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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Your client had a cold last week and has painful-looking lesion on lip. When she stated fever blister, what is thisAnswer: Herpes Question: What is the best description of a infection of the skinAnswer: Dermatophytes find a rich medium on the skin Question: What does MRSA forAnswer: resistant Staphylococcus aureus Question: What is the best of critical thinkingAnswer: Using evaluated information to guide decisions and actions Question: Your client is a 19 y/o man with acne on chest and back, but no currently infected lesions, what should you doAnswer: Work ; no special accommodations Question: Your client arrives with active oral herpes simplex lesions, you Answer: appointment Question: Client exposed to scabies, how soon are the communicable to you?Answer: Anytime after Question: Client has staph infection with on forearm, wound is covered with dry bandage and almost healed she is on last day of antibiotics what do you do.Answer: Work with her normally, locally avoiding the Question: Massage for with a fungal infectonAnswer: Is safe if are localized, treated and covered Question: A client has been diagnosed with eczema, skin on her is red, dry adn flaky, what do you do.Answer: Use hypoallergenic lotion, work Question: Which of the following states systemically contraindicates circulatory massageAnswer: poisioning Question: In which of the following situation is massage therapy most to be safeAnswer: Hay fever, , postacute sprain Question: What are the most common signs of Answer: Pain, heat, redness, Question: scars occur whenAnswer: Permanent scar doesn't stay withing the boundaries of the skin injury Question: The "ABCDE" of is Answer: Asymmetrical, boarders, color, , elevation Question: A client who is an ambitious and runner badly hurt his ankle this am and wants to run marathon in 2 days , he took painkiller what do you doAnswer: Ask him to when painkiller is not active so he can give feedback Question: List parasitesAnswer: Crabs, head lice, Question: What are the goal of Answer: Limit the of infection, perpare area for healing Question: What is the best of standard precautionsAnswer: A set of on how to avoid exposure to potentially infectious body fluids Question: What are the components of -informed practiceAnswer: Practicioner expertise, values, best research Question: Your 62 y/o client has sore on scalp, it has a small crust in middle and its surrounded by a pink, pearly boarder, she is aware of it when combing hair and it doesnt hurt, what do you Answer: Inform her that she has a lesion that should be seen by DR before she comes to next visit adn continue with Question: Your has just finished his antibiotics to treat a strep infection, he wound has no symptoms of inflammation, he is exercising daily what do you doAnswer: Provide a massage as usual there are not risks. Question: You found information a"cleansing course" to share with a client who has rheumatoid arthritis, it claims to detoxify arthritic joints the article is from someone selling product what is the principle that you do you dismiss this productAnswer: thinking Question: A client has be diagnosed with eczema skin on palms is and has fluid filled blisters what do you do.Answer: Locally avoid the area to reduce the risk of Question: inflamationAnswer: Response to damage or threat of by antigens Question: Your client has acute and painful spasms of the paraspinals, you shouldAnswer: Work to pain and unnecessary tightness in the affected muscles Question: You are at a chair massage event adn a frail 83 y/o lady 5'2" adn says she used to by 5'6" what accommodation should you doAnswer: Gentle massage that does not put her at risk for bone fracture on the spine or Question: What is a predicton for how massage therapy might be able to help someone with a long-term postural deviationAnswer: Massage able to help with muscle tension adn pain but is unlikely to reverse long-term changes in bony adaptation Question: Your client has hip dysplasia bilaterally, what accommodations does she Answer: Any stretching of hip or extensor must be done very conservatively Question: What are the major signs and symptoms of Answer: Deep pain and , crepitus Question: Whish is the best description of Answer: inflammation of the spinal joints and structures Question: What is a claim about how massage therapy might affect sprainsAnswer: Massage therapy can work with ligaments and other connective tissues in the post acute phase of inflammation to improve mobility and help impact proprioception for stability. Question: What is a reasonable claim about the role of therapy in the TMJ disorder treatmementAnswer: Massage may help with myofascial component of TMJ disorder especially if no or bone damage has occurred Question: Your client has plantar fascitis and is to travel she wants to be able tow walk without pain what do you doAnswer: Work with her foot and lower leg muscles with pain tolerance she gets good walking shoes Question: Massage therapy for a client with tunnel syndrome is safe ifAnswer: The treatment can be done without exacerbating Question: What is the accommodation you can expect tot make for a with disc problemsAnswer: Bolstering to avoid hyperextension of the Question: Your client has trigger points all over his right shoulder, back and chest, the pain prevents him from training what treatment strategy might help himAnswer: Direct pulsing pressure to the that elicit pain, alternated with release and kneading strokes Question: What are the most likely contributing factors to thoracic syndromeAnswer: Muscular imbalance, connective bands, cervical ribs Question: The loss of ROM seen wit bursitis is usually due Answer: Muscle splinting to the perceived injury Question: Your 62 y/o has never had a massage was in a MVA 6 mo ago. Has and her chiropractor wants to see if massage with help it residual pain and limited ROM, what do you do Answer: Because new work for incremental changes in her pain and ROM Question: Is massage therapy or not for person with a post acute tendon injuryAnswer: Recommended, appears to have a positive impact on tendinopathy , although the mechanism isn't clear Question: You are at the finish line of a 10 km race on hot, humid day. The on your table is having a cramp in her calf, what do you doAnswer: dorsiflex the foot and work the Achilles tendon until the cramp has passed Question: Which muscle are most likely to be by whiplashAnswer: Sternocleidomastoid, , splenis cervicis Question: What are the and symptoms of active trigger pointsAnswer: Local and pain; twitch response Question: Your client has been diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome on the right side, this him out of sound sleep, he wants less pain and better ROM what do you doAnswer: Work to establish balance between scapula protractors and Question: Client has spasmotic torticollis, wants to see if massage with help with pain and motor control what muscle do you onAnswer: , trapezius Question: Someone who is having a stroke will probably show some of the followingAnswer: Unilateral weakness; vision; clumsiness, headache Question: Client is 61 y/o with Parkinson, he shuffles when walks hunched over and doesn't sleep well what accommodations will he Answer: Help getting on and off the Question: What are some consequences of sleep deprevationAnswer: Risk of diabetes, fibromyalgia, chronic syndrome Question: If a person with depression also has a chronic underlying condition what is to happenAnswer: Underlying condition will worsen as often leads to poor self care Question: What re the most primary symptoms of Parkinson diseaseAnswer: Resting , bradykinesia, rigidity Question: Client DX with Bell palsy she has seen neurologist, meds, wants to see if massage would help what do you doAnswer: Consult the research to see what others have done for this design a protocol that focuses on musculature of the affected side of her face as mobile and pliable during her recovery Question: Your client has trigeminal what accommodation might you have to makeAnswer: Not be comfortable lying prone, offer option Question: Most massage therapist are probably protected from herpes zoster from a client whyAnswer: Most people have been exposed to varicella zoster by the time we reach adulthood so alreay immune Question: People with Parkinson's seek out whyAnswer: MT can help with , depression, rigidity and other symptoms of Parkinsons Question: Your client arrives with headache as she was driving to see you, bad and she was afraid of being late and she is stressed, is MT appropriate for her?Answer: Yes MT can have a positive impact on the stress and muscular that have contributed to the situation Question: Which situation are most likely to lead to neuropathAnswer: Carpal tunnel , herpes zoster, lupus Question: 52 y/o client has peripheral neuropathy in her feet and hands that is a complication of treatment for cancer, so sever she had to delay her next chemo tx, wonders if MT will help what do you Answer: Work extremely gently with her within pain tolerance checking frequently that touch is ok. Question: Client is an addict and alcoholic, last time used was 6 years ago. He is 45 y/o good and wants to add MT for his bodybuilding competition what accommodations do you doAnswer: No accommodations in relation to his addition but may need adjustment sto help him ready his bodybuliding goals Question: 28 y/o client has was long term user of alcohol, cocaine, meth adn other , she is 6 mo. sober her dr. wants her to do massage, what can you anticipateAnswer: Risk of underlying diseases, including infections Question: 92 y/o with Alzheimer disease is friendly, lucid and happy to see you, what are main risk for with this person.Answer: Alzheimer disease is rarely seen alone, elders often have multiple that require adaptation for massage. Question: Client tells you that she had panic attack last week so she is sure she has panic disorder, she wants massage whats your best Answer: Assure her that massage therapy is unlikely to do any harm and will probably help but that she consult dr about diagnosis Question: 82 y/o client who had stroke 10 years ago, today has weakness on her right side she sis 5'5 and 110 lbs she wants massage due to back pain,and she has what is your optionAnswer: Accommodate her fragility and possible weakness in getting on and off the table make sure sure she is supported while she is lying down Question: Client with bipolar and managed with medications, she is and getting ready for 3rd triathlon, she has sprained ankle what accommodation do you need to make for herAnswer: Clients bipolar disorder does not impact choices for massage work with her to her ankle stability Question: What feature distinguishes dystonia from essential tremor or Parkinson diseaseAnswer: Dystonia leads to muscle spasms in multiple planes; other typically occur on a single plane of movement Question: What is the key factor that determines massage therapy is safe for a person with anemialAnswer: Whether the underlying cause of anemia carries risk for massage Question: What is the difference between an and a thrombusAnswer: A thrombus is a lodge and embolism has traveled from elsewhere Question: Why is pallor a sign of Answer: Less oxygen or less hemoglobin means the blood is less read, this can show in the Question: How does the pathophysiology of lead to its major signs and sypmtomsAnswer: The of healthy WBC, RBC and platelets is suppressed by the production of non functioning leudocytes Question: Your is being treated fore leukemia, her disease was caught early, and chemo wears her out she is in the middle of her series and wants to see if massage will help what do you doAnswer: Consult with her health care team and work within her tolerance for adaptation with the goal of anxiety and fatigue and improving stamina. Question: What is the most likely event that could happen f a person with sickle cell disease revives a rigorous massageAnswer: A sickle cell crisis, damaged erythrocyctes block a small artery or capillary prevent blood for to the straving Question: What is the feature of sickle cell diseaseAnswer: production is abnormal RBC collaps Question: your new client has DVT last yar and has . He went on a hike and would like to receive massage for his aching, tired legs, what is your best optionAnswer: Determine what his activity levels are then work within his capacity for adaptaions Question: How can thrombophlebitis to DVTAnswer: Perforate allow clots to travel from superficial to deep veings Question: Client has been dx with atherosclerosis and hypertension. He is on beta-blockers and thinner. The is also training for a triathlon next month so he runs 3 miles/day and swims 5 times /week can you work with himAnswer: Yes persons condition is under control and he is physically capable of keeping up with the stressor of massage therapy Question: Why is often asymptomatic during it's early phastAnswer: The body grows new arteries to make up for the lost function of the ones. Question: is marked by what major symptomAnswer: None is its the killer Question: Your client has hypertension adn he is trying to manage without medications. He is now exercising and better adn want to see if MT will help, what can he expectAnswer: Result 0f MT research on lowering PB have been of mixed quality but most experss agree that it is a safe that often has good results Question: 72 y/o client has large, twisting , distorted and elevated varicose on her legs, in other areas her skin is clearly compromised with tiny sore and & flaking on top of the veins, she wants massage and dr agree what is your best optionAnswer: This client needs to receive only very work on her legs through the sheet to avoid the risk of infection but standard massage therapy is appropriate elswheres. Question: This term describes permanently distended, twisted, ropy veins that are close to the Answer: Varicose Question: Your client had a heart attack 2 years ago, he is young, thin and physically active, he monitors BP and takes med to his cholesterol, can he get massageAnswer: Yes therapy is not liekly to challenge his body any more than his typical daily activities Question: Your client has pulmonary embolism 8 weeks ago, she supplements O2 and informs you that she has a filter in her vena cava,what accommodations does she Answer: This client will be safest with gentle touch that does not to impact fluid flow Question: What is the key factor that determines whether a person who has had a heart attack is safe to massage therapyAnswer: His general and capacity for adaptation Question: What is the best description of heart Answer: The heart muscle wears out besoms distended adn thin and pump enough blood to meet daily needs. Question: Your client arrives to appt, with O2 tank, she gasps for air as the arrives her legs are like tree trunks her ankles lap down over her shoes, she needs massage for neck pain & , you review her fom & she has COPD and heartfailure what do you doAnswer: Create a session in which she can be comfortable and choose massage that dones't emphasize fluid flow to focus on her neck and headache pain Question: This condition involves the retention of excess interstitial fluid either in a local area or systemically, it can have variety of causes from injury to allergic reaction to heart failure what is itAnswer: Edema Question: Client is 73 y/o man dx with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, prognosis is unclear and is not responding well to tx. what is suggestion for what MT will do for himAnswer: MT will help with anxiety, depression and pain due to CA but won't cue the but can make living with it easier Question: What is best of lymphomaAnswer: A blood cancer that begins with mutations in lymphatic Question: Your client has a history of extreme allergic reactions, she is nervous about bees adn wasps and she avoids being outside during pollen season adn she has to use nonirritating laundry detergent, what accommodation does she need to receive MTAnswer: Hypoallergenic lotion or lubricant, she might want to provide her Question: What is an reactionAnswer: An immune system reaction against the stimulus that is not y hazardous Question: The name of this condition was coined to cover many different s/s adn is a multifactoral situation involving stressful events, neuroendocrine dysfunction adn possibly infectious what is itAnswer: Chronic fatigue Question: Your client is 41 y/o woman who works FT adn has 3 children at home and volunteers, he has been dx with chronic fatigue syndrome and his hoping that MR will help what is your best Answer: Giver her a massage session the fits within her capacity for adn encourage her to take other steps for a good self-care Question: 76 y/o man with end stage AIDS, frail, pneumonia and not gonna live a week, family is requesting MT what is your best Answer: Work with him within his limits for frailty adn resilience offer to teach /friends simple adn safe techniques for comfort Question: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome is often identified by its disease or complications what are complications for AIDSAnswer: Pneumoncystitis, jiroveci, cytomegalovirus, sarcoma Question: Client is 39 y/o with Crohn disease that was dx in mid 20's. Since she has had 4 surgeries ro remove the section of her small intestine last one was 6 mo ago, Uses meds and goes to gym 4 times a week what is your best optionsAnswer: Good candidate for massage therapy and work the stress relief and digestive comfort is appropriate. Question: This disease is a progressive disorder that causes disconnected patches of damage tissue in any part of the GI tract what is itAnswer: disease Question: Many autoimmune disaeses one particular kind of tissue for attack, This one does not: many different types of tissue can be damaged with this disease what is itAnswer: Lupus Question: 39 y/o is active woman dx with Lupus, it is upsetting to her, she wants MT to decrease stress, notice her nose and cheeks are inflamed adn has painful ulcers in mouth and throat, what is your best optionAnswer: Give her gentle massage therapy session that focuses on stress relief but avoid irritating the red on her face remind her to update you about her tx options as she moves forward Question: Your client with MS experiences occasional painful and unpredictable spasms in shoulder and arms, want to know if MT with help what is your answerAnswer: Most experts agree that therapy is safe choice for people with multiple sclerosis and you are will ing to work with her to see if you can make a difference in her muschle spasm Question: MS is an disease marked by attacks against what tissueAnswer: sheathes in CNS Question: This involves the accelerated replication of skin cells that pile into itchy, scaly plaques, what is it Answer: Question: Your client with psoriasis has outbreaks on her elbows and knees but nothing recent, she wants MT because she overdid it while hiking and her knees are sore what is your best optionAnswer: Provide a massage therapy session as requested this situation calls for no accommodation s that using a hypoallergenic lotion if she prefers it Question: In this condition the synovial membranes are attacked by immune system cells leading to joint deformation and painful inflammation what is Answer: Rheumatoid Question: Your client is 76 y/o woman who has had rheumatoid arthritis for 50 . Her hands are gnarled and distorted adn ache all the time, has few other symptoms wanders if MT will help with Chronic painAnswer: gentle massage to her hands with emphasis on warming and comfortable passive ROM exercises, deliver firmer massage for her arms and shoulders this is shown to be helpful for pain and function in the hands. Question: Your client has a low fever, chest pain and keep hacking productive , has been sick for at least a week what conditionAnswer: bronchitis Question: Your client had bronchitis last week her fever is gone and back to work but still and little weak what is your best optionAnswer: Work with her within her capacity for adaptation keep tissues handy in case she needs to cough or blow her Question: Symptoms of a cold vary from of the flu in that Answer: Cold is shorter infection with lower fever and symptoms are to the respiratory tract. Question: Your client is recovery from a cold, she isn't but still coughing and blowing nose a lot wasn't a massage what your best optionAnswer: Giver her a massage and add extra focus on helping her to clear Question: Your client is coughing and sneezing uncomfortable adn slight fever although denies it says it's allergies, states she got flu shot what is your best optionAnswer: Inform her that she is howing signs of a contagoius respiratory tract infection adn you cannot work with her ; offer to reschedule in 2 weeks Question: Flu is typically marked by what symptoms in addition to , headache and sinus congestionAnswer: body aches and possibly nausea Question: What are the major signs ans symptoms of Answer: High fever, SOB, Question: Your client is 92 y/o in hospice, recently developed pneumonia and caregivers agree this is end o her life it's your day for her what do you doAnswer: Give her a very gentle session if she wants it take precautions getting sick yourself Question: You are doing volunteer chair massage in a clinic for people who a homeless guy has been and when it's his turn he begins to cough deeply and expels blood tinged sputum what do you doAnswer: him to consult with a clinic supervisor before recieving MT he needs to receive care for chest infection Question: This condition does not create in 90% of the people who have it when if does become symptomatic it contagious and dangerous what is itAnswer: Question: 76 y/o lady with chronic bronchitis and osteoporosis, smoked for 60 years repeated efforts to quit not successful, now struggling to breath has pneumonia a year want MR for fatigue and resilience what accommodations might she needAnswer: `Give her gently tx with extra bolstering that helps her be comfortable include some focused work on the of inhalation and exhalation to try and improve efficiency therew Question: S/S of chronic Answer: Subtle with slow onset easy to ignore in stages. Question: What is the best of emphysemaAnswer: Genetic anomalies adn/or to pollutants cause irreversible damage to alveoli Question: Client with emphysema has recently started O2 what accommodations does this requireAnswer: If O2 during massage positon in a way to make comfortable may not be able to be prone but side lying with bolsters should be relaxing Question: Your client has asthma mid session whats your best optionAnswer: the session adn ask her how you can help her be comfortable Question: What is the best of asthmaAnswer: an airway disorder triggered by environmental irritants and stress. Question: A formerly healthy physically active client dx withe limited small cell lung caner in stage II.. Know lucky to find early and wants to MR along with diet,exercise, mediation and meds after research what is your best stratagyAnswer: Work as part of health care team to her through this challenge design sessions to match her goals which may change day to day Question: The most dependable early signs of lung includeAnswer: this disease is usually silent until it is advanced Question: What is the best description of Answer: Inflammation of mucus producing that line hollow areas in the facial bones Question: waiting several weeks to see you, on his appt day dealing with recent cold that has blocked sinus, uncomfortable but no time and has returned to work what is your best optionAnswer: Give massage but make sure he is comfortable with the face ; he may need to avoid being prone for this session Question: Clien has esophageal 2 years ago and treated with surgery, chem and radiation, he is CA clear and has checkups q 6 mo, now he wants MT to deal with surgical scars what do you doAnswer: Agree to work with him and provide any treatment that fits within his capacity for adn may hlep him meet his goals Question: What is a typical symptom of esophageal cancer?Answer: Nothing; this disease is silent until later stages Question: What is the best description of ?Answer: Inflammation of the stomach and small intestine about by infection Question: client has recently returned from a nightmarish vacation in which she was exposed to an intestinal virus that drastic gastroenteritis. She is no longer vomiting or having nausea, but she feels tired and worn out, & she would like to receive an MT.Answer: Yes; gentle and relaxing work that does not challenge her capacity for adaptation may help her to feel . Question: Which signs and symptoms are most closely associated with gastroesophageal disorder?Answer: A taste in the back of the throat, chest pain; symptoms are aggravated by lying down. Question: She has chronic heartburns for 3 months even after massage , she wants your suggestion. What should you say? Answer: her to consult her doctor; this may not be a big deal, but it's important for her to pursue it. Question: What is the best of a peptic ulcer?Answer: An open sore in the or duodenum. Question: your 37-year-old has been diagnosed with multiple peptic ulcers, some of which sometimes bleed into his stomach. In addiction to treating his ulcers medically, he is trying to change some : he is now incorporating exercise, meditation and a healthAnswer: This client may not be comfortable lying flat on a table; offer to work for him on a or chair and an other warm support on his abdomen Question: At what point does colorectal cancer begin to symptoms Answer: When enough slow blood loss in unexplained iron deficiency anemia Question: Long-time client is in the middle of treatment for colorectal cancer, and chemotherapy is wearing her out. She wonders if massage therapy might improve her energy. Best ?Answer: Tell her that massage therapy is often used for pain, anxiety, and fatigue with cancer patients and that you look to helping her. Question: What is the best description of diverticular ?Answer: The gastrointestinal tract, the colon, develops pouches that may become infected. Question: Your client with disease has low back pain, and would like to receive a massage. She is not currently in flare. What is your best option?Answer: Good candidate for massage therapy, but any work that her abdominal muscles must be done with awareness because her colon is compressed. Question: Irritable syndrome involvesAnswer: Disorganized and contractions in the colons. Question: Client has irritable bowel syndrome (unpredictable diarrhea/constipation, bloating and gas) She would like a massage, but worried about needing to use the . What can you tell her?Answer: Tell her that you can create a that will help her feel comfortable, and if she needs to use the toilet you will find a solution. Question: Early and symptoms of cirrhosis include...Answer: Nausea, weight loss, skin Question: What is a major factor that determines the of massage therapy for a person with cirrhosisAnswer: Whether the disease has affected the of the skin Question: Client reports sharp stabbing pain at the midline of the right costal angle. Also sharp pain between scapulae, is a new pattern for her. She would like a massage for her back, but she's not sure she can make it through an hour. What is best option?Answer: Recommend that she reschedule her massage, and tell her that she needs these symptoms with her doctor as soon as possible. Question: In this condition, the is inflamed, usually due to infection. What is it?Answer: Hepatitis Question: ate at a restaurant where an outbreak of hepatitis a was traced. She has no symptoms, and she is nervous as she anticipates going for a gamma globulin shot. She would like her massage, What is your best option?Answer: Work with her, but her massage should be only light touch. Question: Most of hepatitis in the united states are the result ofAnswer: infection Question: Typical signs and symptoms of liver cancer Answer: Increasing abdominal pain, wasting Question: You have been called to provide massage therapy for a gentelman who is dying of liver cancer. His doctor suggested that your work provide some pain relief and easing of his anxiety. What is your best option?Answer: Agree to provide a massage that is specifically geared for the frailty of this client. Question: Early signs and symptoms of cancer includeAnswer: Midback pain, food , weight loss Question: CLient has done something ; she survived pancreatic cancer. Her bout with this disease was over 7 years ago, and she is now cancer free, she is checked for signs of the disease every 6 months. She wants a neck massage, can you work with her?Answer: Yes; at this point, her history of pancreatic does not need to influence decisions about massage therapy. Question: develops when this hormone is in short supply, or when targeted cells are no longer sensitive to it. What is the hormone?Answer: Question: Client has just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. She intends to manage it with diet, exercise, and therapy. What can she realistically expect from massage therapy for this goal?Answer: Massage has been seeing to help with dropping blood glucose, but the duration of effect is not clear. Question: In this common condition, blood glucose levels are consistently higher than normal but fall of typical diagnostic criterion. What is it?Answer: Pre . Question: Client has type 2 diabetes, which she manages with insulin inections. She is on and would like to receive a massage for a special treat. What accommodations might she need?Answer: Ask her to schedule her appointment for when her insulin is in the middle of its cycle; ask for her to preference for a hypoglycemic episode. Question: The secretion of too much thyroid is usually caused byAnswer: Autoimmune disease, iflammation, or thyroid nodules. Question: Your client has hyperthyroidism, and she wonders if massage therapy might help her feel more relaxed. What are two cautions to bear in mind about working with this ?Answer: This condition can involve damaged skin, and if she has a , work to the anterior neck is contraindicated. Question: The signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism Answer: weight gain, , sluggish digestion Question: Client has hypothyroidism that she manages with synthetic T4, She is moderately overweight and mostly , but she is working to become heatlhier. Massage therapy is her reward for meeting some important goals. What accommodations does she need?Answer: None; this client is a good candidate for massage therapy and can the same benefits as the rest of the population. Question: What is the best of metabolic syndrome?Answer: A of problems that together raise the risk for some serious but preventable diseases. Question: Client has been diagnosed with metablic syndrome. He is prediabetic and has high blood pressure. Before committing to a drug , his docotr wants him to try diet and exercise changes to bring his numbers into a healthy range. Can you work with him?Answer: Yes; with accommodations for his ability to adapt to changes that massage therapy brings about. massage therapy is a safe choice in addition to diet and . Question: What factor is the main contributor to most kidney stones diagnosed in the united Answer: Question: YOur client is to pass a kidney stone. His doctor sent him home from the hospital telling him it's olny a matter of time, and he can pass the stone on his own. He is in a lot of pain, and he wonders if massage therapy might help What is best optionAnswer: This client needs to delay his massage therapy session until after his stone is . Question: Major signs and symptoms of pyelonephritis includeAnswer: Fever, burning and frequency of urination, back pain, Question: Client informs you that hse had a urinary tract infection last week and she's feeling much better, so she stopped takingher antibiotics. Midsession she reveals that she still has some burning urniation, what is best optionAnswer: Since you're halfway through the massage, finish the session with light and relaxing work and then commend that your client go back to her . Question: What is best description of failure?Answer: The kidneys cannot keep up with the body's . Question: Which is the list of of renal failure?Answer: urine output, pruritis, headache. Question: You have been invited to offer a massage therapy at a low income dialysis outpatient . Is this a good idea?>Answer: Yes; massage to the hands and feet of people undergoing dialysis may help with pain and anxiety associated with this condition. Question: Client is an organ transplant recipient; he received a kdiney 3 years ago, He has to be careful his activity. He hurt his elbow while playing golf, and wonders if it might be a good idea to receive massage therapy in general, and for his elbow?Answer: You can work with him to help rehabilitate his elbow and any other massage therapy that he might like to receive can be gauged to his . Question: What is the best of a urinary tract infection?Answer: An infection anywhere in the urethra or bladder. Question: had a urinary tract infection last week. She took a full prescription of antibiotics and is now pain and symptom free. She would like to receive her regularly sechduled massage. Is this appropriate?Answer: Yes; this client can any kind of massage therapy that fits within her capacity for adaption. Question: What is the best describtion of cancerAnswer: the growth of cells in the neck of the uterus Question: your client has been diagnosed with stage II cancer and she had a full hysterectomy 6 mouths ago her nodes appear to be clear and her that she is probably cancer freeAnswer: this is a good canadidate for any kind of therapy that fits within her capacity for adaption my be lingering pain Question: your client has painful menstrual cramps on the day oh her appointment how does this your message choices Answer: This client will benifet soft work on her abdomen and gentle work on her sacral area this is a referred pain Question: when a person has painful menstrual heavy periods painful sexual activity and infertility what is likely scenario Answer: Question: If a woman has a history of serve endorsements and multiple laparoscopies to treat it what are the for massage therapyAnswer: This person has a high risk of blood clotting and exempt from process it is that she consult with her primary care physician before receiving massage therapy Question: what are the major signs and symptoms connected to uterine Answer: usually none unless they other tissues Question: your 44 year old client was diagnosed with fibroid tumors for 20 years ago she never received treatment how does this impact her have on the safety of message on her Answer: none therapy is unlikely to change the uterine fibroid and this client can receive any kind of body work that helps meet her needs Question: what is the best of breast cancer Answer: development of cells in the tissues of the breast Question: your 77 year old is a very active gardener and community volunteer she had breast cancer 45 years ago while treating it she was scared and lost her breast what is the your best option for message therapy Answer: give her message that is gauged for the strength of her bones and lingering risk of her breast cancer is no longer a factor in this decision process Question: what is the best of benign prstatic hyperplasia Answer: the prostate of a mature man new cells and becomes enlarged Question: your client is 72 and had prostate cancer last year. His treatment was successful and did not involve serious side effects or complications now he would like to receive message therapy for his neck from a car Answer: base your message choices on the situation with his neck injury and his history of prostate cancer isn't a factor Question: what is the best description of Answer: a situation in the prostate gland is painful and may be in flamed Question: what is the best description of Answer: the the ovaries stops secreting enough hormones to initiate a menstrual cycle Question: your is 49 year old and has very extreme perimenonopausal symptoms she is hoping message therapy might help with her mood swings and hot flashes what can u tell her Answer: message therapy has shown to be helpful for mood issues but it is unlikely to have any significant impact on her symptoms Question: what are some of the symptoms of that message therapy can help address Answer: loose ligaments changing fatigue Question: your 42 year old client informs you mid-session that after years of trying she is 6 pregnant what is your best option Answer: continue the but don't do specifics focused work in the lower abdomen Question: your 26 year old client is 8 months pregnant it has been a difficult pregancy and she is looking to labor and delivery today she reports that one calf feels and achy and she looking forward to having you work it out what is your best option Answer: tell her this is a sign of a problem and needs to go to the hospital right away offer her a cab Question: what is the best description of transmitted infections Answer: infection with a pathogen that is spread most through intimate contact Question: sexually transmitted infections are often silent so they can be unknowing transmitted form one person to another what is another frequent complication of sexually infections Answer: for men and woman Question: your client wrote on his intake from under medications list when you ask why he you that he is recovering from gonorrhea and will be finished with his prescription in 3 days he has no symptoms what does this change about your choices Answer: Nothing this situation does not massage therapy choices at all |
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