July Quiz: Acupressure Points

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1. Question 1 of 17

   1. Question

   1. True or False: Each of the follow is a BENEFIT of massage.

   A. Removes obstruction and stagnation– in TCM moves Qi and Blood.

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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   B. Relieves soreness and tension

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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3. Question 3 of 17

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   C. Supports and facilitates circulation in the musculoskeletal system as well as the organs

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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4. Question 4 of 17

   4. Question

   D. Invasive method to relieve pain, with some negative side effects

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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5. Question 5 of 17

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   E. Facilitates removal of toxins and flow of lymph – enhances immune function

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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6. Question 6 of 17

   6. Question

   2. Which of the following symptoms can benefit from massage (Qi Stagnation symptoms):

   • 1. Dull, general soreness
   • 2. Bruise, hematoma
   • 3. Sharp, focused pain
   • 4. Muscle pain
   • 5. Chronic pain
   • 6. Acute injuries
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7. Question 7 of 17

   7. Question

   3. Drag and Drop: Indicate the correct order for the following steps. (Place the first step on top, second step below it, etc.)

   • Choose acupoints to relieve pain and reduce tension.
   • Resolve stagnation = resolve pain.
   • Stimulate points to move Blood and Qi
   • Feel Better – Elicit generalized pain relief.

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8. Question 8 of 17

   8. Question

   4. What is the primary use for the acupressure point circled in purple?

   

   • 1. For Back Pain and Organ Support
   • 2. For Calming
   • 3. For Digestion and Lower Hindlimb Stiffness
   • 4. For Forelimb Stiffness and Strength
   • 5. For Hip and Hindlimb Strength
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9. Question 9 of 17

   9. Question

   5. What is the primary use for the acupressure point circled in purple?

   

   • 1. For Back Pain and Organ Support
   • 2. For Calming
   • 3. For Digestion and Lower Hindlimb Stiffness
   • 4. For Forelimb Stiffness and Strength
   • 5. For Hip and Hindlimb Strength
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10. Question 10 of 17

    10. Question

    6. What is the primary use for the acupressure point circled in purple?

    

    • 1. For Back Pain and Organ Support
    • 2. For Calming
    • 3. For Digestion and Lower Hindlimb Stiffness
    • 4. For Forelimb Stiffness and Strength
    • 5. For Hip and Hindlimb Strength
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11. Question 11 of 17

    11. Question

    7. What is the primary use for the acupressure point circled in purple?

    

    • 1. For Back Pain and Organ Support
    • 2. For Calming
    • 3. For Digestion and Lower Hindlimb Stiffness
    • 4. For Forelimb Stiffness and Strength
    • 5. For Hip and Hindlimb Strength
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12. Question 12 of 17

    12. Question

    8. Which of the following is NOT one of the overall effects of massage? (Choose only 1)

    • 1. The body’s natural pain relief substances are released including endorphins, enkephalins and dynorphins.
    • 2. Immune function is improved.
    • 3. Cortisol levels are reduced and general calming/improved mental well being is achieved.
    • 4. Contusions and areas of bruising improve.
    • 5. Circulation and nerve communication improve.
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13. Question 13 of 17

    13. Question

    9. Example Animals – For each question below, choose the answer that would be best for each animal.

    A. Zoe is a large dog that is having some chronic back pain/tension. GOAL: You want to relieve tension in Zoe’s back.

    • 1. Gentle Massage (Moo Fa)
    • 2. Rubbing Technique (Ca Fa)
    • 3. Rotary Kneading (Rou Fa)
    • 4. Single Thumb Technique (Yi Zhi Chan)
    • 5. Pressing/Pressure Point (An Fa)
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14. Question 14 of 17

    14. Question

    B. Charlie, your client’s favorite horse, is favoring one leg. GOAL: You want to address pain for a specific area and trigger points (hold pressure for 30 seconds and release).

    • 1. Gentle Massage (Moo Fa)
    • 2. Rubbing Technique (Ca Fa)
    • 3. Rotary Kneading (Rou Fa)
    • 4. Single Thumb Technique (Yi Zhi Chan)
    • 5. Pressing/Pressure Point (An Fa)
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15. Question 15 of 17

    15. Question

    C. Princess, a long haired cat, needs help staying calm. GOAL: You want to use facial/head acupoints and muscles of the face.

    • 1. Gentle Massage (Moo Fa)
    • 2. Rubbing Technique (Ca Fa)
    • 3. Rotary Kneading (Rou Fa)
    • 4. Single Thumb Technique (Yi Zhi Chan)
    • 5. Pressing/Pressure Point (An Fa)
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    16. Question

    D. Sammy, a small dog, is new to massage and doesn’t like anyone touching his face. GOAL: Warm up cold areas and improve circulation.

    • 1. Gentle Massage (Moo Fa)
    • 2. Rubbing Technique (Ca Fa)
    • 3. Rotary Kneading (Rou Fa)
    • 4. Single Thumb Technique (Yi Zhi Chan)
    • 5. Pressing/Pressure Point (An Fa)
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17. Question 17 of 17

    17. Question

    E. You have been working with Cocoa, a senior dog, for several weeks to address specific needs. GOAL: Deep tissue stimulation and trigger point release (firm pressure for 1-2 minutes).

    • 1. Gentle Massage (Moo Fa)
    • 2. Rubbing Technique (Ca Fa)
    • 3. Rotary Kneading (Rou Fa)
    • 4. Single Thumb Technique (Yi Zhi Chan)
    • 5. Pressing/Pressure Point (An Fa)
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