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Exam 3
Therapeutic Massage
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the most important when resolving a conflict with a client? | Both practitioner and client are clam enough to discuss the conflict rationally. |
| What best describes what relationship boundaries protect? | The integrity of each person |
| The following is an example of what boundary: When a client shares with her practitioner how she is feeling about a particular presidential candidate, she expects the practitioner to respect her. | Intellectual Boundaries |
| True or False: The energetic Boundary involves the effects of a person's emotional and mental state that are not expressed verbally or physically. | True |
| What type of boundary is the following: When other boundaries incorporate sex/sexuality as in the practitioner touching a client sexually | Sexual Boundary |
| What type of boundary is the following: Psychophysical emissions, electromagnetic field, emotions + mental states. Practitioner take on physical aliment of client | Energetic Boundary |
| What type of boundary is the following: Intimacy, trust, fear | Emotional Boundary |
| What type of boundary is the following: Thoughts/beliefs, control of thoughts/beliefs, validation or ridiculed for thoughts/beliefs | Intellectual |
| What type of boundary is the following: Space, Clothing, Tough | Physical |
| Boundaries are innate, developmental and? | Learned |
| Social groups can be a significant part of a Childs development, which is why it is important for coaches and other leaders to? | Empower children to develop appropriate boundaries |
| A practitioner frequently tells clients about personal problems and usually runs over by about 20 minutes in each session. The practitioner has? | Overly permeable Boundaries |
| An example of a boundary being crossed? | Hurting a client by using too much pressure |
| What best describes a boundaries function? | In constant Flux |
| A boundary crossing becomes a violation when it is? | Harmful |
| True or False: The difference between a boundary crossing and a boundary violation depends upon the circumstances? | True |
| The most appropriate signal that a client's boundaries have been crossed is when the client? | Changes communication style |
| The following is an example of what? The practitioner sits down next to a client and the client moves away. | Boundary Crossing |
| The following is an example of what? The practitioner grabs a client's hand who she knows was an abuse victim. | Boundary Violation |
| The following is an example of what? The Client and the practitioner discuss the proposed session thoroughly before beginning. | Meeting at the boundary |
| The following is an example of what? The practitioner accidentally brushes the breast of a client, apologizes and the therapeutic relationship continues | Boundary Crossing |
| The following is an example of what? The Practitioner makes a comment regarding the work to be done in the next session in the lobby and the therapeutic relationship ends | Boundary Violation |
| True or False: Establishing an atmosphere of choice encourages clients to pay attention to their boundaries and articulates their experience. | True |
| The following is an example of what? A practitioner is attracted to a client and ask the client out on a date during a treatment. | Boundary Violation |
| What is the most appropriate reason for a practitioner's self-disclosure of personal information to a client during a session? | The Practitioner believes the information will help the client |
| The following is an example of what? A client and practitioner normally converse casually: during one session the client discloses personal information to which the practitioner expresses an unwanted opinion, insisting her opinion be heard | Boundary Violation |
| What action should a practitioner take to encourage clients to pay attention to their boundaries and articulate their experiences? | Establish an atmosphere of choice |
| The following is an example of what? The client takes hold of the practitioner hand during treatment, is told by the practitioner that hand-holding in inappropriate, and does NOT attempt again. | Boundary Crossing |
| What is the function of Boundaries? | Provide Protection |
| Boundary maintenance is always the responsibility of who? | The Practitioner |
| What attaches muscle to bone? | Tendons |
| What is the muscle that carries out an action? | Agonist |
| A mechanical process using soap and water or detergent and water remove all visible dirt, debris, and many disease causing germs? | Cleaning |
| The removal of blood or other potentially infections materials on an items surface and the removal of visible debris or residue such as dust, hair and skin? | Decontamination |
| The most superficial tissue covering muscle? | Epimysium |
| A technique that is a variations of kneading in which only the skin and subcutaneous tissue are picked up between the thumb and fingers and then rolled? | Skin Rolling |
| A technique applied to the macular areas of the arm or leg to create more space between the layers of the tissue? | Fulling |
| A torsion method that is a back-n- forth movement in which both of the therapist hands are placed a short distance apart on either side of the limb? | Wringing |
| Muscles being grasped by the hand very much like a baker grasps a mass of dough? | Kneading |
| A subtype of kneading that is done using "C" hands in a circular manner? | Petrissage |
| How to preform lateral spinal digital kneading of the Sacrospinalis? | The therapist starts at C7 pushing laterally on the sacrospinalis muscle, down to the sacrum and working back up to C7, then changing sides and repeating |
| What are the two types of (connective tissue) fascia? | Superficial and Deep |
| A boundary crossing becomes a boundary violation when? | It is harmful |
| Medical term for "fatty" tissue? | Adipose Tissue |
| After the message the therapist, cleanse the table, bolster, stool and door handle with disinfectant is the chemical process of illuminating harmful pathogens? | Sanitation |
| What structure remains taut throughout all movements and state of contraction? | Ligament |
| Bacteria that is beneficial and harmless, They are the most numermorse forms of bacteria, the form usefully functions such as aiding in the digestive process and other bodily processes. | Nonpathogenic Bacteria |
| A mechanism the develop unconsciously, to shield people for emotionally painful experiences | Defense Mechanisms |
| Method of removing/eliminating all living organism and microorganism in a setting? | Sterilization |
| What is important to do when palpating deeper structures on your client? | Having clear intention as you seek out various structures |
| Palmer kneading of the arm and leg move in what direction? | Distal to proximal and with the flow of the veins |
| What is usually the number one complaint that a client makes about a massage therapist after the session is over? | Not enough Pressure |
| What is the medial malleolus? | Distal end of the tibia bone |
| Why is it important for coaches and other leaders to empower children to develop appropriate boundaries? | Social groups can be a significant part of a Childs development |
| What is a significant reason for a therapist's self-disclosure of personal information to a client during a session? | The practitioner believes the information will help the client |
| A type of tissue that surrounds each microscopic muscle fiber. | Endomysium |
| What is a major vulnerability that the human body has when it comes to infection? | Mucus Membranes |
| True or False: Is hurting a client using too much pressure a boundary crossing? | True |
| What can be a direct transmission of pathogens? | Hands |
| Is confidentiality practiced in the field of massage therapy? | Yes |
| What must a competent and professional practitioner be able to do with their clients? | Communicate effectively |
| These are examples of communication barriers except: Redundancy, Negative Predictions, Proactivity, and Power Differential | Proactivity |
| Which of the following is NOT Personal safety practices for the practitioner's personal safety: First Aide Kit, Disposable gloves, Body mechanics or Clearly indicated fire exits | Clearly indicated fire exits (Fire Safety) |
| Boundary that is very firm/distinct, severely limiting the flow of information and feelings moving in or out | Rigid Boundaries |
| Example of microorganism, bacteria? | Cocci, Bacilli, and Spirilla |
| Describe semi-permeable boundaries? | Flexible Boundaries and more open to change |
| The following is example of: If a therapist grabs their clients hands they have the knowledge that their client is a victim of abuse? | Boundary Violation |
| The bodies natural ability to resist infection | Immunity |
| When should a practitioner wash their hands? | Before and after every massage |
| A chemical process that destroys most but not all necessarily all harmful organism on environmental surfaces | Disinfection |
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