 | Chapter Objectives
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At the conclusion of this chapter, the reader will understand:- why treating more than just the primary complaint is important
- three phases of injury and key points of each
- five forces on the body
- four roles of a muscle
- three types of contractions
- four basic muscle shapes
- three degrees of muscle tissue and ligament injury
- difference between tendonitis and tenosynovitis
- two methods of gathering information during an assessment
- importance of obtaining a client history
- correct posture alignment of the structures
- phases of the gait cycle
- principles in assessing active and passive ranges of motion and administering isometric strength tests
- six levels of learning
- five steps of the clinical massage treatment framework
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