Swedish Final

Question 1

Appendicular Skeleton

Answer 1

Limbs and Girdles

Question 2

Axial Skeleton

Answer 2

Head
Hyoid
Ribs
Sternum
Spine

Question 3

Proximal

Answer 3

Closer to trunk

Question 4

Distal

Answer 4

Away from trunk

Question 5

CAUTIONARY SITE:

Anterior triangle of the neck

Answer 5

• Bordered by mandible, SCM and trachea
• Corotid artery
• Jugular veins
• Vagus nerve
• Lymph nodes

Question 6

CAUTIONARY SITE:

Cubital Fossa

Answer 6

• Anterior bend of the elbow

- Median and ulnar nerves

Question 7

CAUTIONARY SITE

Femoral Triangle

Answer 7

• Femoral nerve
• Femoral artery and vein
• Lymph nodes

Question 8

What is an endangerment site

Answer 8

Areas of the body unprotected by muscle or CT

Question 9

CAUTIONARY SITE

Popliteal Fossa

Answer 9

Behind the knee

Tibial nerve
Peraneal artery
Popliteal vein

Question 10

What and where is the Iliotibial Tract (IT band)

Answer 10

Lateral femur

Soft tissue that runs from the Iliacus to the tibia

Question 11

Difference between hard and soft tissue

Answer 11

Bone - hard

Muscles and ligaments - soft

Question 12

What is the difference between a ligament and a tendon

Answer 12

Ligament attaches bone to bone

Tendon attaches muscle to bone

Question 13

Sprain vs Strain

Answer 13

Sprain - damage to a ligament

Strain - damage to a tendon

Question 14

Why would we want to cause inflammation

Answer 14

To promote the healing process

Question 15

What natural hormones are produced during massage

Answer 15

Dopamine
Endorphins
Seritonin
Oxytocin

Question 16

What hormone is decreased during massage

Answer 16

Cortisol

Question 18

Complete wellness consists of healthy:

Answer 18

Mind
Body
Spirit

Question 19

What does a healthy diet consist of

Answer 19

Healthy fats
Vegetables
Fruits
Protein

Question 20

What is the amount of water a person needs daily

Answer 20

It varies by person

Question 21

What is the amount of sleep needed to qualify as restorative

Answer 21

6 hours

Question 22

List at least 6 qualities of touch

Answer 22

Grounded & centered
Intention
Flow
Speed
Depth
Medium used
Energy
Transitions
Communication
Focus
Organized
Balanced
Solid
Stable

Question 23

Therapeutic Change

Answer 23

The client must commit to participating in his own healing progress

Question 24

Condition Management

Answer 24

Managing a current condition. Provides short times of respite

Question 25

Palliative Care

Answer 25

Short term or one off
Ie: at an event
Pre-surgery
End of life

Question 26

State dependent memory

Answer 26

When a patient starts crying or becomes upset on the table - a PTSD sort of reaction

Question 27

Effleurage

Answer 27

Gliding long strokes | Best used for assessment

Question 28

Petrissage

Answer 28

Kneading Lifting Compressions Milks the muscles

Question 29

Skin rolling

Answer 29

Lifts skin from underlying muscle layers Good for assessment Warms and softens superficial Fossa

Question 30

Compression

Answer 30

Pressing tissue against underlying bone Belly of a muscle Enhances circulation, good for if you can’t use lubrication

Question 31

Vibration/Shaking

Answer 31

Oscillation used when muscles are extremely tight

Question 32

Rocking

Answer 32

Soothing and rhythmic | Relaxation, entrainment

Question 33

Tapotement / Percussion

Answer 33

``` Hacking Beating Slapping Tapping Cupping Pincement Quacking ``` Stimulation of nervous system

Question 34

Friction

Answer 34

Small deep movements applied to tendons and ligaments around joints. Cross fiber and circular Breaks up adhesions

Question 35

Range of motion

Answer 35

Client contracts muscle designated by therapist or the therapist moves a joint with the help of the client Increases mobility

Question 36

SOAP Notes

Answer 36

S: Subjective - what the client tells you O: Objective - what you see is wrong A: Assessment- what you do and how they respond P: Plan - Recommendations moving forward

Question 37

Know abbreviations

Answer 37

Refer to hand out

Question 38

What is the term meaning synchronizing with another person

Answer 38

Entrainment

Question 39

Nerve impingement: | ENTRAPMENT

Answer 39

Pressure on a nerve from SOFT Tissue

Question 40

Nerve impingement: | COMPRESSION

Answer 40

Pressure on a nerve from a BONY STRUCTURE