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MASSAGE THERAPY RELAXATION TECHNIQUES PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+&lt;RECENT VERSION&gt; 1. Stress - answer state of worry or mental tension from challenges. 2. Fight or flight response - answer body's automatic reaction to perceived threats. 3. Eustress - answer positive stress perceived as manageable and beneficial. 4. Distress - answer negative stress perceived as overwhelming and harmful. 5. Stressors - answer triggers that provoke the body's stress response. 6. Stress reactivity - answer individual's response intensity to stressors. 7. Homeostasis - answer body's ability to maintain stable internal conditions. 8. Swedish massage - answer full-body massage technique promoting relaxation and circulation. 9. Heat applications - answer use of heat to enhance relaxation in treatments. 10. Clinical massage therapy - answer approach to treat over 70 health conditions. 11. Non-specific responses - answer general adaptations to various stressors, not specific. 12. Selye's definition of stress - answer non-specific response to any demand on the body. 13. World health organization - answer global authority on health-related matters. 14. Emotional effects of stress - answer manifestations of stress impacting mental well-being. 15. Physical effects of stress - answer physiological responses like muscle tension and heart rate. 16. Adaptation - answer body's adjustment to changing demands and stressors. 17. Anxiety - answer emotional response characterized by feelings of worry. 18. Depression - answer mood disorder causing persistent feelings of sadness. 19. Self-efficacy - answer belief in one's ability to succeed in tasks. 20. Environmental stressors - answer external factors causing stress, like toxins or temperature. 21. Underlying pathology - answer health conditions contributing to stress responses. 22. Treatment plan - answer structured approach for delivering massage therapy. 23. Emotional stressors - answer biochemical changes similar to physiological stressors. 24. Physiological stressors - answer physical changes in the body due to stress. 25. Stress reactivity - answer individual's response to stress duration and type. 26. Acute stress - answer brief, rapid response to a singular stressor. 27. Chronic intermittent stress - answer frequent responses to regularly occurring stressors. 28. Chronic sustained stress - answer continuous stress exposure leading to fatigue and impairment. 29. General adaptation syndrome (gas) - answer stages of body's response to prolonged stress. 30. Alarm stage - answer initial stress response with increased cortisol levels. 31. Resistance stage - answer body adapts to stress; cortisol levels decrease. 32. Exhaustion stage - answer adaptive energy is depleted; acute stress signs reappear. 33. Fight-or-flight response - answer instinctive reaction to defend against perceived threats. 34. Central nervous system (cns) - answer controls communication for stress response initiation. 35. Autonomic nervous system (ans) - answer regulates internal body functions for homeostasis. 36. Homeostasis - answer stable internal environment maintained by the ans. 37. Conditioning factors - answer influences on individual stress reactivity and responses. 38. Genetics - answer inherited traits affecting stress response variability. 39. Gender - answer biological differences influencing stress reactivity. 40. Age - answer developmental stage affecting stress response patterns. 41. Medication side effects - answer pharmaceutical influences on stress reactivity. 42. Diet - answer nutritional factors impacting stress management. 43. Physiological changes - answer alterations in body systems due to stress. 44. Parasympathetic nervous system (pns) - answer promotes rest, digestion, and energy conservation. 45. Vagus nerve (cn x) - answer supplies parasympathetic fibers to vital organs. 46. Ach (acetylcholine) - answer neurotransmitter secreted by pns nerve endings. 47. Sympathetic nervous system (symns) - answer triggers fight-or-flight response, expending energy. 48. Hypothalamus - answer stimulates symns during stress responses. 49. Vasoconstriction - answer narrowing of blood vessels, increasing blood pressure. 50. Vasodilation - answer widening of blood vessels, enhancing blood flow. 51. Heart rate (hr) - answer increased during symns activation for energy. 52. Epinephrine - answer hormone secreted by symns for quick energy. 53. Stress response - answer physiological reaction to perceived threats. 54. Cortisol - answer hormone released during stress, affecting immune function. 55. Apical breathing - answer shallow breathing pattern during stress. 56. Resting breathing - answer deep breathing to counteract stress effects. 57. Mental alertness - answer heightened awareness during symns activation. 58. Cellular metabolism - answer increased energy production during stress responses. 59. Urinary tract emptying - answer facilitated by pns through bladder pressure increase. 60. Gastrointestinal tract facilitation - answer promoted by pns for food processing. 61. Pupil constriction - answer reduced pupil size under pns influence. 62. Increased sweating - answer body cooling mechanism during intense activity. 63. Stress-induced insomnia - answer sleep disturbances resulting from prolonged stress. 64. Weakest link theory - answer health issues arise in most vulnerable body area. 65. Hormonal activity suppression - answer stress can inhibit immune system functions. 66. Relaxed inhalation - answer diaphragm contracts, increasing thoracic dimensions. 67. Relaxed exhalation - answer diaphragm relaxes, ribs drop passively. 68. Scalene muscles - answer active at end of resting inspiration.

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MASSAGE THERAPY RELAXATION
TECHNIQUES
PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
A+<RECENT VERSION>




1. Stress - answer state of worry or mental tension from challenges.


2. Fight or flight response - answer body's automatic reaction to
perceived threats.


3. Eustress - answer positive stress perceived as manageable and
beneficial.


4. Distress - answer negative stress perceived as overwhelming and
harmful.


5. Stressors - answer triggers that provoke the body's stress response.


6. Stress reactivity - answer individual's response intensity to stressors.

,7. Homeostasis - answer body's ability to maintain stable internal
conditions.


8. Swedish massage - answer full-body massage technique promoting
relaxation and circulation.


9. Heat applications - answer use of heat to enhance relaxation in
treatments.


10.Clinical massage therapy - answer approach to treat over 70 health
conditions.


11.Non-specific responses - answer general adaptations to various
stressors, not specific.


12.Selye's definition of stress - answer non-specific response to any
demand on the body.


13.World health organization - answer global authority on health-related
matters.


14.Emotional effects of stress - answer manifestations of stress impacting
mental well-being.


15.Physical effects of stress - answer physiological responses like muscle
tension and heart rate.

,16.Adaptation - answer body's adjustment to changing demands and
stressors.


17.Anxiety - answer emotional response characterized by feelings of
worry.


18.Depression - answer mood disorder causing persistent feelings of
sadness.


19.Self-efficacy - answer belief in one's ability to succeed in tasks.


20.Environmental stressors - answer external factors causing stress, like
toxins or temperature.


21.Underlying pathology - answer health conditions contributing to stress
responses.


22.Treatment plan - answer structured approach for delivering massage
therapy.


23.Emotional stressors - answer biochemical changes similar to
physiological stressors.


24.Physiological stressors - answer physical changes in the body due to
stress.


25.Stress reactivity - answer individual's response to stress duration and
type.

, 26.Acute stress - answer brief, rapid response to a singular stressor.


27.Chronic intermittent stress - answer frequent responses to regularly
occurring stressors.


28.Chronic sustained stress - answer continuous stress exposure leading
to fatigue and impairment.


29.General adaptation syndrome (gas) - answer stages of body's response
to prolonged stress.


30.Alarm stage - answer initial stress response with increased cortisol
levels.


31.Resistance stage - answer body adapts to stress; cortisol levels
decrease.


32.Exhaustion stage - answer adaptive energy is depleted; acute stress
signs reappear.


33.Fight-or-flight response - answer instinctive reaction to defend against
perceived threats.


34.Central nervous system (cns) - answer controls communication for
stress response initiation.


35.Autonomic nervous system (ans) - answer regulates internal body
functions for homeostasis.
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