Massage PTA 102
PTA 102 MASSAGE SECTION 3
- 1.SOFT TISSUES ARE PRESSED, SQUEEZED AND LIFTED IN THE DIRECTION OF VENOUS FLOW, PRESSURE IS EXERTED TOWARD MIDLINE OF THE BODY
- 2.PERFORMED WITH HANDS ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF LIMBS. USE ENTIRE PALMAR SURFACE OF THE HANDS. GENTLE PRESSURE USED WITH HANDS WORKING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS~TWO EXAMPLES ARE: 1) ROLLING- BETWEEN THUMB AND FOREFINGER 2) SHAKING- SHAKE THE MUSCLE BELLY
- A.
KNEADING
- B.
EFFLEURAGE
- C.
STROKING
- D.
FRICTION
- 3.OCCURS BETWEEN HAND AND FINGER SURFACES. SUPERFICIAL TISSUE MOVED OVER DEEP UNDERLYING ONES. SMALL CIRCULAR MOTIONS AT MYOFACIAL JUNCTIONS
- A.
TAPOTEMENT
- B.
FRICTION
- C.
PETRISSAGE
- D.
STROKING
- 4.A SERIES OF SMALL CIRCULAR MOVEMENTS USING FIRM CONTACT TO THE BODY PART CAUSING UNDERLYING TISSUES TO BE MOVED. IS USED TO FREE ADHESIONS AROUND SCAR TISSUE
- A.
VIBRATION
- B.
PETRISSAGE
- C.
EFFLEURAGE
- D.
TRANSVERSE FRICTION MASSAGE
- 5.EFFLEURAGE IS USED TO BEGIN AND END EVERY MASSAGE
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 6.THE PURPOSE OF EFFLUERAGE IS TO GLIDE OVER THE SKIN TO ATTEMPT TO MOVE DEEP MUSCLE TISSUE
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 7.WHICH PRINICIPLE DOES NOT APPLY TO EFFLUERAGE
- A.
USED TO EVENLY DISTRIBUTE LUBRICANTS
- B.
USED TO ASSESS UNDERLYING MUSCLE TONE; DISTAL TO PROXIMAL
- C.
USED WITH POSTURAL DRAINAGE
- D.
MOVEMENT IS A SLOW, RHYTHMICAL, SMOOTH EVEN PRESSURE
- 8.EFFLEURAGE MASSAGE MOVEMENT OPPOSES VENOUS FLOW
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 9.THIS MASSAGE TYPE IS CATAGORIZED INTO SUPERFICIAL OR DEEP
- A.
STROKING
- B.
FRICTION
- C.
KNEADING
- D.
PETRISSAGE
- 10.CENTRIPETAL
- A.
TOWARDS HEART
- B.
AWAY FROM HEART
- 11.CENTRIFUGAL
- A.
TOWARDS THE HEART
- B.
AWAY FROM THE HEART
- 12.ALSO REFERRED TO AS STRIKING, THIS TYPE IS A SERIES OF BRISK BLOWS WHICH FOLLOW EACH OTHER RAPIDLY AND MOVEMENT COME MAINLY FROM WRISTS.
- A.
TRANSVERSE FRICTIONAL MASSAGE
- B.
VIBRATION
- C.
STROKING
- D.
TAPOTEMENT
- 13.ALSO REFEERED TO AS SHAKING
- A.
TAPOTEMENT
- B.
FRICTION
- C.
VIBRATION
- D.
PETRISSAGE
- 14.HANDS ON CONTACT, THROUGH THE ANS, CREATES A REACTION IN SKIN DUE TO STIMULATION OF SENSORY FIBERS (SKIN REDNESS)
- 15.WHICH IS NOT A PHYSICAL EFFECT OF MASSAGE
- A.
INCREASE BLOOD FLOW
- B.
RELIEF PAIN
- C.
INCREASE NUTRITION TO TISSUES
- D.
INDUCE INDURATION
- E.
REMOVES WASTE PRODUCTS
- 16.SLOW RHYTHMICALMASSAGE CAN CREATE A SEDATIVE EFFECT WITHIN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 17.PERCUSSION CAN DECREASE HYPERSENSITIVITY
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 18.ATROPHY CAN BE PREVENTABLE WITH MASSAGE
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 19.WHICH OF THESE IS NOT A CORRECT STATEMENT CONCERNING MASSAGE EFFECTS IN THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM
- A.
WILL DECREASE THE AMOUNT OF FIBROSIS, WHICH DEVELOPS IN IMMOBILIZED OR INJURED MUSCULATURE.
- B.
INCREASE STRENGTH
- C.
INCREASE CIRCULATION THEREFORE INCREASES OXYGEN TO AREA TO HELP IN HEALING, RELAXATION, ECT
- D.
DECREASE LACTIC ACID BUILD UP, THEREFORE DECREASES MUSCLE CRAMPS "RELAXATION"
- 20.MASSAGE IMPROVES FUNCTION OF SEBACEOUS AND SWEAT GLANDS
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 21.MASSAGE DIRECTLY EFFECTS BONE GROWTH, DUE TO INCREASE CIRCULATION
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 22.MASSAGE HELPS THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM BY INHIBITING VASOCONSTRICTION, TO PREVENT THE RELEASE OF HISTAMINE
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 23.MASSAGE CAN INCREASES PERISTALSIS IN INTESTINES
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 24.WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE CONTRINDICATIONS FOR MASSAGE(CHOSE AS MANY THAT APPLY)
- A.
ACUTE CONDITIONS
- B.
FRACTURE
- C.
EDEMA
- D.
INFECTION
- E.
HEALING SKIN GRAFT
- 25.THE FOLLOWING ARE INDICATIONS FOR MASSAGE(CHOOSE AS MANY THAT APPLY)
- A.
CIRCULATORY DISORDERS
- B.
MUSCLE SPASMS
- C.
PARALYSIS
- D.
BELL'S PALSY
- E.
THROMBOSIS
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