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TMB60 Quiz 3.2

Theory of Massage and Bodywork

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The first step in good time management is establishing your: Priorities
The three basic Rs of a stress-control strategy are: Rest, Relaxation, Recreation
Self-care plans that include physical, mental, and emotional health, as well as avoiding undue stress and burnout, can be thought of as: Holistic
Palpatory sensitivity is learned and sharpened through: Hands-on experience and verbal description of what is felt
The sense of presence of the massage therapist's hands on the client's body during the massage should feel: Confident and warm
The capacity to move against resistance for a number of repetitions over time is called: Muscle Endurance
Palpatory literacy involves the ability to: Locate specific anatomical structures Detect normal tissue conditions Distinguish abnormal tissue conditions
The essence of modern meditation techniques is choosing something like a word or object on which to place attention, and when the mind wanders, to: Bring it back to the object of attention
Grains, vegetables, fruits, oils, milk, and meat and beans are the basic: Food Groups
Inorganic nutrients that the body needs in small amounts are called: Minerals
Body-mind exercises require a conscious effort to link what your body is doing to: What you are feeling
To find time for your priorities in life, it is useful to: Eliminate time-wasters
Organic nutrients that the body needs in small amounts are called: Vitamins
Giving nutritional advice to clients: Is not within the scope of massage therapy
A healthy adult's body weight is what percent water: 50-60
The ability to sense where your body is in space and to coordinate movement with mind is referred to as: Body Awareness
A focal point or point of organization from which being and movement occur is called the: Center
Establishing a connection or being rooted to the earth through the legs and feet is called: Grounding
The ability of a muscle to move a maximum amount of resistance one time is called: Muscle Strength
The sit and reach test is a simple way to evaluate the body's overall: Flexibility
Body composition refers to a person's: Body-fat Percentage
Yoga, Tai chi, qi gong, and Pilates fit best into which category? Body-mind Practices
How many hours of study time should you schedule for each hour of class time? 2-3
Created by: AmyFu24
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