Which of the following is an absolute contraindication to manual therapy techniques for patients with lymphedema?
A. Current deep vein thrombosis in a patient with lower extremity lymphedema
B. A history of infection in a patient with upper extremity lymphedema
C. Metastatic disease in a patient with upper extremity lymphedema
D. All of the above
A
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Which statement is incorrect about trigger point pressure release techniques?
a. They are best for central trigger points. b. Depending on the size of the muscle, its level of tension, and the length of time it has been present, you may or may not be able to release the trigger point in one session. c. Sometimes, while applying pressure, the muscle and the discomfort just seem to release all at once. d. You should always use heavy pressure on trigger points; more pressure gives better results. e. You should have the client breathe out when applying the pressure because it helps them to focus their mind and relax into the therapy.
The heart receives its nutrients from the:
A) anterior great cardiac vein. B) blood within its chambers. C) coronary arteries. D) aorta.