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100

CHAPTER 6 

A client comes to you for a massage and upon arrival states that they have not been 

feeling well, is running a fever, but knows the massage will help them feel better. How should you proceed?

 explain to the client that their fever is a contraindication for massage and will need to reschedule 



100

The proper temperature for a massage room is between _____F and _____F. 

72, 75

100

If you are seeing a returning client, ask ________

9f there have been any changes to their health since the last treatment

100

A wider table increases the tendency to reach out, bend, and twist, which increases stress on the _____



lower back and shoulders

100

Body mechanics includes using the _____ to distribute stresses throughout the body as you work

breath, posture, and movement

200

The method of removing/eliminating all living organisms and microorganisms is best described as _______ 

sterilizing

200

When positioning the client face down, placing a support under the client's chest takes the pressure off the ______



cervical spine

200

For a basic relaxation massage, it is suggested to finish the session with the __________

back of the body

200

_______ involves designing the workplace to fit the people. 



ergonomics

200

Centering is based on the concept that the body has a geographical center about ____ inches below the navel. 



two inches (2.5cm)

300

Whose responsibility is it to provide a safe and clean facility for a massage business? 



practitioner 

300

When the client is in the prone position, a bolster under the ______ prevents hyperextension of the knees and ankles. 



ankles

300

Avoid massage strokes around the eyes if the client ________

is wearing contact lenses

300

When you are centered emotionally, you _____

are self assured

300

In the ______ stance, both feet are in line with the massage table. 



horse

400

The most common method of transmission is by _______

unwashed hands

400

When the client is turning from the prone position to the supine position, the practitioner should not _________



touch the clients body

400

While doing massage, pay attention to your ______, your stance, and how you move when delivering the massage movements.



hand positions

400

A general guideline is to have at least ____ feet of clear space on all sides of a massage table 



three

400

In massage, the most common stance is the ____ stance



archer

500

If there is any concern that the linens have been contaminated, _______ to the wash water. 



chlorine bleach

500

Repeating gliding strokes are commonly referred to as ________

shingles

500

________ can be done as the opening procedure of the massage, or for various reasons, may be left out of the massage routine completely. 



Face massage 

500

When scheduling multiple massage sessions for the same day, it is best to group clients that require deep work _____



with adequate space between

500

Correct posture and stances are important to the practitioner because they ______



aid in balance

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