Question 1

_______ uses specific pressure points on the hands and feet that correspond to specific organs or body areas.&#10;A) Reflexology&#10;B) Acupressure&#10;C) Shiatsu&#10;D) Therapeutic massage

Accepted Answer

Reflexology uses specific pressure points on the hands and feet that correspond to specific organs or body areas. Acupressure also uses pressure points, but they are located along the body's meridians rather than just on the hands and feet. Shiatsu and therapeutic massage both use a combination of pressure, stretching, and manipulation techniques to promote relaxation and healing.

Question 2

_______ is used by many nurses and lay healers to clear the patient's energy field and balance the flow of energy through the body.&#10;A) Therapeutic massage&#10;B) Acupuncture&#10;C) Homeopathy&#10;D) Healing touch

Accepted Answer

Healing touch is a technique used by many nurses and lay healers to balance the flow of energy through the body and clear the patient's energy field. It involves gentle touch and manipulation of the patient's energy field to promote healing and well-being. Therapeutic massage and acupuncture may also have similar benefits, but they involve more physical manipulation of the body, whereas healing touch focuses on the patient's subtle energy field. Homeopathy involves the use of small doses of natural substances to stimulate the body's natural healing processes and is not directly related to energy field manipulation.

Question 3

A legitimate health care professional is likely to _______&#10;A) accept major insurance plans.&#10;B) display credentials such as degrees, licenses, diplomas, or certificates.&#10;C) obtain a thorough medical history before treating a patient.&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

display credentials such as degrees, licenses, diplomas, or certificates.

Question 4

The field of _______ involves knowledge of the body's energy pathways and electromagnetic fields.&#10;A) energy medicine&#10;B) psychotherapy&#10;C) healing touch&#10;D) psychoneuroimmunology

Accepted Answer

The field of energy medicine involves knowledge of the body's energy pathways and electromagnetic fields, which is exactly what the question is asking for. Psychotherapy and psychoneuroimmunology do not specifically focus on the body's energy pathways, and while healing touch does involve the use of energy, it is just one specific practice within the broader field of energy medicine.

Question 5

_______ is a Japanese technique that consists of a rhythmic application of pressure at specific points on the body.&#10;A) Ayurveda&#10;B) Acupuncture&#10;C) Shiatsu&#10;D) Acupressure

Accepted Answer

Shiatsu is a Japanese technique that involves a rhythmic application of pressure at specific points on the body. Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine, acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves the insertion of needles into the skin, and acupressure is a form of massage that involves applying pressure to specific points on the body, similar to acupuncture. Therefore, the best choice based on the given description is Shiatsu.

Question 6

The field of _______ investigates the effects of attitudes, thoughts, beliefs, and stress on the immune system.&#10;A) energy medicine&#10;B) psychotherapy&#10;C) healing touch&#10;D) psychoneuroimmunology

Accepted Answer

The field of psychoneuroimmunology investigates the effects of attitudes, thoughts, beliefs, and stress on the immune system. Energy medicine, psychotherapy, and healing touch are not specifically focused on the immune system.

Question 7

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;The basic notion of this practice is that &#34;like cures like.&#34;&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;This practice is based on the concepts of holism and the balance of yin and yang.&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;In this practice, conventional treatment and therapies which were once considered complementary or alternative are used together&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This practice helps clients release suppressed emotions, correct faulty thought patterns, improve interpersonal skills, and modify dynamics within a family or work setting.&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;This approach to health care originated in India and focuses on diet, prana (the breath) , exercise, spiritual practices, and one's dosha (body type) .&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;The purpose of this treatment is to remove pressure from nerves by restoring each vertebra to its proper alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;This practice relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and corrects body alignment.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;The basic belief of this practice is that the body has a &#34;vital force&#34; that enables it to heal itself if brought back into balance.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.&#10;This practice uses manipulation of the spine as a therapeutic tool.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of psychotherapy and counseling and osteopathy and traditional is...

Question 8

Prana (the breath) and dosha (body type) are terms associated with _______&#10;A) traditional Chinese medicine.&#10;B) Ayurvedic medicine.&#10;C) Shiatsu.&#10;D) holism.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Prana (the breath) and dosha (body type)...

Question 9

Describe a holistic approach to health care and healing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Describe a holistic approach to health care...

Question 10

Name three different therapies that use specific points to stimulate energy flow and relieve energy blockage.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Name three different therapies that use specific...

Question 11

How are acupuncture and acupressure alike and how are they different?

Accepted Answer

The answer of How are acupuncture and acupressure alike and...

Question 12

As a health care professional, how should you respond when someone asks you for advice about an alternative or complementary therapy?

Accepted Answer

The answer of As a health care professional, how should...

Question 13

List several warning signs that might indicate a health care professional is not legitimate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of List several warning signs that might indicate...

Question 14

In the United States, what is the most widely known aspect of traditional Chinese medicine?

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the United States, what is the...

Question 15

List several benefits of therapeutic massage.

Accepted Answer

The answer of List several benefits of therapeutic massage....

Question 16

Describe an experience that you, a close friend, or family member has had with one of the complementary therapies described in Chapter 21.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Describe an experience that you, a close...

Question 17

Give an example of the use of integrative medicine.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Give an example of the use of...

Deck 21: Alternative Complementary and Integrative Medicine