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CH 6: Effects, Benefits, Indications, & Contradictions
CH 6: Effects, Benefits, Indications, & Contradictions
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Homeostasis
High blood pressure
Dopamine
Cancer
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Massage may have a(n)_____effect, such as improving range of motion.
structural
passive
active
mechanical
3
Reflex effects cause _ or increased blood in an area of the body
anxiety
hyperemia
reflex
keloid
4
Massage increases the secretion of endorphins in the central nervous system.
False
True
5
a mass of blood trapped in some tissue or cavity of the body that is the result of internal bleeding
central sensitization
parasympathetic nervous system
hematoma
aneurysm
6
Repeated/continued nerve transmissions can sensitize neurological circuit resulting in chronic pain,phenomenon known as_
tension
anxiety
central sensitization
congestion
7
1way massage reduce pain is by ^ concentration pain-reducing neurochem such as_ in central nervous syst.&bloodstream
tension
congestion
anxiety
endorphins
8
Psychological benefits of massage- Stress relief, Sense of relaxation, Mental clarity, Renewed energy
True
False
9
Massage has been shown to reduce _____ in adolescents who have experienced sexual or verbal abuse.
Sleepiness
Anxiety
Broken Bones
Fevers
10
Asks you to come to her home to give her a massage. She says she would come to your office except that she has the flu
avoid the affected area
Continue with massage as normal
consult with the client's physician
do not perform massage at this time
11
The capillary beds _____during a massage.
Dilate
Expand
Burst
Close
12
Light_____causes a contraction of the blood vessels, which tend to relax as the movement is continued.
permeability
Tension
Congestion
Percussion
13
Massage may produce mild relaxation, stimulation, or refreshment
True
False
14
the nervous system consists of the __ nervous system (brain&spinal cord) and the __ nervous system
somatic, sensory
sympathetic, parasympathetic
autonomic, receptive
central, peripheral
15
abnormally dilated veins that rupture due to excessive back pressure are called __ veins
homeostatic
varicose
parasympathetic nervous system
centripetal
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Embolus
Thrombophlebitis
Cancer
Phlebitis
17
The femoral triangle is an endangerment site located in the area of the neck.
True
False
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Embolus
Cancer
Aneurysm
Thrombophlebitis
19
Exercises which voluntary muscles are contracted by client & either resisted/assisted by therapist are called_____joint
Non-physical
Neutral
Active
Passive
20
Massage increases the secretion of endorphins in the central nervous system
False
True
21
Percussion is a stimulating massage technique.
False
True
22
Massage decreases the level of serotonin in the body.
False
True
23
Psychologically, massage reduces __
keloid
hyperemia
anxiety
oxygen
24
Which of the following is a regional contraindication?
open wound
Post Surgery
Edema
Fever
25
a local distention or ballooning of an artery due to a weakening wall
parasympathetic nervous system
blood clot
a local distention or ballooning of an artery due to a weakening wall
sympathetic nervous system
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Serotonin
hyperemia
Central nervous system
Lymphedema
27
Massage often helps clients feel better able to cope with day-to-day situations.
True
False
28
Increased levels of epinephrine cause drowsiness and fatigue.
False
True
29
"fight-or-flight" hormone that prepares the body to respond to emergencies
nervous system
norepinephrine
central sensitization
hematoma
30
which is not a mechanical effect of massage
enhance fluid uptake in the muscles
deform sensory and proprioceptive nerve endings
stretch or compress various connective tissues
relax or reset muscle tone
31
Direct physical effects of massage techniques on the tissues they contact are called _ effects.
structural
mechanical
keloid
hyperemia
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active
passive
reflex
reflex
33
which is not a physical effect of massage
reduced metabolism
improved lymphatic function
relaxed muscles
improved healing
34
Physically, massage _____ metabolism.
Increases
Stays neutral
Creates more
Decreases
35
Repeated/continued nerve transmission sensitizes neurological circuits resulting in chronic pain phenomenon known as____
central sensitization
hypertonic
permeability
congestion
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hyperemia
Serotonin
Lymphedema
Central sensitization
37
Direct physical effects of massage techniques on the tissues they contact are called _____ effects.
Side-to-side
Mechanical
Posterior
Structural
38
Most contraindications are _____.
Absolute
Conditional
Unconditional
Neutral
39
the inflammation of veins from blood clots
serotonin
thrombophlebitis
homeostasis
phlebitis
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Cancer
Hematoma
Dopamine
Contraindication
41
Indirect responses to touch affect body functions & tissues throughout neurological/energy systems of body are called___
Passive
Active
Structural
Reflex
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Thrombophlebitis
Serotonin
Embolus
Epinephrine/adrenaline
43
40 years old indicates he's under a doctor's care for condition that has caused severe decalcification of bones
Do a prenatal Massage
Offer deep tissue
proceed with a light, noninvasive, soothing massage
Cancel appointment
44
A(n) _____ contraindication exists when massage is not appropriate in any form.
Regional
Systemic
Absolute
Neutral
45
hyper = increased or excessive; emia = blood; increased blood in an area of the body
dopamine
hyperemia
thrombophlebitis
embolus
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Central sensitization
Embolus
Thrombophlebitis
Aneurysm
47
According to__theory stimulation of thermo/mechanoreceptors suppresses pain sensations where fibers enter spinal column
hypertonic
Keloid
gate control
central sensitization
48
The capillary beds _ during a massage
dilate
decreased
increased
tension
49
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Hematoma
Sympathetic nervous system
Serotonin
Dopamine
50
The upper back is one of the endangerment sites.
False
True
51
Increases metabolism and hastens healing is a direct effect of massage
True
False
52
Accord. 2_ theory, stimulation of thermo-or mechanoreceptors suppresses pain sen.@ area where fibers enter spinal column
central sensitization
congestion
percussion
gate control
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Peripheral nervous system
Gate control theory
Contusion
Norepinephrine
54
a mass of blood trapped in some tissue or cavity of the body as a result of internal bleeding is called a(n) __
hematoma
embolus
edema
aneurysm
55
Increased levels of epinephrine cause drowsiness and fatigue
False
True
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Contusion
Edema
Gate control theory
Norepinephrine
57
What should practitioners do during course of massage if contraindication that a client is unaware of becomes apparent?
Send client home
Never see client again
Reschedule client
refer the client to a physician
58
If client's health history form includes condition with which practitioner is unfamiliar, the practitioner should _____.
refer the client to a physician
Not see the client anymore
Ask client to reschedule
research the condition
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Gate control theory
Contusion
Edema
Norepinephrine
60
When applied to scar tissue, massage helps reduce _formation
keloid
structural
hyperemia
mechanical
61
Massage decreases the level of serotonin in the body
False
True
62
7 months pregnant wants massage to destress. You notice hands &feet are swollen. Press finger in ankle leaves impression
talk to your manager
refer the client to a doctor
cancel appointment and block client from rebooking
massage as normal
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Central sensitization
Lymphedema
Serotonin
Thrombophlebitis
64
one of the psychological effects of massage is that it ___
reduces the clients mental alertness
temporarily increases the clients stress level
helps the client become more aware of where he/she holds tension
allows the client 2 disregard his/her personal health practices
65
functions to conserve energy and reverse the action of the sympathetic division
parasympathetic nervous system
Sleep
central sensitization
sympathetic
66
Massage permanently reduces mildly high blood pressure.
True
False
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Contusion
Gate control theory
Norepinephrine
Edema
68
__ is protrusion of an organ/part of an org, such as intestine, through an opening in the abdominal wall surrounding it
hernia
embolus
varicose vein
aneurysm
69
which massage tech. stimulates the peripheral nerve receptors
percussion
gliding
ischemic compression
kneading
70
Short, invigorating massage quickly activates the autonomic nervous system.
True
False
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Serotonin
Edema
Hematoma
Dopamine
72
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Cancer
Thrombophlebitis
Aneurysm
Embolus
73
Percussion is a stimulating massage technique.
Hypertonic
congestion
Gate Theory
percussion
74
the reflex effects of massage include all of the following except __
relax or reset muscle tone
cause hyperemia
warm the tissues
enhance circulation to and from the muscles
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Central sensitization
Serotonin
Sympathetic nervous system
Lymphedema
76
the cranial and spinal nerves are made up of __ (motor) nerves and __ nerves
sympathetic, parasympathetic
central, peripheral
autonomic, receptive
somatic, sensory
77
Friction and stroking movements cause the skin to become slightly_
reflex
hyperemia
red
active
78
Percussion is stimulating massage technique
False
True
79
clients find massage helps them Bcome more aware of where they R holding _ & where they have tight muscles/painful areas
tension
endorphins
anxiety
congestion
80
In middle of series of chemotherapy treatments after having a malignant growth removed from colon Seeking stress relief
consult with the client's physician
Send client home
Offer deep tissue
Continue with massage
81
Short, invigorating massage quickly activates the autonomic nervous system
False
True
82
Friction and stroking movements cause the skin to become slightly_____.
Oily
Red
Sore
Bloody
83
Upper area of abdomen under ribs is an endangerment site because of its proximity to the liver, gallbladder, and splein
True
False
84
Mechanical effects are indirect physical effects of massage
False
True
85
Massage may have a(n) _ effect, such as improving range of motion
structural
keloid
passive
mechanical
86
Massage can help relieve joint pain.
False
True
87
normal body temp. can vary from _ degrees F to _degrees F
95.8, 98.9
98.6, 100
97.5,100.5
96.4, 99.1
88
Reflex effects cause_____, or increased blood in an area of the body.
oxygenation
Kleoids
Reduced blood pressure
hyperemia
89
Massage can improve digestion.
False
True
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Hyperemia
Central sensitization
Lymphedema
Serotonin
91
Practitioners should avoid gliding movements in the upper lumbar area.
False
True
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Epinephrine/adrenaline
Serotonin
Homeostasis
Dopamine
93
which is not a major contraindication of massage
acute infectious disease
inflammation
abnormal body temperature
headache
94
mass. reduces sensation of pain by ^ the concen of _&_&other pain-reducing neurochem in central nervous sys&bloodstream
adrenaline, epinephrine
epinephrine, norepinephrine
serotonin, epinephrine
endorphins, enkephalins
95
_is any physical/emot/mental cond that may cause particular mass. treatment 2B unsafe/detrimental 2 clients well being
contraindication
contusion
centripetal
embolus
96
massage should not be given w/out a physicians knowledge & advise 4 client w all of the following cond. except
diabetes
obesity
severe asthma
heart disease
97
Massage can reduce ischemia related pain by restoring circulation 2 _ muscle tissue
central sensitization
permeability
dilate
hypertonic
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Central sensitization
Nervous system
Cancer
Dopamine
99
a piece of a clot that loosens and floats in the blood
hematoma
norepinephrine
nervous system
embolus
100
By enhancing local fluid movement, massage helps promote the delivery of _____ and nutrients to the cells.
blood
keloid
oxygen
stomach acid
101
_&norepinephrine R produced in adrenal medulla &R excreted in2 bloodstream in response 2 stimulation of sympa nerv syst
epinephrine
dopamine
serotonin
cortisol
102
The area inferior to the ear is an endangerment site that should be treated carefully.
False
True
103
During a massage, the systolic stroke volume is _
increased
decreased
congestion
endorphins
104
friction & stroking movements cause the skin to __
redden slightly
become cooler
feel tighter
appear drier
105
When applied to scar tissue, massage helps reduce _____formation.
Scar
Blood Clot
Kleiod
Broken bone
106
Reflex effects are direct responses to touch
False
True
107
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Cancer
Aneurysm
Thrombophlebitis
Embolus
108
an inflammation of a vein accompanied by pain and swelling
phlebitis
homeostasis
adrenaline
epinephrine
109
Massage has been shown 2 reduce _ in adolescents who have experienced sexual or verbal abuse
anxiety
tension
congestion
central sensitization
110
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Cancer
Central sensitization
Nervous system
Dopamine
111
Psychologically, massage reduces_____.
Heart Rate
Fever
Anxiety
kidney stones
112
One benefit of massage is that it decreases range of motion.
True
False
113
controls and coordinates all the body systems and includes the nerves, spinal cord, and brain
central sensitization
hematoma
nervous system
parasympathetic nervous system
114
1 way massage reduces pain-increasing concentration of painreducing neurochemicals such as_____in central nervous system
percussion
central sensitization
endorphins
permeability
115
During a massage, the systolic stroke volume is_____.
Decreased
Non-existent
Neutral
Increased
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hyperemia
Serotonin
Lymphedema
Parasympathetic nervous system
117
Light_ causes a contraction of the blood vessels, which tend 2 relax as the movement is continued
central sensitization
hypertonic
percussion
permeability
118
activation of the sympathetic nervous system is related to __
relaxation
fatigue
stress
homestasis
119
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Norepinephrine
Edema
Contusion
Gate control theory
120
Sympathetic nervous system stimulation = accelerated heart rate, blood diverted to muscles, digestion inhibited
True
False
121
Friction increases the _ of the capillary beds
percussion
tension
permeability
hypertonic
122
Friction increases the _____ of the capillary beds.
permeability
permeability
central sensitization
congestion
123
serotonin seems 2 modify behavior in a way that counterbalances the effects of __
dopamine
progesterone
epinephrine
norepinephrine
124
the increased flow of blood 2 the massaged area results in __
decreased elimination
constriction of the capillary beds
decreased systolic stroke volume
better cellular nutrition
125
Improve functions of lymphatic system, Promotes oxygen delivery, Aids pain management are direct effects of massage
False
True
126
a condition of the central nervous system associated with the development and maintenance of chronic pain
central sensitization
adrenal glads
gate theory
paralyses
127
Physically, massage __ metabolism
reflex
keloid
increases
decreases
128
Clients find massage helps become more aware of where they are holding____& where they have tight muscles/painful areas
permeability
Congestion
Percussion
Tension
129
Wrist is red, swollen, & warm to touch. Client came for a general massage & asks to pay particular attention to wrist
Cancel appointment
avoid the affected area
Send to physician
Target the wrist area
130
Indirect response2touch affecting body functions&tissues throughout the neurological or energy systems of body R called?
structural
mechanical
keloid
reflex
131
By enhancing local fluid movement, massage helps promote the delivery of _ and nutrients to the cells
oxygen
keloid
hyperemia
mechanical