Florida International University

LEI 4724

Quiz 4

1)Both Watsu and Bad Ragaz are suitable for group work.

2.                                                          is a treatment used primarily with individuals who have neurological disabilities such as                    and                                        . Attempts are made to decrease occurrence of primitive                                                                                       that have not dissipated.
3. This phase of instruction in the Halliwick method involves recognition of buoyancy and rotational control of the body in the water
4. When resistance dramatically increases, it is recommended that a participant progresses from slower less water-resisted movements to faster movements.
5. Which aquatic therapy techniques are not suitable for group work due to the space and the need for one-to-one therapy?
6. This Swedish massage technique is often used in physical rehabilitation settings to address scar tissue. It involves deep finger or digital pressure and small movements across or along muscle or tendon fibers
7. Reflexology uses                                pressure on points of referral found in the                              and

                              to effect change in other parts of the body and is intended to impact the entire body.

8. Water activity is contraindicated for individuals with all of the following conditions, except:
9. There are two aspects of the autonomic nervous system: the sympathetic nervous system that prepares the body for inaction and the parasympathetic nervous system that prepares the body for action.
10. Which of the following technique is useful in working with people who are sensitive to touch?
11. This one-on-one technique born in Switzerland uses water properties to enhance isometric, isotonic, isokinetic, and passive movement patterns that include normal movements
12.                       uses active and passive joint movements to improve range of motion.
13. Which of the following is NOT a general principle of Task-type training approach?
14. This type of massage uses gliding and kneading strokes on the more superficial layers of muscles for the purpose of increasing circulation and enhancing relaxation.
15.                             is a water exercise and relaxation progression program that aims to increase relaxation, range of motion and mobility.