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Client Assistance
Client Assistance
Assisting the client on and off the massage table may be necessary in some cases.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Assessment
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Assessment
Information gained in accessing a client falls into two broad categories: subjective data and objective data.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Charting Stage
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Charting Stage
In the charting stage, the client’s care is documented in writing.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Functional Assessment
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Functional Assessment
The entire human body is affected by misaligned bones and anomalies in muscle tension.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Gait Assessment
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Gait Assessment
Termed gait, a person’s walking pattern should typically be smooth, coordinated, and rhythmic.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Gait Assessment (Continued)
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Gait Assessment (Continued)
While observing the swing phase of a client’s gait, the therapist should look for several factors.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Implementation and Client Education
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Implementation and Client Education
In the APIE method of documenting a client’s information, the “I” represents implementation.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Informed Consent
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Informed Consent
Prior to the first massage session, the therapist must secure consent from the client for the treatment.
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Initial Interview
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Initial Interview
Conducted prior to beginning treatment, the initial interview between therapist and client provides essential informatio... Read more
6 Mar 2007
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Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Initial Stage
Client Intake, Assess. and Doc. - Initial Stage
For the protection of the therapist and the client, documentation and professional communication are important.
6 Mar 2007
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