Chapter 3 & 4

Question 0

Personal comfort zones that help an individual maintain a sense of comfort and safety

Answer 0

boundaries

Question 1

code of ethics

Answer 1

principles that govern a person’s choice of action

Question 2

professional boundaries are predetermined practices that protect teh client and therapist’s

Answer 2

safety

Question 3

ethics

Answer 3

study of the standards and philosophy of human conduct

Question 4

what type of boundaries define who we are emotionally, intellectually, and spirtiually

Answer 4

personal boundaries

Question 5

determining factors in the formation of personal boundaries

Answer 5

religious upbringing
school
family

Question 6

interpersonal space

Answer 6

actual space maintained between the client and practitioner during interactions before and after the actual massage

Question 7

the way a practitioner manages …… sets clear boundaries

Answer 7

time

Question 8

signs of a client’s discomfort

Answer 8

grimacing
withdrawal
fidgeting
(NOT sleeping)

Question 9

most effective tool to prevent and clarify boundary issues

Answer 9

clear communication

Question 10

some relationships have a power differential - more authority held by one person and other person is in ….. role

Answer 10

submissive

Question 11

transference

Answer 11

client attempts to personalize the therapeutic relationship

Question 12

signs of transference

Answer 12

• invitations
• gifts/favors
• attempts to be come more personally involved

Question 13

thinking excessively about a client between sessions is a sign of

Answer 13

counter transference

Question 14

maintaing healthy professional boundaries is …

Answer 14

best defense against transference and counter transference

Question 15

dual relationship

Answer 15

a situation that combines the therapeutic relationship with a secondary relationship that extends beyond the massage practitioner/client relationship (husband, friend, child)

Question 16

In smaller communities the chance of client and practitioner interacting socially ….

Answer 16

increases

Question 17

what may lead to a dual relationship

Answer 17

• bartering
• friendship
• marriage

Question 18

Do this before becoming involved or pursuing any social relationship

Answer 18

Client/practitioner relationship should end

Question 19

results of positive touch of massage

Answer 19

• lower cortisol
• reduced stress
• increased serotonin

Question 20

low levels of serotonin and dopamine are evidence of …

Answer 20

depression

Question 21

visual signs of sexual arousal by client

Answer 21

• facial flushing
• penile erection
• fidgeting
  (NOT spontaneous crying)

Question 22

reasons for supervision

Answer 22

• exhaustion
• feelings of burn-out
• changing your regular care protocol for a particular client
• may have crossed professional boundary

Question 23

way to avoid what is offensive or disturbing & do what is considerate for all concerned

Answer 23

to be tactful

Question 24

study of structure of body & interrelations of its parts

Answer 24

anatomy

Question 25

study of muscular activity and the anatomy, physiology, and mechanics of body movement

Answer 25

kinesiology

Question 26

study of vital processes, mechanisms, and functions of an organ or system of organs

Answer 26

physiology

Question 27

study of the structural and functional changes caused by disease

Answer 27

pathology

Question 28

direct effects of massage

Answer 28

- stretching of muscle tissue - increased circulation of venus blood & lymph - loosening adhesions

Question 29

subjective evidence of disease or bodily disorder

Answer 29

symptoms

Question 30

stress associated with the hormones from

Answer 30

adrenal glands

Question 31

atherosclerosis

Answer 31

accumulation of fatty deposits on the inner walls of the arteries

Question 32

pain

Answer 32

one of the body's primary sensations - along with touch, preassure, heat and cold

Question 33

ischemia

Answer 33

localized tissue anemia due to obstruction of the inflow of blood

Question 34

types of microorganisms

Answer 34

bacteria viruses fungi parasites

Question 35

condition where invading organisms that have spread through the body

Answer 35

systemic infection

Question 36

signs and symptoms of inflammation

Answer 36

swelling, redness, heat & pain

Question 37

warning sign usually accompanying infectious diseases or infected burns/cuts

Answer 37

fever

Question 38

what degree of fever may cause damage to tissues of kidneys, liver, or other organs or cause irreparable brain damage, possible death

Answer 38

106

Question 39

what cells if injured by trauma or infection repair themselves slowly if at all

Answer 39

CNS - central nervous system

Question 40

scar

Answer 40

dense fibrous tissue that forms as an injury, wound, burn or sore heals

Question 41

0 on wellness scale represents

Answer 41

no perceivable sickness

Question 42

wellness oriented individual strives to maintain what level on the wellness scale?

Answer 42

3

Question 43

source languages for medical terminology

Answer 43

Greek & Latin

Question 44

prefix

Answer 44

one or more syllables added in front of a word stem to further its meaning

Question 45

prefix for against or counter to

Answer 45

contra-

Question 46

suffix for painful condition

Answer 46

-algia

Question 47

word part for neck

Answer 47

cervic