Treatment Planning

7. Definition of the P in the PPALM method
8. Set of actions to resolve issues identified during client assessment
11. Information that is measurable and quantitative
12. An important aspect of assessment in addition to a basic form that the client fills out
14. Contraindication in which massage can be administered while avoiding the infected or inflamed area or areas in question
15. Contraindication in which massage is inappropriate, is not advised, and may be harmful to the client
16. Product that underwent lengthy testing and the majority of subjects were unaffected
17. conditions Definition of the A in the PPALM method

1. Process involved in appraising a client’s condition based on subjective reporting and objective findings
2. Pain that develops slowly and persists for long periods
3. One of the four T’s of palpation
4. Pain that begins abruptly and usually has a recognizable cause
5. One of two primary skills used for gathering objective information that includes palpation
6. Presence of a disease or physical condition that makes the task of treating a particular client in the usual manner impossible or undesirable
9. Touching with purpose and intent
10. Presence of one or more disease, in addition to a primary disease
13. Definition of the Q in the OPPQRST method of pain assessment
17. Therapist who is conducting the client interview
18. Primary skill used by the therapist when gathering subjective information
19. Information learned from the client or the client’s guardian or representative