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A method of inquiry that attempts to prove or disprove hypothesis using rational, logical method
Science
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A program that was established in 1922 by Dr. Tiffany Field at the University of Miami School of Medicine
Touch Research Institute
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A physiological response caused by pressure, force, or range of motion.
Mechanical
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Examples of absolute contradictions
Pink eye, Impetigo, ringworm
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A physiological response caused by stimulated nerves
Reflexive
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States that nerves complete for entrance into the spinal cord.
Gate Theory
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The presence of disease or physical condition that makes treating a particular client in the usual manner impossible or undesirable.
Contraindication
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Examples of caution indications
Osteoporosis, diabetes mellitus, hypertension
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Contraindication in which massage is inappropriate, not advised, may be harmful to the client
Absolute Contraindication
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Contraindication in which massage can be administered while avoiding the infected area or the area in question.
Local Contraindication
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Areas of the body that contain superficial delicate structures that are relatively unprotected and are therefore prone to injury
Endangerment sites
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Examples of contraindication
Decubitus ulcers, Thrombophlebitis
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