dermatologic
Another name for hives is…
What is Urticaria?
Bacterial infection of a sebaceous gland / hair follicle
What is a boil?
Anything a client states about their condition is called
What is subjective?
Lateral curvature of the spine
What is scoliosis?
Loss of muscle mass/ muscle death
What is atrophy?
A Nevis is also known as…
What is a birthmark or mole?
Lice can be found on hairless parts of the body only. True or false
What is false?
found everywhere
part of charting, where you set up the follow up treatment
Loss of bone density that makes bones fragile.
What is osteoporosis?
Cyst on the back of the wrist
What is a ganglion cyst?
Impetigo is indicated for massage, true or false
What is true
Locally contraindicated
Athletes foot is also known as
What is tinea pedis?
You notice swelling of the left ankle of your client where do you chart it?
What is objective?
Progressive Wearing down of articulation cartilage
What is Osteoarthritis?
Immature bone located at the knee where the patellar tendon and tibias tuberosity connect
What is osgood- schlatter disease?
HPV stands for..
What is human papilloma virus?
Sores that develop on individuals who are bedridden or immobile.
What are decubitus ulcers ?
Treatment that is done during a massage is charted where?
Assesment
A ligament that has been completely torn is called a ..
3rd degree sprain
Ligament
Strain= tendon / muscle
Fungal infection that only affects hairless parts of the body
What is Tinea Corporis?
Type of skin condition caused by HPV
What is warts?
Cancer that develops in the basal (germinativum) layer of skin.
What is Basal cell carcinoma?
What is the most important thing for accurate charting and treatment
What is communication
Shoulder joint becomes stiff painful and hard to move
What is adhesive capsullitis?
Thickening of connective tissue and bones
What is scleroderma?