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China | First written accounts of therapeutic rubbing (massage) originated |
Hippocrates | Father of Modern Western Medicine |
Johann Mezger | Western texts tend to use French terminology becaue of his efforts |
Nei-Ching | Classic Scripture of Traditional Chinese Medicine |
William Harvey | Scientist who demonstrated tha blood circulation is driven by the beat of the heart |
Pehr H. Ling | Father of Swedish Massage and Physical Therapy |
Amma | Regarded as precursor of all other therapies and massage techniques |
3000BC | Records discovered in China have revealed that the practic of massage goes back as far as |
Aesclepius | Symbol of the medical profesion, the snake and staff, can be tracked back to this legendary Greek Physician |
1856 | George Henry Taylor and Charles Fayette Taylor introduce Swedish Massage technique into the United States |
1943 | American Association of Masseurs and Masseuses, later known as American Massage Therapy Association |
1987 | American Body and Massage Professionals |
Effleurage | Unbroken Gliding movements that are unbroken and follow the contours of the clients body |
Petrissage | Cycles of rhythmic lifting, squeezing, and releasing of tissue |
Friction | Rubbing one surface over another |
Tapotement | Staccato striking movement of the hands |
Vibration | Rapid shaking, quivering, trembling, or rocking movements |
Passive Stretch | Therapist applying unassisted stretch to a client |
Active Stretch | Therapist instructing a client to perform a stretch |
Duplicated Stretch | Therapist and client working together to apply a stretch |
False | The term, Masseuse, is the best term to use to describe our field |
Shiatsu | Japanese word for "Finger Pressure" |
Tiffany Fields | Researcher who studied the effects of massage on premature infants |
Massage Therapy Book of Knowledge | Document designed to create higher school expectations and faculty expectations |
Amma | Regarded as the precursor to all other therapies |
MBLEX | Certification exam accepted by PA, OH, and WV |
Tsubo | Japanese concept that the body has a series of energy points |
Hippocrates | Coined the phrase, "First, do no harm" |
Active | Moevements performed by the client |
Manual and scientific manipulation of the soft tissue of the body for the purpose of establishing and maintaining health and wellness | Definition of Massage Therapy as per your text |