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FINAL EXAM: Swedish Massage Techniques
FINAL EXAM: Swedish Massage Techniques
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1
Which concept is the emotional bond people experience when concerns, feelings, and ideas are mutually expressed?
Reinforcement
Memory
Self-esteem
Rapport
2
Which method is recommended to protect client information?
Keep family members out of the filing room
Store records offsite from where services are provided
Apply the double-lock rule
Record all client information while at home
3
Which term means permission given by a client after being educated in all the relevant facts regarding treatment?
Informed consent
Client documentation
Scope of practice
Professional reference
4
Which massage technique is also called percussion?
Pétrissage
Effleurage
Tapotement
Vibration
5
Which term means lying on the back, face up?
Prone
Seated
Supine
Side-lying
6
What is the purpose of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?
Prevent client's health information from being shared among professionals
Protect the storage and transmission of client personal health information
Determine what personal health information the client is allowed to release
Determine how much the client can charge for personal health information
7
Which reason is a purpose for draping a client?
Ability to charge more for the massage session
Massage therapist’s comfort
Enhancement of certain techniques
Client modesty and emotional privacy
8
Which term means the application of force?
Pallor
Depth
Duration
Pressure
9
What is considered the most credible evidence in legal proceedings?
Client’s memory
Massage therapist’s memory
Documentation
Assessment
10
Where is the body’s center of gravity located?
Pubic crest
Middle of the sternum
Lower abdomen
Midway between the shoulders
11
Which example is a local contraindication for massage?
Widespread infection or inflammation and fever
Chronic disease in a state of exacerbation
Reported or presenting highly contagious disease
Wrist that was sprained during a fall that occurred 48 hours ago
12
Which factor provides the massage therapist’s base of support?
Foot stances
Client’s body
Shoulder strength
Table height
13
In both the SOAP and the APIE documentation formats, what does P stand for?
Participant
Palpation
Plan
Pattern
14
Which concept helps massage therapists prepare themselves mentally when performing professional activities?
Detachment
Tranquility
Mindfulness
Drive
15
Which massage technique involves lifting, compressing, and releasing soft tissues such as skin and muscle?
Effleurage
Tapotement
Vibration
Pétrissage
16
Which statement defines burnout?
Mental exhaustion from interactions with people and educational demands
Emotional strain from working with those who are suffering from trauma
Emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, diminished sense of accomplishment
physical exhaustion, overstressing muscles during weight-bearing exercise
17
Which method is within the scope of practice for massage therapists?
Nutritional counseling
Herbalism
Hot pack application
Acupuncture
18
Which wellness domain involves a commitment to lifelong learning?
Social
Emotional
Spiritual
Intellectual
19
Which temperature range is the most comfortable range for a massage room?
65° to 70° F
68° to 76° F
80° to 86° F
57° to 60° F
20
Which massage technique is also called kneading?
Effleurage
Tapotement
Pétrissage
Vibration
21
Which condition do effective body mechanics help prevent?
Rheumatoid arthritis
Repetitive stress injury
Diabetes mellitus
Fibromyalgia
22
Who is generally recognized as the father of modern Western medicine?
Rhazes
Celsus
Galen
Hippocrates
23
Disinfection of contaminated tools soaking in a 1:10 solution of bleach and water for at least how many minutes?
5
10
1
15
24
body-sites that contain tissues such as nerves, blood vessels, and glands that are vulnerable to harm from pressure?
Endangerment
Physiologic
Anatomic
Muscular
25
The anterior neck is an endangerment site because it contains which artery?
Coronary
Mesentery
Carotid
Aorta
26
Method: Manual manipulation of soft tissue using pressure, traction for therapeutic, palliative, & recreational purposes
Massage Therapy
Polarity
Ayurveda
Acupuncture
27
Which term means the act of recommending products or services to address a client’s problem?
Prescription
Medical release
Informed consent
Referral
28
Which area of the body can deep pressure be used on?
Posterior knee
Gluteal region
Bony prominence
Anterior elbow
29
Where is a bolster typically placed for a client in a prone position?
Over the ankles
Under the neck
Under the ankles
Behind the knees
30
Which term means the application of gliding movements that follow the contours of the body?
Vibration
Pétrissage
Tapotement
Effleurage
31
Which term means lying face down?
Side-lying
Prone
Supine
Semireclining
32
Which joint position allows the massage therapist to apply the most pressure with the least amount of stress?
Flexed
Stacked
Abducted
Hyperextended
33
Which term means the process of collecting, confirming, and recording client information?
Assessment
Agreement
Debriefing
Documentation
34
Which example is of a closed-ended question?
Can you tell me about your headaches?
What brings you to the clinic?
Does pain radiate down your left leg?
How can I help you be more comfortable?
35
How are the massage therapist’s feet positioned in the horse stance?
One foot is pointing in the direction of movement the other foot is behind
One foot is in the direction of movement the other is beneath the table
Symmetric and pointing in the same direction
Symmetric and pointing in opposite directions
36
Which shape is the strongest and most stable?
Rhombus
Line
Triangle
Point
37
What can the consent process also be viewed as?
Arbitration agreement
Indemnity clause
Limited liability
Therapeutic contract
38
Which technique involves a passive range of motion movements applied to a joint complex?
Friction
Stretching
Mobilization
Tapotement
39
Which example is of an open-ended question?
How does your headache feel?
Does pain radiate down your left leg?
Can you take more pressure on this area?
Does it hurt to raise your right arm?
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What do faster frictional movements produce more of?
Heat
Perspiration
Oil
Waste
41
Which method is the most effective way to prevent cross-contamination of a thin massage lubricant?
A container on the floor near the client
A container with a pump mechanism
An open jar used for multiple clients
An open jar that sits in a massage holster
42
Which effect does using proper body mechanics have?
Increased recovery time after performing techniques
Decreased need for stamina
Pressure that maximizes benefit to the client
Greater upper body strength for techniques
43
organization that took the first step toward professionalism by establishing a massage curriculum and accreditation?
Society of Trained Masseuses
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Esalen Massage and Bodywork Association
American Association of Masseurs and Masseuses
44
Which factor is taken into account when adjusting massage table height?
Room size
Ceiling height
Client height
Client girth
45
Which massage technique is also called gliding?
Tapotement
Effleurage
Friction
Vibration
46
Which massage table accessory allows a client’s neck to remain relatively straight while the client lies prone?
Covered bolster
Cervical pillow
Face rest
Arm shelf
47
Stress reduction method which involves positive statements spoken or read silently to facilitate change within?
Self-affirmations
Expressive writing
Mindfulness-based
Guided imagery
48
The ability to achieve work and leisure time balance, manage workplace stress, and build relationships with colleagues?
Occupational wellness
Balance
Compassion
Emotional wellness