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| is a method of diagnostic adn therapeutic vaulue in the sense that we develope a sense of the condtion ot the muscle fibers and fascia as we develop adn imporve our skills |
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| Increased nerve cirrculation, increased blood cirrculation and improvement in the texture and flexibility of the muscle |
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| Postural relintergaration, release the tension, Pain relief, improved joint mobility adn sedation |
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| Changes that NMT can cause for the client |
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| Structual, Occapational, Emotional and Behavorial |
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| Contraindications for NMT |
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if newly injured w/ redness or inflamation
or with heart diease and hypertension consult with physican |
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| DT/NMT the table height is determined by the legnth of the pracitioner's arms and the girth of the client |
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| The intensity of presuree dureing DT/NMT massage depends on the sensivity of the client and the condtion of the muscle |
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| NMT starts on the right side of the body |
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| SOAP/CARE notes are not important to your DT/NMT pracitce |
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| A dermatone is an ara of the skin applied by the sensory axons of several spinal nerves |
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| The Automatic Nervous System is divided into 2 parts parasympathetic adn somatic |
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| Sensory recptors that are sensitive to stretch movement pressure and changes in postion are called proprioceptors |
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| Conta-indications for NMT include: whp-lash, carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches adn fibromyalgia |
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| hans Selye's "GAS" or General Adapation Syndrome, describes a very localed occurrence of the acumulated stress in the body |
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| The part of the ANS active during "Fight or Flight" respone (in emergency sistuation) is called the peripheral nervous system. |
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| NMT, triggerpoints, CarnioSacral can all have deep effecton the body |
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| Senory information enters the nervous system through sensory receptors |
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| A dermaton supplies organ benath it |
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| Deep Tissues should alwasys be applied to the whole body |
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| There are 31 cranial nerves |
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| Thoratic, lumbar and sacral nerves take their names from the veretrae immediately precedign them |
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| When doing deep massage work, you always start out with deep pressure and go progressively lighter |
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| You client's breathing, eye movement, hand postions are an important indicator for comfort or defense when doing deep masage techniques |
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| NMT can affect the body on a structual, emotional, occupational, and behavorial level |
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| the basics found across the board of different cultures. |
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| Client's sensitivty & area of body that work is being done |
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| Criteria for determining intensity of pressure to use on a client during NMT/DT massage |
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| the side of the body that you start on for DT masage therapy work |
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| NMT strokes that follow teh length of the spine are performed with _________ pressure |
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Carnial & sacaral nerves belong to the
________________________ nervous system |
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| The nerves of the upper limb, that come from C5 - T1 are called the ___________________ |
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| Lumber Plexus & Sacral plexus |
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| The nerves of the lower limb, coming from L1 - L4 and S1- S3 makes up the _____________ and ____________ respectly |
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| Sensory receptors that are sensitive to stretch, movement, pressure, and changes in positon are called |
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| Number X (10) of the cranial nerves is called ____________ |
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Leon chaitow moves tissues into a ___________
to reduce neurological stress signaling |
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| A muscle in a state of greater than normal tension is called |
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| During physical excerisces which part of the ANS is most active |
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| Sympathic & parasympathic |
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| The Automatic Nervous System is divided into two parts |
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| Sensory information enters the nervous system through the _______________ |
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| Which part of the ANS is designed to "Fight or Flight" response |
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| Which of the following techiques is not a Deep Tissue technique |
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postional release & Deep Tissue
techniques |
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| Be focused, not forceful when applying NMT |
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| The Carnio-sacaral rhythm can be felt 6 - 8 times per minute |
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| No precaucation is neccasary when applying NMT on a client with hypertension, heart disease or diabetes |
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| Stanley Leif Developed NMT |
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| NMT sequences form a grid pattern on the body |
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| Cross fiber friction, trigger points and using your elbows, knuckles, fists and forearms are all part of Deep Tissue Massage |
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| Stress held in the abdomen can be eased with NMT abdominal massage sequence |
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| Cleints with Scoliosis are not to be massaged with NMT |
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| Migraines are contra-indicative for NMT |
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| Deep Tissue techniques are no-fail methods to cure parkinson's and chronic fatique syndrome |
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Branch of ethics or moral secision making, that deals with the problems of biology and medicin.
Questions and deciosns surrounding "patient rights" falls here |
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| Profession Medical Ethics |
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| Duties of physicans to oneanther and to the paitents and society |
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| Non Professional Bioethics |
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| religious groups have developed their own positons on life, death etc. Outside religous groups (1972) "Patients Bill of Rights" composed by lay people and medical professionals |
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| ethical behavior of different peoples or social groups |
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| the prejudgment of someone or something form a biased point of view. Prejudice is often based on biased opinions that on has been taught or has heard and has read |
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| to differentate among people in a prejudiced way in hiring promoting or firing them. |
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| describes the process of trying to avoid present and future discrimination adn trying to mke up for past discrimination |
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| Reverse Affriminative action |
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| discrmaination practiced against young white males in the course of implemetning affrimative action |
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| defined as differences among peple with respect to age, class, ethnicity, gender, physcal and mental ability, race, sexual orientation, spiritaul practic adn other human differences |
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| as an organizsational culture that incorporates nutual respect, acceptance, teamwork, adn productivity among people,who are diverse in the dimensions of human differences listed above as diversity. |
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| NMT or DT / SCS / MET /INIT |
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Strain/Counterstrain
Muscular Energy Technique
Intergrated Neuromuscular Inhitbiton Technique
Neuro Muscular Technique / Deep Tissue |
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