Deck 27: Complementary Therapies As Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Interventions

Question 1

Psychosocial management has been identified as a:

A) mind/body technique that that includes cognitive behavioral interventions
B) pathophysiological basis for applying CAM therapies to cardiovascular conditions
C) specific intervention that addresses psychological stress and hypertension
D) core component of cardiac rehabilitation/secondary prevention programs

Answer 1

D

Question 2

Chinese medicine focuses on:

A) enhancing the flow of chi along body pathways or meridians
B) movement awareness techniques
C) acupressure
D) acupuncture

Answer 2

A

Question 3

Mind/body intervention includes:

A) complementary therapies
B) manual therapies
C) mechanical force, bioelectromagnetic force, and energetic force
D) meditation, imagery and art therapy

Answer 3

D

Question 4

T'ai chi practice has been recommended as a:

A) way of lessening anxiety
B) therapeutic intervention in balance disorders and fall prevention in the elderly
C) to lower episodes of myocardial ischemia
D) way to lower the incidents of Type A behavior patterns

Question 5

Massage is the:

A) manipulation of tissue through the skin with the intention of bringing about a change in the present condition of the mind/body
B) belief that holistic health, nutrition and joint mobilization to maintain proper balance and homeostasis
C)form of manual therapy that uses light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column
D) form of hands-on therapy with the goal being to enhance relaxation and emotional awareness

Question 6

Individuals with chronic anxiety and depression also exhibit more episodes of:

A) seizures
B) migraine headaches
C) cardiac arrest
D) myocardial ischemia

Question 7

Craniosacral therapy is a:

A) form of hands-on therapy with the goal being to enhance relaxation and emotional awareness
B) manual therapy that uses light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column
C) manipulation of tissue through the skin with the intention of bringing about a change in the present condition of the mind/body
D) belief that illness and disease result from vertebral misalignment and regular manipulation can maintain energy flow to organs and the body/mind

Question 8

Osteopathic medicine stresses the importance of:

A) believing that illness and disease result from vertebral misalignment and regular manipulation can maintain energy flow to organs and the body/mind
B) using light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column
C) holistic health, nutrition and joint mobilization to maintain proper balance and homeostasis
D) using hands-on therapy to enhance relaxation and emotional awareness

Question 9

Chiropractic medical education is a:

A) manual therapy that uses light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column
B) belief that illness and disease result from vertebral misalignment and regular manipulation can maintain energy flow to organs and the body/mind
C) belief that holistic health, nutrition and joint mobilization can be used to maintain proper balance and homeostasis
D) psychotherapeutic approach that brings to awareness ways in which the use of certain words, body postures and eye movements that will enhance energy flow and bring a more relaxed state

Question 10

Friedman and Rosenman defined the Type A personality as:

A) an anxiety disorder in which the patient experiences ongoing depression and heightened stress levels
B) an emotional syndrome characterized by a continuously harrying sense of time urgency and easily aroused free-floating hostility
C) a risk factor for developing coronary artery disease
D) psychological factor related to personality factors, character traits and social isolation

Question 11

Neurolinguistic psychology is a:

A) belief that holistic health, nutrition and joint mobilization can be used to maintain proper balance and homeostasis
B) belief that illness and disease result from vertebral misalignment and regular manipulation can maintain energy flow to organs and the body/mind
C) psychotherapeutic approach that brings to awareness ways in which the use of certain words, body postures and eye movements that will enhance energy flow and bring a more relaxed state
D) manual therapy that uses light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column

Question 12

Complementary and alternative medical (CAM)therapies alter the mechanics of the:

A) musculoskeletal pump of the thorax
B) cardiopulmonary system
C) nervous system
D) spinal cord

Question 13

Manual therapies involve the use of hands on the body/mind surface to:

A) stimulate mechanical force
B) stimulate bioelectromagnetic force
C) stimulate energetic force
D) optimize conditions for metabolism

Question 14

_______ is one of the most well-studied mind/body therapies

A) T'ai chi
B) Meditation
C) Chi
D) Yoga

Question 15

Complementary therapies are often viewed as:

A) holistic therapies
B) mind/body therapies
C) energy-based therapies
D) all of the above

Question 16

The study of the effect of the mind on the body is:

A) psychology
B) physiology
C) psychoneuroimmunology
D) psychotherapy

Question 17

Rolfing is an approach that uses a:

A) light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column
B) deep connective tissue massage to loosen fascial restrictions and line up the structure of bones, muscles and organs so the body has a more vertical relation to gravity
C) form of hands-on therapy with the goal being to enhance relaxation and emotional awareness
D) manipulation of tissue through the skin with the intention of bringing about a change in the present condition of the mind/body

Question 18

Reiki is a method of a:

A) bioelectromagnetic technique
B) psychotherapy approach
C) influencing the mind on the body
D) personal transmission of healing energy

Question 19

Bioelectromagnetics include:

A) traditional Chinese medicine
B) movement awareness techniques
C) thermal applications of nonionizing radiation
D) mind/body intervention

Question 20

Rosen method body work is a:

A) manual therapy that uses light touch to balance energy flow, partly by balancing the flow of cerebral spinal fluid during its circulation around the meninges of the cranium and down the spinal column
B) manipulation of tissue through the skin with the intention of bringing about a change in the present condition of the mind/body
C) belief that illness and disease result from vertebral misalignment and regular Manipulation can maintain energy flow to organs and the body/mind
D) form of hands-on therapy with the goal being to enhance relaxation and emotional awareness