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A postural assessment may be performed while a client is at rest in a supine position.
A postural assessment can be performed while the client is standing to observe how they hold themselves upright in relation to gravitational forces or while laying down in a supine/prone position to determine any asymmetries.
What do boundaries clarify?
Having clear boundaries will assist the massage therapist in knowing when a personal limit has been reached and what can be expected from the therapist and the client within a professional relationship.
Assisting a client with a movement during a palpation assessment is
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Assisting a client through an active movement is active-assisted ROM. This is used to test for muscle adhesions, muscle strengths and muscle weakness.
A crackling, grating or popping sound from joints is referred to as ____________.
Crepitus is a crackling, grating or popping sound from joints or other subcutaneous tissue.
What is another name for the alimentary canal?
The alimentary canal is the passageway from the mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine and ends at the anus. This canal is also the digestive tract.
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