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True or False: SOAP stands for:
Subjective, observations, assessment/action, plan
false:
objective NOT observations
what are the four principles of massage
gen sp gen
prox dis prox
sup deep dup
peri cen peri
name 5 bony landmarks that are distal to the ischial tuberosity
linea aspera
condyles
lat/med malleolus
any foot bones
tibial tuberosity
patella
what is the definition of contraindications
a symptom or circumstance that makes a particular treatment inadvisable
client is complaining of constipation, what drape is needed to treat this condition?
abdominal
List the three A's of LORDFICARAHMA
aggravates
associated symptoms
alternative HCP
contraindication for stroking
uncovered open or contagious skin lesions
what are 10 directional terms?
anterior, posterior, superior, inferior, proximal, distal, superficial, deep, medial, lateral
contraindications for effleurage
not used distal to an area of inflammation
area of infection
injury in acute or early subacute stage
not used over open or contagious skin lesions
not repetitively over limbs of clients with HT, heart disease, varicose veins, thrombus
True or False: always apply heat to the area after performing frictions?
false
using the ankle to bring the bottoms of your feet together
inversion
name the 6 components of Swedish massage techniques
direction
pressure
rhythm
rate
duration
part
the pectoralis major muscles is __________ to the ribs
anterior
tapotement is from the French word meaning
to drum, rap, or pat
list contraindications to petrissage
acute conditions
severely atrophied atonic muscles
over mod/severe varicosities
over uncovered open or contagious skin lesions
tapotement is contraindicated over
the spine, bony prominences, kidneys
what does CMTO stand for
college of massage therapist of Ontario
what movements do the ribs and thorax do?
elevation/expansion- inhalation
depression- exhalation
who wrote the yellow emperors classics of internal medicine?
Huang Ti
demonstrate and verbalize the movements of the thumb
flexion
extension
adduction
abduction
opposition
which scar is referred to the thick dermal granulation tissue that results from an abnormal healing process
what are the 6 elements of informed consent
nature of treatment
expected outcomes
risks and side effects
alternative courses of action
likely consequences of not having a massage
the right to ask questions and stop/mod at any time
which stage of healing occurs with in 2 days and may go up to a few weeks
early subacute stage of healing
ball and socket
ellipsoid
hinge
saddle
gliding
pivot
true or false:
secondary intention healing occurs when there is some tissue loss and wound edges are approximated.
false:
this is first intention healing
secondary intention healing is: extensive tissue loss or a large surface area is affected and wound edges cannot be brought together easily. healing takes longer