Complementary care
Massage works well when combined with this type of therapy that strengthens the body?
What is Physical Therapy
before touching a resident NA1 must always do this
what is explain the procedure
massage should not be preformed over these injuries
what are open wounds
Massage therapy is considered this type of treatment not a replacement for medical care
What is Complementary therapy
this hot/cold method reduces swelling before or after massage
what are heat/cold packs?
After massage NA1 should report any skin changes such as….
what is redness Or bruising
Massage should be stopped if the resident shows these signs
what are pain or discomfort
This type of therapy uses hands on techniques to relax the body?
What is massage therapy?
breathing exercises done with massage help reduce this
what is stress
massage can help prepare residents for this morning routine….
what is dressing or bathing
residents with blood vessel problems must avoid deep pressure
what is poor circulation or blood clots
The Person trained give to massages
What is a licensed massage therapist (LMT)
Aromatherapy or guided relaxation are examples of complementary therapies used with massage to enhance this.
What is relaxation or emotional well-being?
NA1 should always check this before massaging a dementia resident
What is care plan
The skin condition seen in elderly residents is a contraindication
What are pressure injuries (bedsores)
Swedish massage and this type of massage are often used in nursing homes for older adults.
What is geriatric or light touch massage?
If a resident becomes aggressive due to pain the NA1 should use this technique to protect both people without escalating the situation?
What is backing away and giving space?
NA1 should never massage residents with this condition uless cleared by a nurse
What is deep vein thrombosis(DVT)
two groups who should avoid strong massage without approval
what Is residents with fractures or severe osteoporosis
This massage technique targets specific “knots” in muscles that may cause pain elsewhere in the body.
What is trigger point therapy?