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Massage Basics 101A
Massage Basics 101A
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Are you ready to pass 101A?
Absolutely
Yes
I fear change
I breathe success
2
Swelling caused by fluid in your body's tissues
Phlebitis
Edema
Aneurysm
Osteoporosis
3
In a case report, you should list your resources in the results section
True
False
4
Ida Pauline Rolf is credited with developing what Massage Modality?
Connective Tissue Massage
Rolfing
Deep Transverse Friction Massage
Swedish Massage
5
Who publishes the Massage Therapy Journal?
American Massage Therapy Association
Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals
6
Anatripsis means "the art of rubbing a part upward"
False
True
7
The systematic study of materials and sources to establish facts and reach conclusions
Evidence-informed practice
Hypothesis
Resources
Research
8
The person who developed the system of five therapeutic techniques
Herodicus
William Harvey
Johann Georg Mezger
Douglas Graham
9
Most states require massage practitioners to display their licenses at their place of business
False
True
10
Chirurgy means "healing with the hands"
False
True
11
Meta-analysis typically provides the most reliable results when researching
True
False
12
Countertransference occurs when a therapist transfers emotions to a client in therapy
False
True
13
Decreased norepinephrine levels are a result of the positive touch of massage
False
True
14
In 1985, David Palmer popularized this practice that brings massage into offices, malls and airports
Chair
Standing
Table
Sports
15
This massage modality utilizes the hands, thumb, etc. to apply direct pressure on various points or channels in the body
ammo
shiatsu
tuina
tsubo
16
Elizabeth Dicke developed what modality in Massage Therapy?
Rolfing
Swedish Massage
Connective Tissue Massage
Deep Transverse Friction Massage
17
Tapotement is a percussion stroke where the hand action rhythmically stimulates muscles
True
False
18
How long has massage therapy been a major part of medicine?
1000 years
500 years
5000 years
150 years
19
WebMD is the best resource to locate information about an ongoing interventional study
False
True
20
Our Scope of Practice is massaging of the soft tissues of the human body
True
False
21
In medical-gymnastics, movements done by the patient with
assistance
from the therapist are called
passive
active
therapeutic
duplicated
22
What influenced the Renaissance and acceptance of massage in the latter half of the 20th century?
Increased interest in exercise and fitness
Decreased interest in alternative medicine
Lack of scientific evidence for massage
Advancements in technology
23
What were massage therapists historically called?
Physicians and surgeons
Masseuses and masseurs
Acupuncturists and herbalists
Chiropractors and osteopaths
24
This massage stroke is often described as kneading
Tapotment
Friction
Vibration
Petrissage
25
Who defines the Scope of Practice for Massage Therapists?
The client
State legislation
Federal legislation
The American Massage Therapy Association
26
The original method of Manual Lymph Drainage was developed by Emil Vodder Ph.D. and his wife, Estrid Vodder
False
True
27
This is a local ballooning of a weak spot on the arterial wall
aneurysm
phlebitis
embolus
hematoma
28
The processing center of the body that consists of the brain and the spinal cord
Peripheral nervous system (PNS)
Autonomic nervous system
Central nervous system (CNS)
Somatic Emotion Response
29
Tuina means relax-stretch
True
False
30
Elizabeth Dicke developed Rolfing
True
False
31
Acupuncture falls outside a massage therapists scope of practice
False
True
32
Activation of the sympathetic nervous system is related to
homeostasis
stress
fatigue
relaxation
33
A dual relationship is a situation in which multiple roles exist between a therapist and a client
False
True
34
Which massage technique has a sedative effect on the peripheral nerve receptors?
kneading
aura brushing
wringing
compression
35
Peripheral nerves are responsible for
Regulating digestion
Connecting the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body
Conserve energy to be used later
Regulating processes like heart rate and breathing
36
Who published The Art of Massage: A Practical Manual for the Nurse, the Student and the Practitioner in 1895
John Harvey Kellogg
Benjamin Lee
Douglas O. Graham
Albert J. Hoffa
37
He wrote an encyclopedia of medical practices that used exercise, diet, and manipulations in the treatment of disease
Celsus
Galen
Rhazes
Avicenna
38
The Ling System of massage is more commonly known as Swedish massage
False
True
39
Genitals are
never
included in any type of therapeutic massage treatment
True
False
40
A Japanese term that refers to the points of stimulation in the body
tschanpua
ammo
shiatsu
tsubo
41
Serotonin promotes a sense of calm and well-being, which counterbalances the effects of which neurochemical?
dopamine
progesterone
norepinephrine
testosterone
42
Massage increases serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins, which are neurochemicals related to elevated moods.
True
False
43
This occurs when a person redirects some of their feelings or desires for another person onto their therapist
Intuition
Countertransference
Transference
Empathy
44
What part of a case report provides details for another therapist to duplicate the work?
Results
Discussion
Case Presentation
Abstract
45
What is the historical significance of massage?
Massage was developed in the 19th century.
Massage was used as a form of exercise in ancient times.
Massage was only practiced in China, Japan, and India.
Massage was used as an early remedial practice for pain relief.
46
It is okay to share client information with another individual without the client's consent
True
False
47
Which countries have had the most influence on the development of massage?
China, Japan, and India
England, France, and Germany
Greece, Rome, and Egypt
United States, Canada, and Australia
48
In the Scientific Method, what is the next step after making an observation and reviewing previous research?
Conduct an experiment
Create a hypothesis
Make a prediction
Report your findings
49
Activation of the parasympathetic nervous system is related to relaxation
False
True
50
Vibration can be a quick up-and-down movement or a quick back-and-forth movement
True
False
51
Massage reduces the blood levels of which stress-related adrenal hormones
Dopamine and Serotonin
Epinephrine and Norepinephrine
Endorphins and Enkephalins
Estrogen and Progesterone
52
An inflammation that causes a blood clot to form in a vein, usually in your leg
phlebitis
edema
osteoporosis
aneurysm
53
The term for Chinese massage is "tuina", which means
stretch-contract
contract-relax
push-pull
relax-stretch
54
De Medicina was written by
Tiberius
Celsus
Herodicus
Claudius Galen
55
Massage can help the client become more aware of where he or she holds tension
True
False
56
Quick Percussion is stimulating to the peripheral nerve receptors
True
False
57
This massage stroke increases the movement of tissues over one another
Vibration
Friction
Effleurage
Tapotement
58
Effleurage is a long gliding massage stroke
False
True
59
Examination of data from a number of independent studies to determine overall trends
Case-control studies
Meta-analysis
Randomized Controlled Trials
Clinical study
60
A guide of principles designed to help professionals conduct business honestly and with integrity
Code of ethics
Decision-making strategy
Personal guide
Scope of practice
61
Therapeutic assessments are not outside a massage therapist's scope of practice
False
True
62
This licensing examination is taken to determine entry-level competence in the Massage Therapy field
MBLEx
American Massage Certification (AMC)
National Certification Exam (NCE)
Commission for Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA)