Chapter 4 - Neuromuscular Therapy

Which condition is a contraindication for the application of neuromuscular therapy?

Colloids become more fluid when they are .

Which condition involves a pattern of common complaint symptoms?

Neuromuscular therapy has been in use for approximately how many years?

One of Paul St. John's contributions to neuromuscular therapy was .

Type of palpation - whole hand, finger pads, or fingertips sliding through the skin over the underlying fascia

In which major way do European and American neuromuscular therapy approaches differ?

For which reason do most clients receive neuromuscular therapy?

The expression of a psychologic burden or disorder as recurring physical symptoms is the definition of .

Person involved writing dozens of textbooks about it & creating the first university program to feature it for NMT

Factors that include conditions that influence movement and structural stability are considered .

In which situation is heat appropriate to use?

Chilling, dry needling, and positional release are all methods designed

Which health factor is biochemical?

When multiple areas of pain are present, the trigger points that should be treated first are the ones that are the most

Both European and American methods of neuromuscular therapy support the use of .

describes the amount of pressure used in the performance of neuromuscular therapy techniques

Which step is first in the neuromuscular therapy protocol for rehabilitation?

An effect of trigger point pressure release is .

Which neuromuscular condition involves pressure on nerves by osseous and other bonelike tissues?

In American neuromuscular therapy, repeated gliding on hypertonic tissue has the effect of