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Compression may deform the tissues by pressing perpendicularly into the tissues against the underlying bone
true
Fulling is a kneading technique in which the practitioner grasps the tissue and gently lifts and spreads it out
true
Shaking allows for the release of tension by gently shaking a relaxed body part so that the flesh flops around the bone
true
Chucking is a rapid back and forth movement with the hands in which the flesh is shaken and rolled around the axis, or imaginary centerline, of the body part
false
Skin rolling is a variation of kneading in which only the skin and subcutaneous tissue are picked up between the thumb and fingers and rolled
true
Skin rolling warms, stretched, and begins to separate adhesions between fascial sheaths
true
circular friction, which is intended to produce heat and stretch and loosen the fascia, is a general stroke used to warm the area in preparation for more specific or deeper work
true
The shearing action of friction helps separate the tissues and soften adhesions and fibrosis especially in muscle tissue and fascia
truef
Friction softens the amorphous(massed) ground substance between fascia layers and aids in absorption of fluids around the joints
True
Kneading movements involve moving a more superficial layer of tissue against deeper layers of tissue
false
When performing circular friction, the fingers or hand do not slide over the skin in a circular manner
true
One of the benefits and effects of torsion methods is to mechanically loosen and soften the superficial tissues
true
One of the effects and benefits of torsion methods is increased muscle atrophy
false
One of the effects and benefits of torsion methods is to restrict fluid movement
false
One of the effects and benefits of torsion methods is to broaden and stretch local tissues
true
One of the effects and benefits of torsion methods is to improve muscle tone elasticity, and pliability and contract muscles
false
Tension forces deform the tissue by
pulling the layers of tissue structure apart from one another
Shearing force deforms the tissue by
shifting different structures against each other
_____is considered a torsion method of massage
fulling
_____is a rhythmical pumping action directed into the muscle perpendicular to the underlying bone
palmar compression
What term comes from a French verb meaning “to knead” or “mash”
petrissage
What technique is described by the practitioner grasping the tissue and gently lifting and spreading it out, as if to make more space between the layers of tissue or muscle fibers?
fulling
On large areas of the body, both hands work alternately as a unit describes all of the following except
effleurage
What movement is accomplished by grasping the flesh firmly in one or both hands and moving it up and down along the bone
chucking
Friction techniques produce the following benefits and effects, except
increases muscle tension