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Calcaneous
Olecranon process
Lateral epycondyle of humerus
Styloid process of radius
Listen supportively and ignore the symptoms
Listen supportively and address the symptoms in the session
Agree with the client and cancel the session
Tell the client that he is wrong and that he needs more bodywork
Provide the client with helpful advice
Discontinue the massage
Share the information with a colleague
Listen with empathy and respond tactfully
Precede the stretch with anterior pelvic tilt
Precede the stretch with quadriceps contraction
Contract the gracilis while in full stretch
Add a rhythmic bounce to the stretch
ROM, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Resist, Isolate, Chill, Evaluate
Relax, Isolate, Chill, Evaluate
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Iliopsoas
Piriformis
Gluteus minimus
Tensor fasciae latae.
Business use of the home
Child care
Medical expenses
Dental expenses
Femoral triangle
Posterior triangle region of the neck
Anterior triangle region of the neck
Delto-pectoral triangle
Available as directed by client's written consent or by subpoena
Public information
Available to client's family and physician
Available to massage/bodywork practitioner and client only
Joint mobilization and Alexander technique
Cranio-sacral therapy and Myofascial release
Neuromuscular therapy and.Cyriax transverse friction
Polarity therapy and Shiatsu
Anterior thigh
Posterior knee
Posterior thigh
Posterior leg
Malpractice liability
General liability
Small business
Disability
Piriformis
Gracilis
Tensor fascia latae
Rectus femoris
Liver
Spleen
Pancreas
Stomach
Acute
sub acute
Chronic
Degenerative
Perform isometric contraction of quadriceps, compression and stretch to the hamstring.
Immediately refer the client to the medical tent
Perform deep transverse friction to origin and insertion of the hamstring until the spasm subsides.
Release the trigger point in the quadratus lumborum followed by hamstring stretch
Scope of practice
Informed consent
Dual relationship
Confidentially
Subdeltoid bursa
Sternoclavicular joint
Acromioclavicular joint
Coracoclavicular ligament
Decreasing random collagen build up
Creating a faster buildup than breakdown of collagen
Increasing blood flow to the healing tissue
Reducing inflammation in the healing tissue
Medial rotation of the glenohumeral joint
Flexion at the humeroulnar joint
Abduction at the glenohumeral joint
Pronation at the radioulnar joint
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