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Massage Practical Exam

March 2, 2013 By Julie Onofrio

I.  Practitioner/Client Interaction   (15 points) A.     Initial interview –screening questions                                      B.     Communication-set up guidelines for pressure                         C.     II. Professionalism, hygiene and touch               demonstration –(20 points) A.     Appropriate appearance    (4 points) 1.      cleanliness and grooming                                                 2.      attire                                                                                3.      nails                                                                                   4.      jewelry                                                                                              B. Self contamination avoided                                                                C. Table appearance and maintenance                                          […]

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Massage Theory Tests 2

February 16, 2013 By Julie Onofrio

Massage Theory Tests 2 (Answers are in Capital Letters) The sequences and directions of Swedish massage strokes are most adapted to which anatomical or physiological situation?    a) Muscle attachments  b) Subcutaneous adipose tissue c) Autonomic nervous system  D) Lymph drainage and venous return Which Best describes the effect of massage therapy?  A) Increased venous and lymph […]

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Swedish Massage Theory Tests

February 16, 2013 By Julie Onofrio

Swedish Massage Theory Test Questions Test Answers Below! The sequences and directions of Swedish massage strokes are most adapted to which anatomical situation? (a) Muscle Attachments (b) Subcutaneous adipose tissue (c) autonomic nervous system (d) lymph drainage and venous return Reflexive physiological effects (a) are generally a result of nervous system responsesare directly produced by the […]

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Hydrotherapy Test Questions

September 30, 2012 By Julie Onofrio

1. When a person has a muscle spasm the best hydrotherapy treatment would be (a) heat (b) cold (c) tepid (d) neutral A 2. A contraindication for heat would be (a) chronic arthritis (b) edema (c) hyperemia (d) hypertonicity B 3. An effect of heat would be (a) decreases respiratory rate (b) increases pulse rate […]

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