeutic |
What massage technique is effective in the treatment of repetitive strain injuries (RSIs)? | Deep transverse friction |
Massage of what body region has been found to be effective in reducing anxiety of hospitalized patients? | Back |
What massage specialization has been found effective in treating postmastectomy lymphedema? | Manual lymph drainage |
In cases of heart failure, kidney disease, and liver congestion, circulatory massage is: | Contraindicated |
Which of the following is not a finding in studies on the effects of massage on children with asthma? | Decreased peak airflow |