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FOOT TWIST
1. THUMB CIRCULAR 26. CHOPPING
2. THUMB PANNING 27. CUPPING
3. KNUCKLE PRESSING 28. RAPIDO
4. KNUCKLE GLIDING 29. FINGER PULLING
5. FINGER ROTATION 30. VIBRATION
6. LOVING FINGERS
FOOT BACK
7. HAND ROTATION (SOLAR FLEXION)
1. STRETCHING
8. DIGITAL (THUMB PRESSING)
2. THUMB PANNING
9. HAND REFLEX (THUMB GLIDING/THUMB
3. PINOY HILOT (THUMB PANNING W/CIRCULAR)
PRESSING)
4. KNUCKLE KNOCK
10. WRIST TWISTING
5. THUMB PANNING
11. THUMB PANNING
6. THAI STRETCHING
12. PALM GLIDING
7. PALM ZONING/PANNING
13. SNAKE MASSAGE
8. MILKING
14. THUMB PANNING W/ THUMB CIRCULAR
9. SQUEEZING
15. PALM ROTATION
10. KNUCKLE GLIDING
16. PALM TWISTING
11. PINCHING
17. THUMB PANNING
12. PALM PRESSING
18. PALM PANNING
13. ROLLING FINGERS
19. STRETCHING
14. CHOPPING
20. PALM PANNING
15. CUPPING
21. MILKING
16. CRADLE
22. CUPPING
23. CHOPPING BACK MASSAGE
24. RAPIDO 1. STRETCHING
25. FINGER PULLING 2. EFFLEURAGE
26. VIBRATION 3. PINOY HILOT(THUMB PANNING W/CIRCULAR)
4. KNUCKLE
FOOT
5. V-ROCKING TECHNIQUE
1. LOCK
6. SPINAL MANIPULATION
2. THUMB PANNING (CANAL)
7. SPEED ROCKING TECHNIQUE
3. KNUCKLE PRESSING
8. FIGURE 8
4. KNUCKLE GLIDING
9. BUTTERFLY
5. FINGER ROTATION
10. KNUCKLE ROTATION
6. THUMB PRESSING
11. CROSS FIBER TECHNIQUE
7. DIGITAL (THUMB PRESSING)
12. THUMB GLIDING
8. FOOT REFLEX (THUMB PRESSING)
13. ELBOW GLIDING
9. LOVING FINGERS
14. ELBOW IRONING
10. FOOT ROTATION (SOLAR FLEXION)
15. CLOSE OPEN
11. THUMB CIRCULAR
16. MILKING
12. EFFLEURAGE
17. SQUEZZING
13. THUMB PANNING (SCIATIC NERVE)
18. REVERSE SPINAL MANIPULATION
14. THUMB PANNING FULLMOON/HALFMOON
19. KNUCKLE GLIDING
15. C MASSAGE
20. PIANO (THUMB GLIDING)
16. EFFLEURAGE
21. PALM PANNING
17. PINOY HILOT(THUMB PANNING
22. PALM IRONING(C)
W/CIRCULAR)
23. SPINAL PALM STRETCHING
18. PRAYING MASSAGE
24. STONE ROLLING
19. KNUCKLE OR PALM GLIDING
25. THUMB PRESSING (ACUPRESSURE)
20. C MASSAGE
26. PINCHING
21. STRETCHING
27. ROLLING FINGERS
22. MILKING
28. CHOPPING/CUPPING
23. SQUEEZING
29. PALM VIBRATION
24. PALM PRESSING
2. How do you put the client at ease while explaining to him the different principles and practices of
therapeutic massage?
ANSWER: By communicating with him. Tell him of what you will be doing and what to expect during
the treatment.
4. Is it advisable to perform the massage even if you are not feeling well?
ANSWER: No, it might not be safe for you and the client.
7. What will you do to know if the client is cleared to undergo massage treatment?
ANSWER: Check vital signs, TPR, wounds, edema?
10.What will you tell the client outright that he is not fit to get the massage?
ANSWER: "Pardon me, I need to refer you to the doctor, you seem pale to me."
12. What are the basic strokes of Swedish massage? Identify at least 3 basic strokes.
ANSWER: Effleurage (light and deep). Petrissage, friction, tapotement and vibration.
16. What are the effects of Chest Cupping? Identify at least 2 effects.
ANSWER: Loosens mucus in thoracic cavity. Stimulates tired muscles.
19. What will you do if you observe something is wrong with the client while you are administering the
massage?
ANSWER: Stop. Give first aid measure. Refer to the doctor. Document.
20. What preparations would you make before administering the massage?
ANSWER: Introduction and rapport to client. Get consent. Orient to room. Proper positioning. Warm-
up stretching for the therapist.
21. What would you do when ran out of oil in your hand?
ANSWER: Add to the dorsal aspect of hand without removing touch to the client.
24. Do you need the get the client's history and why?
ANSWER: Yes. To get the total picture for the client history status.
25. What are some remedial massage principles? Identify at least 2 principles.
ANSWER: Consider the clients constitution. Consider the clients compliance.
26. Why do you need to discuss remedial treatment strategy with the client?
ANSWER: So that he will be informed and will decide for herself.