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written brochures, print ads, websites, media ads on tv and radio; marketing conducted are determined by the budget, time constraints and also the time required for implementation
What is promoting a business and outlining a basic marketing plan
100
What are two basic elements of a SOAP form?
What is S- subjective O-Objective A -Activity P- Plan
100
Primary function is to fertilize the female egg
What is male reproductive system
100
Pressure is applied from the hand, elbow, or fingers to relieve the body by balancing the physical and psychological aspects. Typically in areas like the crown of head, temple, forehead, etc.
What is acupressure
100
Describe the appropriate size, temp, and furnishings for a massage room
What is size 10 ft wide x 12 feet long temp- 72 degrees furnishings: table, desk, and storage areas
200
The use of touch to identify structural characteristics of an individuals body; the four elements involve temp, texture, movement, and rhythm
What is basic elements of palpation assessment
200
What are the main actions of the biceps brachali?
What is flexation of forearm extension of arm supination of forearm
200
Primary function is to produce children
What is female reproductive system
200
fleshy parts of the body are moved to influence movement of fluid in deep tissues and help stretch the muscle tissue
What is Kneading
200
Requires physical strength to massage, it's important to develop good posture, coordination, balance, and stamina
What is why it is important to take care of yourself as a masseuse.
300
Ears should be level, shoulders form a line that is parallel to the ground, spine appears to run along the mid line; pelvis should be level, weight evenly distributed between feet; what type of assessment do these criteria follow?
What is Posterior postural assessment
300
What are the 6 basic massage movements?
What is Touch Gliding Friction Percussion Joint Movements
300
These are chemicals produced by the endocrine glands
What is hormones
300
3 ranges of motion; 1 is the amt of flexibility the client can move without aid; 2 is the degree of flexibility acheived through the therapist; 2 is the degree of flexibility that is acheieved when the joint is acting against something
What is active, passive, and resistant ranges of motion
300
Began in 3000 BCE; amno, tui-na
What is Early practices of massage in china
400
What type of assessment requires a walking assessment that requires the client to walk slowly in a straight line from the front, back, and side, look for even symmetrical steps
What is basic elements of a lateral postural assessment
400
Name the 3 larger muscles that act upon the thigh, and the lateral rotators:
What is Gluteus maximus Gluteus Medius Glutes Minimus
400
Acquires the necessary nutrients for the cells through respiration.
What is respiratory system
400
Cupping, hacking, slapping, tapping, and beating are all forms of:
What is percussion
400
Most common massage in USA; involves hands, elbows, lower arms, kneading flesh, and vigourisly manipulating it in order to increase circulation, promote relaxation, and diminish stress.
What is Swedish massage
500
What type of assessment requires the masseuse to evaluate the front of the body, evaluating a series of land marks if ears are at the same level; nose and chin lie on the midsagittal line, clavicals are even, sternum and belly button fall on the midline, and hands on the same level?
What is anterior postural assessment
500
Tell me the function of the following: Epiconius Corrugator Procerus Obiculoris Oculi Nasalis Dilatornavis
What is raise eyebrows lowers end of eyebrows moves nose lowers eyelids compresses cartilage of nose manipulates nostrils
500
This coordinates body's activities, monitoring the organs, allowing nerves to sense of perceive feeling or touch from all areas of the body; can be intentional or unintentional
What is the nervous system
500
Explain the differences between Chucking, rolling, wringing, compression
What is chucking, tissue is grabbed between the hands and moved up and down along the length of the bone; Rolling, body parts rapidly passed back and forth; wringing, towel; wringing, hands move in opposing directions as the flesh is twisted against and bone; compression: rythmic movements of hands and fingers on muscular tissue
500
Number of pro organizations have been formed to advance the profession of massage therapy; growth in number of distinct fields of practice
What is advances in massage made in 20th century