Quiz 2.5.1

1. Question

Due to the style and depth of this modality, there are more contraindications due to the deeper work. It can only be applied to a limited age group, avoiding the frail or invalid.

True
False

2. Question

Contraindications include –

Fracture sites, feeding pegs, burns or open wounds
Clients with pathologies of the jaw/TMJ including locking or instability
The stimulation of the specific regions on the jaw and temporalis region
All of the above

3. Question

Fill in the missing disorders under the RISK profiles. Click the ‘Hint’ button to see possible options.

We need to consider clients who have , or other disorders when they breath to illicit the relaxation response.

4. Question

Joint range assessment of the hip needs modification if the client presents with or has –

Rotator cuff tears, frozen shoulder, whiplash
Total hip replacements, major arthritis in the joint and severe neural irritation on the piriformis stretch
Total knee replacement, disc bulges, whiplash
None of the above

5. Question

Joint pathologies where the end range is limited can be assessed for strength at their current limited range as a valuable way to acknowledge further range and/or strength after application.

True
False

6. Question

If any restriction of movement or instability is evident, we should ignore the application of neurolymphatic stimulation. It has no benefit towards improving strength to the neural and fascial systems.

True
False

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