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1

Which of the following is not a classification of touch therapy?
A)Stretching
B)Amalgams
C)Energy methods
D)Manipulative methods
2

This term is used in analyzing the results of special tests and represents the percentage of clients who show a negative result but who do not have the condition.
A)Sensitivity
B)Specificity
C)Accuracy
D)Relevance
3

Which one of the following is NOT an objective of medical massage?
A)Reduce inflammatory process.
B)Restore normal soft tissue environment.
C)Establish normal strength.
D)Find improvements in patient complaints.
4

In this system of clinically relevant massage, training is based on the characteristics of the pathology and the application of massage techniques directed at that pathology.
A)Orthopedic massage
B)Clinical massage
C)Rolfing
D)Medical massage
5

Applying this allows us to understand why we are performing the techniques we are using.
A)Book knowledge
B)Orthopedic assessments
C)Clinical reasoning
D)Stretching exercises
6

Massage therapy can encompass all of the following: soft tissue mobilization, manual traction, joint manipulation, and joint mobilization.
A)True
B)False
7

Many approaches to manual therapy depend on the validity of palpatory findings.
A)True
B)False
8

is defined as the manual manipulation of the body's soft tissues for therapeutic purposes.
9

List the four objectives of medical massage.
A.

B.

C.

D.
10

What are the five components of clinical massage?
A.

B.

C.

D.

E.
11

believed that physicians should be skilled in the use of massage.
12

is applied to a specific area of the body on the basis of the pathology of the client's chief complaint.
13

The of an orthopedic test represents the percentage of clients who show a negative result but who do not have the condition.
14

Why did massage wane from the American medical model?
15

What is the definition of massage therapy?
16

Why is it important to have an advanced working knowledge of anatomy and physiology as a massage therapist?
17

Why is taking a detailed history from the client so important?
18

Why is clinical reasoning so important in the application of clinical massage techniques?
19

Why do experienced practitioners respond differently to information than do novice practitioners?
20

Why is it important to know what not to treat?





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