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Tappan's 1 (Chapters 1, 2, & 5)
Tappan's 1 (Chapters 1, 2, & 5)
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1
The "Father of Naturopathy" is known as
Albert Baumgartner
Benedict Lust
Wilhelm Reich
Johann Mezger
2
The client's right to privacy means that
Practitioners must leave the room while clients dress and undress
Practitioners must keep a client's medical information confidential
Practitioners must properly drape clients
All of the above
3
Sobardoras were
Traditional Hispanic healers trained by apprenticeship
Roman bone doctors similar to modern day chiropractors
Turkish massagers that pressed on muscles and did stretching
Ayurvedic practitioners of India
4
Massage therapists are allowed to
Become sexually involved with their clients
Diagnose illnesses
Incorporate hydrotherapy into their sessions
Prescribe medication
5
Ethics are considered
Principles for business professionals
A list of qualities for healers to follow
Moral behavior that determines the "right" thing to do in a situation.
An optional part of a massage therapist's duties to uphold
6
Who typcially provided massage in ancient times?
The father of the household
The highly educated
People with occupational licenses
Servants
7
Who wrote the book "The Art of Massage"?
Dr. Janet Travell
J. Harvey Kellogg
Ida Rolf
Johann Mezger
8
An Indian sanskrit word that means "knowledge of a long life"
Ayurveda
Ashtanga yoga
Aveda
Asvamedha
9
Who is the founder of Battle Creek Sanitorium in Michigan?
Fran Tappan
Joseph Schreiber, M. D
Pehr Henrick Ling
John Harvey Kellogg
10
Johann Mezger is known for
Operating the orignal Nature Cure Resort in NJ
Developing cold cereal
Giving massage techniques French names
The Swedish Movement Cure
11
The "Father of Swedish Massage" is known as
Emil Vodder
Pehr Henrick Ling
John Harvey Kellogg
Benedict Lust
12
The antecedent of today's modern health clubs
Roman baths
Chinese holistic centers
Japanese healing temples
Greek gymnasia
13
Massage therapists are licensed to do spinal adjustments on clients
False
True
14
A Greek term that means to "rub up"
Esalen massage
Anatriptic art
Effleurage
Petrissage
15
Pressing muscles, stretching, and cracking joints was done by
Poor people looking for ways to make money
Greek bath house assistants
Roman soldiers
Turkish Telltacks
16
Massage therapists are licensed to manipulate soft tissues of the body
False
True
17
A power differential between a client and massage therapist cannot be avoided
True
False
18
The decade that traditional Chinese medical practices became popularized in the U.S. after trade was reopened
1960's
1920's
1970's
1990's
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Massage is unique because it involves
The use of essential oils during a treatment
Therapeutic person to person touch
An energetic connection between client and practitioner
Integrative healing methods
20
What makes someone vulnerable to unethical behavior?
Issues surrounding money, power, and/or sex
Ignorance of or lack of commitment to ethical standards
All of the above
Projecting personal issues on a client
21
Paidotribes are
Chinese rubbers
Physical trainers of Ancient Greece
Turkish bath massagers
Athletes of Ancient India
22
AMTA was founded in
1992
1800's
1943
1978
23
The blind massagers in Japan were called
Ammashi
Rishis
Telltacks
Sobardoras
24
Shampooing is the term that
Part of the Wellness Pyramid
A type of manual therapy for the scalp
The British used for the massage they saw in China, India, and Middle East
Describes the type of bodywork the Ammashi did in Japan
25
A type of massage developed in California during the hippie movement that included incense and "new age" music
Esalen massage
Sports massage
Swedish massage
Reflexology
