In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
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: LandmarkAnswer: A uniquely shaped part of a bone, either raised or sunken in, is used as a reference point to locate where muscles attach to bones. Question: Answer: Something which would indicate that massage is not acceptable for a : certain massage strokes, or massage at all. Question: Answer: A long massage stroke (form of effleurage designed to flush toxins and normal metabolic waste into your bloodstream so your body may remove them. Question: DrapingAnswer: The covering of a client with a sheet, blanket, or . Question: Answer: A long gliding massage stroke designed to lubricant, increase circulation, and warm tissue for deeper work. Question: Answer: A particular type of connective tissue which spreads throughout the body from head to toe and from skin to the deepest bones. It to support and shape the body. Question: FibromyalgiaAnswer: A which causes lack of or poor sleep and characteristic muscle pain. Question: IndicationsAnswer: Something which would indicate that massage or certain massage strokes are okay to use, or even beneficial for a client goal or condition. Question: RoationAnswer: When a muscle turns the front of your body or head to the same side (muscle on turns you right, left side to left) Question: KinesiologyAnswer: The study of the (especially of the human body), involving bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons. Question: ReleaseAnswer: A trademarked technique treats the muscular fascia of the body. Question: Perfomance Answer: A form of evaluation that is required four times during the program a student gives a massage to a licensed instructor. The purpose is to assess for areas of weakness, acknowledge areas of progress or accomplishment, and to grade for academic record Question: Answer: A massage stroke designed to and soften muscle after it has been warmed. Question: MassageAnswer: A of massage developed in Sweden which is widely used at the basis for teaching and practicing massage. It is designed forrelaxation but may be varied for different effects. Question: TapotementAnswer: A stroke which is percussive, rhythmic, and quick. It is designed to loosen mucus and stimulate the nervous system. |
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