a. James
Cyriax?
b. Albert
Hoffa?
c. Elizabeth
Dicke
d. Per
Henrik Ling
- Which of the following uses tsubos and was discovered
by Tamai Tempaka?
a. Rolfing
b. Reflexology
c. Shiatsu
d. Reiki
- Who was credited with first producing the movements
of the Swedish massage?
a. John
Harvey Kellogg
b. Per
Henrik Ling
c. James
Cyriax
d. Tamai
Tempaka
- Polarity therapy is a technique developed by ___________. This approach balances the body physically and energetically.
a. Jack
Painter
b. Ida
Rolf
c. Randolph
Stone
d. Joseph
Heller
- Manipulation of fascia which was created out of
the technique of structural integration is referred to as:
a. Shiatsu
b. Rolfing
c. Muscle
testing
d. Applied
kinesiology
- _________________ systemized the reflexology work
of William Fitzgerald.
a. Eunice
Ingham
b. Tamai
Tempaka
c. Lamar
Rosequist
d. Randolph
Stone
- Eunice Ingham created the modernized form of reflexology
that focuses mainly on which of the following?
a. Spine
b. Hands
and feet
c. Stomach
and lungs
d. Cranial
sacral system
- Which is a type of connective tissue massage that
uses paths of dermatomes?
a. Bindegeswebmassage
b. Rolfing
c. Polarity
d. Reiki
- Who was credited with for developing Bindegewebsmassage?
a. John
Upledger
b. Emil
Vodder
c. Iona
Teeguarden
d. Elizabeth
Dicke
- John Upledger is assovciated with _______________?
a. Bindegewebsmassage
b. Lomi
Lomi
c. Craniosacral
therapy
d. Hellerwork
- Rehabilitation and effleurage has been associated
with _______________________?
a. Harold
D. Storms
b. B.
J. Palmer
c. Lamar
Rosequist
d. William
Fitzgerald
- Cerebral spinal fluid movement is emphasized in
a. Hellerwork
b. Myofascial
release
c. Craniosacral
therapy
d. Aromatherapy
- The zone theory and reflex charts are associated
with
a. Reflexology
b. Chiropractic
c. Rolfing
d. Hellerwork
- Who developed trigger-point therapy that is based
on neuromuscular stress points?
a. Dolores
Krieger
b. Janet
Travell
c. Randolph
Stone
d. Lamar
Rosequist
- Which of the following uses mentastics, which
are movement exercises during treatment?
a. Shiatsu
b. Polarity
therapy
c. Traeger
method
d. Touch
for health
- Which of the following is a simplified version
of kinesiology that has a goal of relieving stress on organs and muscles?
a. Touch
for health
b. Shiatsu
c. Polarity
therapy
d. Hellerwork
- Who developed the method of ortho-bionomy?
a. Arthur
Lincoln Pauls
b. Heller
c. Albert
Hoffa
d. James
Cyriax
- Which is an osteopathic based form of body therapy
that deals with chronic injuries and structural imbalances?
a. Transverse
friction massage
b. Ortho-bionomy
c. Reflexology
d. Trager
- Ortho-Bionomy is best defined as:
a. The
correct application of the laws of life
b. The
theory of subluxation correction
c. The
study of life to correct vertebral subluxation
d. The
therapeutic application of osteopathy in life
- Increases in movement of cerebral spinal fluid,
oxygen and blood delivery to the brain are associated with _________, which was developed baswwed on the findings of John
Upledger and DeJanet.
a. Kinesiology
b. Aromatherapy
c. Craniosacral
therapy
d. Myofascial
release
- Which approach developed by Emil Vodder uses stroking
to clear the body of toxins?
a. Myofascial
release
b. Manual
lymphatic drainage
c. Bindegewebsmassage
d. Deep
transverse friction
- Deep connective tissue manipulation is needed
when the body is out of alignment with the forces of gravity. Which approach
does this represent?
a. Shiatsu
b. Chiropractic
c. Rolfing
d. Polarity
- Who introduced Swedish massage to America?
a. Emil
Voidder
b. Randolph
Stone
c. George
Taylor
d. Paul
St. John
- Which method is most similar to Reiki?
a. Polarity
therapy
b. Ortho-bionomy
c. Myofascial
release
d. Connective
tissue massage
- Which holistic approach is focused on the electromagnetic
force of the body?
a. Ortho-bionomy
b. Polarity
therapy
c. Rolfing
d. Craniosacral
therapy
- Hellerwork consists of deep tissue manipulation,
_________ and movement education. In this way, dysfunctional posture may be prevented.
a. Guided
verbal dialog
b. Polarity
therapy
c. Cryotherapy
d. Hydrotherapy
- Polarity therapy is based on the principles of
__________.
a. Ayurvedic
medicine
b. Hellerwork
c. Reflexology
d. Traditional
western medicine
- According to the Ayurvedic philosophy, energy
of the body is in five regions. The life sustaining energy in the brain is referred
to as:
a. Udana
b. Vyana
c. Prana
d. Samana
- Redirecting prana, gentle touch, rocking movements
and cranial holds are part of which bodywork technique?
a. Rolfing
b. Polarity
therapy
c. Shiatsu
d. Proprioceptive
neuromuscular facilitation
- According to the Ayurvedic philosophy and polarity
therapy, which form of energy controls the diaphragm?
a. Apana
b. Samana
c. Yvana
d. Udana
- How many sessions does a complete Hellerwork program
consist of?
a. 3
b. 6
c. 9
d. 11
- Rolfing and Hellerwork use which of the following
types of approach?
a. Deep
connective tissue manipulation
b. Reflexology
c. Polarity
therapy
d. Hydrotherapy
- According to polarity therapy and Ayurvedic philosophy,
which energy form controls the heart and lungs?
a. Vyana
b. Samana
c. Apana
d. Udana
- Energy currents correspond to the five elements
in Ayurvedic medicine, which are air, fire, water, earth and ether. Which approach
does this pertain to?
a. Polarity
therapy
b. Hellerwork
c. Reflexology
d. Acupressure
- The gentlemovements that a client does on his
or her own to prolong the benefits of a trager session is referred to as:
a. Rolfing
b. Hellerwork
c. Mentastics
d. Ortho-bionomy
- All of the following are associated with Trager
work except:
a. Movement
reeducation
b. Psychophysical
integration
c. Non-intrusive
contact to give greater softness to tissue
d. Proprioceptive
neuromuscular facilitation
- Which approach involves a connection on a mental
level with the patient that uses mentastics?
a. Shiatsu
b. Rolfing
c. Reiki
d. Trager
- Which of the following best describes energy balancing
in polarity therapy?
a. The
therapist puts his/her positively charged hand on the client’s negatively charged body part
b. The
therapist puts hisher positively charged hand on the client’s positively charged body part.
c. The
therapist puts his/her negatively charged hand on the client’s negatively charged body part
d. The
client puts his or her positively charged hand on the therapist’s positively charged body part
- Which approach purposely follows the dermatomes
and uses a connective tissue massage to aid in healing?
a. Cranial
sacral therapy
b. Bindegewebsmassage
c. Polarity
therapy
d. Tapotement
- Reflexology and ______________ both focus on the
client’s hands and feet during treatment.
a. Paraffin
bath
b. Sitz
bath
c. Hellerwork
d. Rolfing
- The finger pressure method of healing, called
____________ was developed by Tamai Tempaka in the 20th century.
a. Tuina
b. Anmo
c. Shiatsu
d. Acupressure
- Shiatsu is usually given to the client on which
of the following?
a. Massage
table
b. Floor
c. Chair
d. Bed
- Which of the following is an osteopathic based
form of body therapy created by Dr. Arthur Lincoln Pauls?
a. Ortho-bionomy
b. Hellerwork
c. Rolfing
d. Polarity
therapy
- All of the following are positive results from
Trager therapy except:
a. Prevention
of certain anxieties
b. Promotion
of a positive attitude
c. Alleviation
of pain
d. Relief
for symptoms of eclampsia
- Which technique believes that the human body is
based on electromagnetic force?
a. Chiropractic
b. Polarity
therapy
c. Trager
therapy
d. Ortho-bionomy
- Shiatsu utilizes massage and ______________ during
treatment
a. Polarity
therapy
b. Reiki
c. Rolfing
d. Pressure
point therapy
- This technique shows how each part of the body
has a neutral, positive or negative charge. This is most closely related to:
a. Polarity
therapy
b. Rolfing
c. Shiatsu
d. Reflexology
- What approach is associated with Jack Painter?
a. Osteopathy
b. Chiropractic
c. Physical
therapy
d. Postural
integration
- Using mind and body techniques to foster better
posture is associated with:
a. Trigger
point therapy
b. Hydrotherapy
c. Postural
integration
d. Bindegewebsmassage
- Reflexive therapy for connective tissue uses a
type of massage that focuses on dermatomes. This most closely describes:
a. Rolfing
b. Bindegewebsmassage
c. Reflexology
d. Trager
therapy
- Which of the following is a technique that retrains
the lymph in order to make it flow more rapid and effectively?
a. Manual
lymph drainage
b. Chiropractic
c. Polarity
therapy
d. Trigger
point therapy
- What approach is Vimala Schneider McClure associated
with?
a. Rolfing
b.
Osteopathy
c. Reflexology
d. Infant massage
