A patient has fallen at home and complains that joints are very painful when trying to climb stairs
The patient desires to use an alternative complementary medicine rather than pain medication. The practitioner begins treatment with touch consisting of rocking, rhythmical motions to loosen tense, sore muscles and joints. The patient is receiving which type of treatment?
a. Swedish massage
b. Rolfing
c. Trager approach
d. Reflexology
ANS: C
Correct: Trager approach uses gentle, rhythmic rocking and touch to promote relaxation and energy flow.
Incorrect:
a. Swedish massage uses long strokes, friction, and kneading of muscles.
b. Rolfing technique uses manual manipulation and stretching of body's fascial tissues to establish balance and symmetry.
d. Reflexology consists of application of pressure to pressure points on the hands and feet that correspond to various parts of the body.
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