Massage History #1

Question 1

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is developed in the 1920's by a Danish husband and wife team

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The Vodder's

Question 2

Known as the "Father of Swedish Massage and Swedish Gymnastics"

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Per H. Ling

Question 3

Form of manual therapy practiced in the Pacific Islands and Oceania

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Lomi Lomi

Question 4

The creator of Polarity Therapy

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Randolph Stone

Question 5

Responsible for dividing the effects of massage into mechanical and reflexive actions

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James B. Mennell

Question 6

Creator of Craniosacral Therapy with the works of Dr. William Sutherland

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John Upledger

Question 7

A nerve that supplies a joint also supplies the muscles & skin over the attachments sites

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Hilton's Law

Question 8

If trauma is great enough, pain may be experienced on the opposite side of the actual injury

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Pfluegger's Law of Symmetry

Question 9

Inventor of the mobile massage chair and formalized the concept of 'on-site' massage

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David Palmer

Question 10

Responsible for introducing the Swedish Movements to the United States in 1856

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Charles & George Taylor

Question 11

The body responds to trauma initially at the site of the injury & along the body's same side

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Pfluegger's Law of Unilaterality

Question 12

Known for her work with musculoskeletal imbalances, she developed Structural Intergration

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Ida Rolph

Question 13

Intense massage treatment can trigger whole body muscular contractions/ massive muscle guarding

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Pfluegger's Law of Generalization

Question 14

Forward rolled shoulders will have short hypertrophic pec muscles, while rhomboids will be weak

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Davis’ Law

Question 15

Known as the "Father of Hydrotherapy"

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Sebastian Kniepp

Question 16

Once an area is injured or compromised you are more likely to have the same injury occur again

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Law of Facilitation

Question 17

Founder of the Battle Creek Sanitarium and popularized massage and hydrotherapy in the U.S.

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John H. Kellogg

Question 18

The developer of Connective Tissue Massage in the 1920's

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Elizabeth Dicke

Question 19

Doing deep tissue work slowly and gently is more effective than using force.

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Arndt-Schultz Law

Question 20

In 1956 who wrote the book Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation along with Margaret Knott?

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Dorothy Voss

Question 21

Known as "The Trigger Point Queen" and physician to the late President J. F. Kennedy

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Janet Travell

Question 22

The Touch Research Institute at the University of Miami was opened under the direction of whom?

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Tiffany Field

Question 23

Which ancient physician was known for the use of his art anatripsis, which means to rub up

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Hippocrates

Question 24

Published the 1st edition of Textbook of Orthopedic Medicine stressing deep transverse friction

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James Cyriax

Question 25

Known as the "Mother of Reflexology"

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Eunice Ingham

Question 26

Began the use of massage for stiff joints, wound healing and surgery in 1517-1590

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Ambrose Pare

Question 27

Precursor to all manual therapies

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Amma

Question 28

Healing system of India developed almost 3000 years ago

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Ayurveda

Question 29

Dutch physician given credit for bringing massage to the scientific community, 1839 - 1909

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Johann Mezger

Question 30

In 1988 what organization initiated a proposal for the development of a certification process?

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American Massage Therapy Association

Massage History #1

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Massage History #1

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