Reporter: Jayme

___ 1.Type of massage that uses smooth, flat, heated stones that is placed in specific parts of
the body.

A. Aromatherapy massage

B. Shiatsu massage

C. Hot stone massage

D. Deep tissue massage

____ 2. It is a holistic healing method.

A. Aromatherapy massage

B. Shiatsu massage

C. Hot stone massage

D. Deep tissue massage

___ 3. It is done to the upper trapezius muscles.

A. Aromatherapy massage

B. Shiatsu massage

C. Hot stone massage

D. Petrissage

___ 4.Type of massage where the therapist will use slow strokes and deep finger pressure to
relieve tension from the deepest layers of the muscles.

A. Hot stone massage

B. Deep Tissue massage

C. Shiatsu

D. Swedish massage

___ 5. This is usually the first stroke when starting a new body part.

A. Friction
B. Vibration

C. Petrissage

D. Effleurage

Reporter: Puebla

___ 1.Is very important to have this practice when we do massage to avoid threats like flu and
to other viruses.

A. Proper Hygiene

B. Washing of hands

C. Taking a nap

D. None of the above

___ 2. Public health conditions related to clean drinking water and treatment and disposal of
human excreta and sewage.

A. Sanitation

B. Cleaning

C. Purification

D. Disposal

___ 3.The line between the client and therapist.

A. Boundaries

B. Wall

C. Cover

D. All of the above

___ 4.The safety and well-being of your clients, as well as yourself and your practice.

A. Consciousness

B. Practicing self-awareness
C. Mindfulness

D. All of the above

___ 5.Should be covered in your employee agreement in order to prevent any

misunderstanding between you and your staff.

A. Written policies

B. Scope of practice

C. Limitations

D. Balance of power

Reporter: Buot

___ 1. A warming stroke that is used on specific areas of the body that the practitioner
determines needs deeper work.

A. Friction

B. Pestrissage

C. Vibration

D. Aromatherapy

___ 2. Percussive stroke on which the hand action is rhythmically applied to an are being
worked on in order to stimulates nerves, muscles, and circulation.

A. Friction

B. Tapotement

C. Petrissage

D. Vibration

___ 3.This category of strokes usually refers to a rocking, shaking, or trembling movement.

A. Friction

C. Tapotement
C. Vibration

D. Effluerage

___ 4. The goal of this type of stroke is to decrease tension in an area while increasing
relaxation.

A. Vibration

B.Tapotement

C. Friction

D. Effluerage

___ 5. The stroke will generate heat in order to warm up the area that is to be worked.

a. Tapotement

B. Friction

C.Vibration

Reporter: Pungtod

___ 1. Define as relationship in which multiple role exist between a therapist and client .

A. Information Consent
B. Dual - relationship
C. Right of Refusal
D. scope of practice

___ 2.Reflects the client's right know and fully participate in his or her care

A. Right of Refusal
B. Dual – relationship
C. Information Consent
D. Scope of practice

___ 3._ is an often overlooked aspect of the therapeutic relationship.

A. Right of Refusal
B. Dual - Relationship
C. Information Consent
D. scope of practice

___ 4. __ encompasses the actions, methods and perspective of healing allowed your
professions in accordance with legal and ethical considerations.

A. Dual - Relationship
B. Right of refusal
C. information Consent
D. Scope of practice

___ 5. Responsibility for the Therapist to be accountable regarding dual relationships include
client and therapist

A. Scope of Practice

B. Right of Refusal

C. Information Consent

D. Dual- Relationship

Reporter: Armodia

___ 1. A treatment in which the soft tissues of the body are kneaded, rubbed tapped and
stroked?

a. Swedish Massage

b. Aromatherapy Massage

c. Massage Therapy

d. Shiatsu Massage

___ 2. It involves soft, kneading strokes, on topmost layers of muscles?

a. Massage Therapy b. Shiatsu Therapy c. Hot stone Massage d. Swedish Massage

___ 3. Using massage oil or lotion that contains essential oil, highly concentrated plant oils?

a. Shiatsu Massage

b. Aromatherapy Massage
c. Hot Stone Massage

d. Swedish Massage

___ 4. Used to help manage health condition or enhance wellness?

a. Swedish Massage

b. Hot Stone Massage

c. Aromatherapy Massage

d. Massage Therapy

___5. Combined with movement of the joints by relieving muscle tension and can be both
relaxing and energizing?

a. Massage Therapy

b. Swedish Massage

c. Aromatherapy Massage

d. Hot Stone Massage

Reporter: Coloscos

___ 1. A clear cut, black and white matter sometimes the ethical waters are a little muddied so
you need to be diligent? A.Balance of Power B. Recognizing Ethical DilemmasC. Boundaries D.
Scope of Practice ___ 2. In order to achieve a balanced relationship, massage therpists must
learn to " teach your clients to be clients".

A. Recognizing Ethical Dilemmas

B. Scope of Practice

C. Balance of Power

D. Boundaries

___ 3. Important aspect of an ethical practice is maintaining proper boundaries?

A. Scope of Practice

B. Boundaries
C. Practice Self-Awareness

D. Balance of Power

___ 4. Recognizing and admitting when you are no longer able to help you clients.

A. Scope of Practice

B. Recognizing Ethical Dilemmas

C. Balance of Power

D. Practice Self-Awareness

___5. Understand the importance of ethics of safety and well-being of your clients, as well as
yourself and your practice.

A. Balance of Power

B. Boundaries

C. Scope of Practice

D. Practice Self-Awareness

Reporter: Cuyos

___ 1.is the proper space to communicate and work with clients in order to facilitate their
healing journey.

A. therapeutic relationship
B. Massage therapy
C. Wellness

___ 2.is a cornerstone curricula in most massage therapy programs

A. Health and Spa concept

B. Therapeutic relationship concept
C. Massage therapy

___ 3.This approach indicates that the client’s wishes and needs are placed higher in priority to
what the therapist considers most important.

A. Therapist practice a client-centered approach

B. Therapist hold the client in high esteem
C. Therapist expresses empathy toward the client.

___ 4.This type of listening involves intending to truly understand what the client is expressing
via verbal and nonverbal communication.

A.Therapisthold the client in high esteem

B.Therapist practice active listening
C.Therapist expresses empathy toward the client.

___ 5.the therapist remains acutely aware of the needs of the client during the session.

A. Awareness
B. Therapist hold the client in high esteem
C. Therapist expresses empathy toward the client

Reporter:Cole
___ 1. This includes being acutely aware of initial touch to begin the session, secondary contact
throughout the session and grounding practice at session’s end.

A. Therapeutic Touch

B. Golden Touch

C. Touch of Bongo La

D. Muriatic

___ 2.Touch Are physical and nonphysical limits determined by individuals to ensure security,
safety and well-being. Therapists must be conscious of ******** when interacting with clients
and employ awareness

A. Bongo La

B. Boundaries

C. Rebound

D. Inbound

___ 3.Is the displacement or transfer of feelings, thoughts or behaviors related to a significant
person or event onto someone else, such as a therapist.

A. Touch by touch
B. Bongo La

C. Transference

D. Counter transference

___ 4.Is the displacement or transfer of feelings, thoughts or behaviors related to a significant
person or event onto a client by a therapist.

A. Transference

B. Midas Touch

C. Bongo La

D. Counter Transference

___ 5.Treating the client in a certain manner because he or she reminds you of someone. This is
signs of experience in _______

A. Counter Transference

B. Transference

C. Catherence

D. Dragon sense