The Real Mblex Questions And Answers.
Arte Gymnastica -
\The work generally credited as being the first book in the field of sports medicine.
Ayur-Veda -
\The sacred Indian practice in which massage was included.
Borelli -
\The person who 1st analyzed the phenomenon of muscular contraction.
William Harvey -
\Scientist who demonstrated that blood circulation is impelled by the beat of the heart
through arteries and veins.
Hippocrates -
\Father of modern Western medicine
China -
\The country in which the first written accounts of therapeutic rubbing(massage)
originated
Amma -
\The original massage technique.
Nei-ching -
\The classic scripture of traditional Chinese medicine.
Middle 1900's -
\when the term massage came into use.
Passive -
\Along with duplicated and active, the term that describes another movement that used
Ling's system of medical gymnastics
Swedish massage -
\A component of Ling's system that blends massage with the science of physiology.
Active -
\Movements performed by the client.
Pehr Henrik Ling -
\The father of Swedish massage and physical therapy
, Johann Mezger -
\The individual whose efforts led primarily to texts that commonly use French
terminology to describe massage strokes
Massage -
\Systematic and scientific manipulation of the soft tissues of the body for the purpose of
obtaining or maintaining health
Swedish gymnastics -
\Therapeutic system using movement to overcome discomforts that arise from abnormal
conditions
Transference -
\The unconscious tendency of the client to assign to others feelings and attitudes
associated with significant people in his or her early life
Dual relationships -
\Relationships that exist in addition to the therapeutic relationship
Code of ethics -
\Set of guiding moral principles that govern an individual's course of action
Confidentiality -
\Nondisclosure of privileged information
Licensure -
\A mandatory process to be completed to engage in an occupation that would otherwise
be considered unlawful
Integrity -
\A condition of being whole and undivided
Boundaries -
\Limits we establish between others and ourselves with regard to various aspects of our
lives
Client abuse -
\Physical or emotional harm that the client sustains resulting from deliberate acts of the
therapist.
Client neglect -
\Unintentional physical or emotional harm that the client sustains resulting from lack of
knowledge or insensitivity on the therapist's behalf.
Countertransference -
Arte Gymnastica -
\The work generally credited as being the first book in the field of sports medicine.
Ayur-Veda -
\The sacred Indian practice in which massage was included.
Borelli -
\The person who 1st analyzed the phenomenon of muscular contraction.
William Harvey -
\Scientist who demonstrated that blood circulation is impelled by the beat of the heart
through arteries and veins.
Hippocrates -
\Father of modern Western medicine
China -
\The country in which the first written accounts of therapeutic rubbing(massage)
originated
Amma -
\The original massage technique.
Nei-ching -
\The classic scripture of traditional Chinese medicine.
Middle 1900's -
\when the term massage came into use.
Passive -
\Along with duplicated and active, the term that describes another movement that used
Ling's system of medical gymnastics
Swedish massage -
\A component of Ling's system that blends massage with the science of physiology.
Active -
\Movements performed by the client.
Pehr Henrik Ling -
\The father of Swedish massage and physical therapy
, Johann Mezger -
\The individual whose efforts led primarily to texts that commonly use French
terminology to describe massage strokes
Massage -
\Systematic and scientific manipulation of the soft tissues of the body for the purpose of
obtaining or maintaining health
Swedish gymnastics -
\Therapeutic system using movement to overcome discomforts that arise from abnormal
conditions
Transference -
\The unconscious tendency of the client to assign to others feelings and attitudes
associated with significant people in his or her early life
Dual relationships -
\Relationships that exist in addition to the therapeutic relationship
Code of ethics -
\Set of guiding moral principles that govern an individual's course of action
Confidentiality -
\Nondisclosure of privileged information
Licensure -
\A mandatory process to be completed to engage in an occupation that would otherwise
be considered unlawful
Integrity -
\A condition of being whole and undivided
Boundaries -
\Limits we establish between others and ourselves with regard to various aspects of our
lives
Client abuse -
\Physical or emotional harm that the client sustains resulting from deliberate acts of the
therapist.
Client neglect -
\Unintentional physical or emotional harm that the client sustains resulting from lack of
knowledge or insensitivity on the therapist's behalf.
Countertransference -
