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100
Which of the following best describes massage, as defined in this course? A. Reorganization of the biofield B. A spiritual, vibrational healing practice used to promote balance C. Manual manipulation of soft body tissue to enhance health and well-being D. Pressure by thumbs and fingers to specific points and areas on the feet
Manual manipulation of soft body tissue to enhance health and well-being
100
Which of the following therapies meets the definition of massage used in this course? A. Craniosacral therapy B. Reflexology C. Healing Touch D. Swedish relaxation massage E. Feldenkrais
Reflexology
100
What are the effects of Massage? A. Reduce Tension and Stiffness B. Reduce Pain C. Prevent Injury D. Increase Circulation
A. Reduce Tension and Stiffness B. Reduce Pain D. Increase Circulation
100
Which two of the following are the major styles of massage identified in this course? A.Relaxation B. Clinical C. Recreational D. Healing Touch
Relaxation & Healing Touch
100
Identify three goals of the relaxation style of massage. A. Stress reduction B. Release of scar tissue C. Enhanced sense of well-being D. Improved mood E. Repair injured tissues
A. Stress reduction C. Enhanced sense of well-being D. Improved mood
200
Identify three goals of the clinical style of massage. A. Greater flexibility and range of motion B. Repair of injured tissues, muscles, tendons, and ligaments C. Release of adhesions D. Improvement of circulation in general E. Experience of comfort
A. Greater flexibility and range of motion B. Repair of injured tissues, muscles, tendons, and ligaments C. Release of adhesions
200
Which of the following are general benefits of massage? A. Cancer remission B. Physical relaxation C. Improved circulation D. Relief for tight muscles E. Enhanced energy and vitality F. Greater flexibility and range of motion
B. Physical relaxation C. Improved circulation D. Relief for tight muscles E. Enhanced energy and vitality
200
Which of the following factors should patients consider when looking for a massage therapist? A. The patient's health goals and status B. Whether the patient has a referral from a trusted source C. The convenience of the therapists location D. What the massage therapist charges for a session E. The height of the massage therapist
A. The patient's health goals and status B. Whether the patient has a referral from a trusted source C. The convenience of the therapists location D. What the massage therapist charges for a session
200
Which of the following are common settings for receiving massages? A. Commercial settings such as spas or massage clinics B. Hospitals C. On-site chair massage in environments such as malls or private parties D. Rehabilitation clinics
All the above
200
Massage therapists seldom ask for detailed health histories because massage has little impact on body systems. True False
False
300
It isn't necessary for patients to inform massage therapists of medical conditions/symptoms because massage is simply manipulation of soft tissue.
False
300
There are few or no conditions where massage therapy causes adverse effects.
False - There are conditions where massage therapy could cause adverse effects. For example, if patients have open wounds or burns, the massage therapist would avoid those areas.
300
All states require that massage therapists be licensed.
False - some states have no government regulation on the practice of massage.
300
Massage therapy is covered by health insurance in all states. True False
False - Massage therapy is sometimes covered by health insurance. This may depend on the state in which the patient lives. Generally, patients need a doctor's order (prescription), to get health insurance benefits.
300
In most states, auto insurance will cover a treatment plan if prescribed by a licensed primary care healthcare professional. True False
True
400
Which of the following people should NOT have a massage? A. Ben is feeling stiff and sore from heavy lifting. B. Maya has a fever and is feeling dizzy and nauseated. C. Silke just returned from her winter vacation with a severe sunburn. D. John has a rash covering his legs. He is not sure what it is.
B. Maya has a fever and is feeling dizzy and nauseated. C. Silke just returned from her winter vacation with a severe sunburn. D. John has a rash covering his legs. He is not sure what it is.
400
In some states, workman's compensation will pay for massage. True False
True
400
Who Regulates massage therapy in California? A. American Massage Therapy Association B. California Massage Therapy Council C. California Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork
B. California Massage Therapy Council
400
A system of massage used to relieve tension and treat illness, based on the theory that there are reflex points on the feet, hands, and head linked to every part of the body.
Reflexology
400
Who wrote the ancient Greek and Roman term for massage, "The physician must be acquainted with many things and assuredly with rubbing."
Hippocrates
500
In which of the following areas are federally funded, randomized clinical trials currently being conducted on the benefits of massage? A. Chronic back pain B. Pre-term infants C. Cancer pain D. Depression during pregnancy E. Fibromyalgia
A. Chronic back pain B. Pre-term infants C. Cancer pain D. Depression during pregnancy
500
Which of the following are true statements about forms of consumer protection associated with massage therapy? A. State governments measure certification competency. B. Certification is a voluntary process; therapists can practice without it. C. Accreditation is desirable for massage therapists. D. NCBTBM certification includes 500 hours of training and a written exam.
B. Certification is a voluntary process; therapists can practice without it. D. NCBTBM certification includes 500 hours of training and a written exam.
500
Shiatsu Massage is: A. Acupuncture B. Reflexology C. Acupressure D. Chinese Developed
C. Acupressure
500
Trigger point massage is typically a technique incorporated into what 2 other types of massage? A. Shiatsu B. Swedish C. Reflexology D. Sports
B. Swedish D. Sports
500
How many minimum educational hours does a therapist need to take the National Certification Examination offered by the NCBTMB?
500
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