MFP Midterm
Across
- 2. Ongoing agreement supported by explanation and check-ins
- 5. Type of infection commonly associated with feet/skin
- 7. Recording events accurately the same day
- 11. Viral infection often referenced in hygiene/precaution scenarios
- 12. How body position/movement affects forces on joints
- 13. Rapid oscillation used for calming or stimulation
- 15. What you protect by leaving the room for undressing/dressing
- 17. Rhythmic striking techniques
- 20. Percussive technique category
- 23. Gliding stroke used for soothing/transitions
- 26. Key variable adjusted to protect the therapist’s body (2 words)
- 27. Describes regions needing extra care with consent and draping
- 28. Petrissage with twisting hands opposite directions
- 31. Gentle oscillation used to reduce guarding
- 32. Aligning joints so force transfers efficiently
- 33. Reducing germs on hands/surfaces
- 34. Broad rhythmic pressure useful when oil feels tickly
Down
- 1. Kneading/lifting strokes that mobilize tissue
- 3. Session quality with consistent pacing/flow
- 4. Common disinfectant ingredient used in clinic protocols
- 6. Professional value upheld through respectful coverage and communication
- 8. Fitting the work environment/tools to reduce strain (2 words)
- 9. Sheets/towels changed between clients
- 10. Petrissage lifting tissue off bone with alternating hands (2 words)
- 14. Killing pathogens on surfaces between clients
- 16. Washing or sanitizing hands to reduce transmission (2 words)
- 18. Foot/leg positioning that improves stability
- 19. Wrist position that reduces strain during firm contact (2 words)
- 21. Protective muscle tension
- 22. Covering used to maintain privacy while exposing only the treatment area
- 24. Using mass rather than muscle force for steady pressure
- 25. How infection spreads person-to-person or surface-to-person
- 29. Habit that increases therapist strain and misalignment
- 30. Professional limit that protects client and therapist