History of Massage
Standards of Practice • Scope of Practice • Code of Ethics
Informed Consent • Policy Statements
Problem Solving • Reasoning Skills • Decision-Making
Indications and Contraindications
100

This ancient physician is known as the "Father of Medicine."

Who is Hippocrates?

100

This document outlines what a massage therapist is legally allowed to do.

What is the Scope of Practice?

100

Clients must give this before massage begins.


What is informed consent?

100

The first step before every massage is gathering this information.


What is the health history/intake?

100

This is a common indication for massage.


What is muscle tension?

200

He developed the foundation of Swedish Massage.

Who is Per Henrik Ling?

200

These guide professional behavior toward clients.

What is the Code of Ethics?

200

Clients have this right at any time during the massage.


What is the right to stop or withdraw consent?

200

Therapists use this type of thinking to determine the safest treatment.

What is clinical reasoning?

What is clinical reasoning?

200

Massage is generally indicated to help reduce this emotional condition.


What is stress or anxiety?

300

This nurse helped develop modern manual lymphatic drainage.

Who is Emil Vodder? (Accept "Dr. Emil Vodder.")

300

Practicing outside your legal authority is called working outside your ________.

What is scope of practice?

300

This explains office rules, cancellations, payments, and expectations.


What is an office policy statement?

300

A client reports numbness during treatment. Your first action is to do this.


What is stop and reassess?

300

A client has a high fever. Massage is generally this.


What is contraindicated?

400

This ancient medical system from India includes massage as part of whole-body wellness.

What is Ayurveda?

400

This protects client information from unauthorized disclosure.

What is confidentiality?

400

Before beginning treatment, the therapist should explain benefits, risks, and this.


What are alternative options?

400

When unsure whether massage is appropriate, the therapist should do this.


What is consult or refer to a healthcare provider?

400

Deep massage should not be performed directly over this type of blood vessel condition.


What are varicose veins?

500

This French physician introduced the terms effleurage, petrissage, friction, and tapotement.

Who is Dr. Johann Mezger?

500

This protects client information from unauthorized disclosure.

What is confidentiality?

500

Consent is considered invalid if the client is forced, threatened, or ________.


What is coerced?

500

Good decision-making always prioritizes this above everything else.


What is client safety?

500

This type of contraindication means massage should not be performed at all.


What is an absolute contraindication?

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