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CHAPTER 10

Classification of Massage Movements

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The forces that deform the tissue by compressing and twisting one end of the structure in one direction while the other is held or compressed and twisted in the opposite direction is called…? Torsion
Light __________ methods are used to help apply lubricants evenly, warms the tissues, and introduce the client to deeper techniques, feel pleasurable, and stimulate the parasympathetic nervous response. Gliding
Which of the following is an example of an internal force that causes soft tissue structures to deform Muscle Muscle tension
It would be appropriate to apply beating to which part of the body Glutes/ Buttock
A _______ movement is accomplished by grasping the flesh firmly in one or both hands moving it up and down along the bone CHuck Chucking
Which type of method creates a rapid, rhythmic contact with the client's body by the therapist's hands held in various formations? _ methods initially stimulate and then relax the tissues, warm the muscles, and stimulate the nervous system Percussive
When applied with _________ pressure tends to be smooth and relaxing Part of the arm Forearms
Which part of the body should a practitioner use to apply gliding movements over the faces Fingers
The benefits of __________ methods include stimulating the production of synovial fluid to lubricate the joints,stimulating lymph and blood flow in the area. Joint Joint movement
Which of the following is a benefit of deep friction movement To soften adhesions and fibrosis, especially in muscle tissue and fascia.
Which of the following is a shearing method of massage Superficial friction
Holding is one of the ________ methods of massage Static
When performing skin rolling the superficial tissue is lifted away from the muscles and other deeper tissues using ___________ Thumbs and fingers
Slapping and hacking are what types of methods of massage Percussion
When a client wants a relaxing massage the rhythm should be Steady and slightly slower than the client's pace
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