Blood Disorders
Vascular Disorders
Signs & Symptoms
Massage Considerations
Structure & Function
100

This is the trigger for the formation of a blot clot in Embolism

What is a rough spot in the endothelium or an area where blood does not flow quickly

100

This kind of aneurysm usually forms in the thorax or abdomen, bulging into a round shape.

What is a saccular aneurysm?

100

This is the most common sign of a small aortic aneurysm.

What is Nothing?

100

Clients with Sickle Cell Disease may use massage for these benefits

What is pain relief and anxiety reduction.

100

The heart is divided by the this into left and right halves.

What is the septum

200

This is a cancer that affects bone marrow function.

What is Leukemia?

200

Blood pressure that measures over 120 diastolic, and over 80 systolic.

What is Hypertension?

200

When a person had a bulge or widening of a blood vessel or the heart, this is called.

What is an Aneurysm?

200

The most likely adverse outcome related to massage therapy for a client who has deep vein thrombosis

What is Pulmonary embolism?

200

These blood cells deliver oxygen to the cells and carbon dioxide to the lungs

What are Erythrocytes?

300

This is the main contributing factor to hemophilia

What is a genetic mutation causes a shortage of one or more clotting factors?

300

Permanently distended, twisted, ropy veins that are close to the skin.

What are Varicose veins?

300

This is the most common location of varicose veins.

What is the greater and lesser saphenous vein?

300

This is your best option for your client with Raynaud's disease that manages it well on her own and requests a massage.

What is to work with her normally and if you have the capability offer her paraffin bath for her hands to promote vasodilation.

300

The general function of the Cardiovascular System are these 6 things

What is the

-Delivery of nutrients and oxygen

-Removal of waste products

-Temperature control

-Clotting

-Protection from pathogens

-Chemical balance



400

This condition is most likely to lead to arterial thrombus and arterial embolism.

What is Atherosclerosis?

400

This is a common sign of artrial fibrillation.

What is a feeling of the heart "skipping a beat," weakness and fatigue.

400

In this situation the heart does not keep up with the needs of the rest of the body.

What is Heart Failure?

400

A client with right-sided heart failure, and his legs are swollen and achy. He wonders if massage therapy might provide some relief.  This is the best strategy for massage.

What is to work to promote relaxation and decreased blood pressure; if you are educated in lymphatic techniques, that approach might be helpful for his legs.

400

This feature of the cardiovascular system helps to isolate and repair broken blood vessels? 

What are clotting mechanisms?

500

Describe Thrombophlebitis

What is the veins closest to the skin are obstructed and possibly inflamed because of blood clots?

500
In right- sided heart failure, the left side of the heart cannot pump enough blood to supply the body. The result is a backup of fluid into the.

What is the legs?

500

This is a major factor in the development of most types of anemia.

What is a shortafe of RBCs or a shortage or dysfunction of hemoglobin.

500

This is the possible outcome of a massage for a person who takes medication to manage the risk of forming blood clots.

What is easy bruising with light pressure

500

The two-part "lub-dup" of the heartbeat is this

What is the closing of the valves that separates the atria from the ventricle, and the ventricles from the arteries?

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