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TMB60 Quiz 2.2

Theory of Massage and Bodywork

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Release of endorphins associated with massage would have which of the following effects? Increased feeling of well-being
Practitioners who can apply techniques to produce specific effects will be more successful in achieving: Session and treatment goals
Movement of lymph fluid through lymphatic vessels is largely dependent on: Muscle contractions
Which of the following effects of massage is an indication of improved immune function? Increase in natural killer (NK) cells
Desired traits such as calmness, gentleness and non-aggressiveness have been associated with _____________. adequate pleasurable tactile experiences
Which of the following would not be appropriate during relaxation massage? Techniques that cause discomfort
Which of the following types of massage works best for increased mental clarity? 20-minute chair massage
Physical forces such as compression, stretching, shearing, and broadening of tissues are behind the _________ effects of massage. mechanical
The science of ___________ has grown from the study of mind-body effects on health and disease. psychoneuroimmunology
Functional changes mediated by the nervous system are considered: Reflex effects
A group of structures within the brain associated with linking the physical to the emotional is called the ________ system. limbic
Deep transverse friction is applied in the remodeling phase of tissue healing to enhance: Healthy scar formation
Muscular tension caused by unexpressed emotions is called: Character armor
Changes that start during a massage and that last for a few days or weeks are called: Long-term effects
Multi-dose effects of massage: Happen over time with repeated massage
A meta-analysis that reviews a number of different research studies on the same general topic is primarily looking for: Consistent findings
The embryonic connection between the _______ and the nervous system has profound implications related to the study of the effects of massage on the mind and emotions. skin
In which phase of tissue repair is the tissue structure restored? Regenerative
Which mechanism of massage is most instrumental in breaking adhesions in connective tissues? mechanical
The part of a research report that gives a quick overview of the study methods, results, and conclusions is the: Abstract
A consistent finding of research about massage that is true for both the giver and receiver is that massage: Reduces anxiety
Release of unexpressed emotions is an example of what mechanism of massage? Body-mind effects
Body awareness and pain reduction are the result of stimulation of these structures in the skin: Sensory receptors
The systemic examination of a phenomenon using measurements based on careful observation is called: Research
The systemic procedure for collecting and analyzing information relevant to answering a research question is called: The scientific method
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