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Difference between professional boundaries and personal boundaries
Personal boundaries define who we are and Professional boundaries are practices that protect the safety of the client and the therapist
Who does the power differential favor in the therapeutic relationship?
The practitioner
What is the connection between boundaries and ethics?
Boundaries provide protection and a sense of self while ethics are standards and philosophy of human conduct
Why is it important to have a code of ethics in your business?
Commitment to provide the highest quality massage to those who seek their professional service
The joints of the cranium have what type of joint structure
fibrous
The joints of the arms and legs have what kind of joint structure
Synovial
How many bones are in the facial region
14
How many bones are in the cranium
8
How many bones are in the skull
22
Carry blood to the heart
Capillaries
Serve as nutrient and waste exchange sites between the body's tissues and the blood
Walls of the capillaries
Divide into millions of microscopic vessels called capillaries "smallest branches"
Arterioles
How many muscles are in the human body
639
Connection to the more mobile bone
Insertion
Attachment to the more stationary bone
orgin
Designed to allow one bone to rotate around the surface of another bone
Pivot joint
Usually between two flat surfaces and allows the least amount of movement of all synovial joints
gliding joint
modified ellipsoid joint composed of convex and concave articulating surfaces "two saddles"
saddle joint
Only allows flexion and extension "door hinge"
Hinge joint
oval shaped end of one bone articulates with the elliptical basin of another bone
ellipsoid joint
A spherical surface of one bone fits into the dish-shaped depression of another bone
Ball and socket joint
Inferior to the spine of the scalpula
Infraspinous
Shallow depression
Fossa
Flat bone of the shoulder
Scalpula
To wander from the usual course
Deviation
Movement inferiorly
Depression
Movement superiorly
Elevation
Moving the jaw inward
Retraction
Protruding the jaw
Protraction
Letting off of the gas pedal
Dorsiflexion
Point your foot down or stepping on a gas pedal
Plantar Flexion
Elevates the foot's lateral side and moves the sole laterally "turn out"
Eversion
Elevates the foot's medial side and brings the sole of the foot medially "turn in"
Inversion
Happens only at the carpometacarpal
joint of the thumb
Opposition
Moving the foot off the gas pedal
Dorsiflexion
Pointing the foot forward or stepping on a gas pedal
Plantar flexion
Elevates the foot's lateral side and moves the sole laterally
Eversion
Elevates the foot's medial side and brings the sole of the foot medially
Inversion
Happens only at the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb
Opposition
When the radius crosses over the ulna turning the palm down
Pronation
When the radius and ulna lie parallel to one another
Supination
When the head or vertebral column bend laterally to the side
Lateral Flexion
Laying on your side
Sidelying
Laying face down
Prone
Possible only at the shoulder and hip joints
Circumduction
"Checking behind you while driving"
Rotation
A limb turning away from the midline
Lateral Rotation
A limb turning into the midline
Medial rotation
moves a limb laterally away from the midline or "carries away"
Abduction
Brings a limb medially toward the body's midline or "adding to the body"
Adduction
Movement that bends a joint or brings bones closer together
Flexion
Movement that straightens or opens a joint
Extension
Structure deeper in the body
Deep
Structure closer to the body's surface
Superficial
A structure closer to the trunk
Proximal
A structure further away from the trunk
Distal
Further from the midline
Lateral
Pertains to the midline
Medial
Towards the front
Anterior
Toward the back
Posterior
Closer to the buttocks
Caudal
Closer to the head
Cranial
Refers closer to the feet
Inferior
Refers to a structure closer to the head
Superior
Divides the body into upper and lower parts
Transverse Plane
Divides the body into front and back portions
Frontal or Coronal Plane
Divides the body into right and left halves
Sagittal Plane
What do the parts of a medical term generally indicate?
The body part or structure involved
How are medical terms constructed
from root words, prefixes, and suffixes
When does a fever become dangerous?
when it becomes extreme or prolonged
What is a fever?
A warning sign that accompanies infectious diseases or infected burns or cuts
4 principal signs and symptoms of inflammation
swelling, redness, heat and pain
What is inflammation?
When substances are relased in damaged tissue that cause secondary reactions
What is infection?
When microorgansims enter the body, multiply, and destroy healthy tissue
What is the role of the massage therapist in breaking the pain-spasm-pain cycle?
massage therapy is effective in breaking the cycle, releiving pain and restoring mobility
Describe Pain-Spasm-Pain-Cycle
Pain causes muscle contraction and ischemia thereby causing spasm that causes more pain than before
Physical reaction of the body to pain
informs the location, intensity, and duration of the ailment
The Physiological reaction to stress
deteriation of health
What is the difference between a sign and symptom of a disease
A sign is noticed on the outside and a symptom is something that is felt by the person on the inside
Disease is.......
abnormal or unhealthy state of the body when it cannot carry on normal function
Pathology is.....
the study of the structural and functional changes caused by disease
Histology is..........
a branch of biology concerned with the microscopic structure of tissues of a living organism
Physiology is........
the science and study of the vital processes, mechanisms, and functions of an organ or system
Anatomy is........
study of gross structure of the body and the interrelations of it's parts
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