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Complementary And Alternative Therapies
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health-sciences
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Answer 19 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Complementary therapy grounded in the belief that people are a system of energy with a self healing potential. The therapeutic touch practitioner - often a nurse - unites his or her energy field with that of the client - directing it in a specific wa
therapeutic touch
biofeedback
acupuncture
homeopathy
2. Use of aromatic fragrances to induce relaxation; therapy through aroma.
hydrotherapy
reflexology
aromatherapy
healing touch (reiki)
3. Technique in which typically a health professional takes a patient and walks through the development of a calming kind of image. And the patient can learn to go back to that image whenever the pain becomes severe and thereby stop the stress response
therapeutic touch
aromatherapy
hydrotherapy
Imagery
4. The use of medicinal herbs to prevent or treat disease or promote health
herbal or botanical medicine
healing touch (reiki)
macrobiotic diet
Imagery
5. A systematic narrowing of attention that slows the metabolism and helps produce feelings of relaxation
reflexology
acupressure
meditation
homeopathy
6. Used to help a person learn to relax by monitoring muscle tension - heart rate - brainwave activity - or other body activities
biofeedback
meditation
Swedish massage
hydrotherapy
7. A therapeutic technique based on the premise that areas exist in the hands or feet that correspond to the organs and systems of the body and that stimulation of these areas by pressure can affect the corresponding organ or system
reflexology
play therapy
phytochemical
healing touch (reiki)
8. The systematic and scientific manipulation of soft tissues of the body for the purpose of establishing or maintaining good health.
Swedish massage
acupressure
meditation
Imagery
9. The internal and external use of water in the treatment of disease
pet therapy
hydrotherapy
meditation
antioxidants
10. The use of hypnosis in treating illness or emotional problems
homeopathy
herbal or botanical medicine
hypnotherapy
healing touch (reiki)
11. A diet thought to help people live longer because it focuses on natural foods
hypnotherapy
antioxidants
macrobiotic diet
phytochemical
12. Molecules that neutralize free radicals - thereby preventing them from causing damage to cells
antioxidants
meditation
biofeedback
macrobiotic diet
13. Tibetan-Japanese hand-mediated therapy designed to promote healing - reduce stress - and encourage relaxation. (During Reiki sessions - practitioners place their hands on or above specific problem areas and transfer energy from themselves to their cl
Swedish massage
macrobiotic diet
healing touch (reiki)
meditation
14. Treatment of symptoms by applying pressure with the fingers to specific pressure points on the body
Imagery
antioxidants
homeopathy
acupressure
15. Treatment of disease with minute doses of a remedy that - if given in massive doses to healthy persons - would produce effects like those of the disease
herbal or botanical medicine
pet therapy
therapeutic touch
homeopathy
16. Treatment of pain or disease by inserting the tips of needles at specific points on the skin
meditation
biofeedback
acupuncture
antioxidants
17. A naturally occurring substance found in plant foods that may help prevent chronic diseases such as cancer and heart disease
pet therapy
homeopathy
phytochemical
play therapy
18. Form of psychotherapy for children that uses play situations for diagnosis or treatment
meditation
play therapy
antioxidants
reflexology
19. The practice of bringing pets into a facility or home to provide stimulation and companionship
hypnotherapy
macrobiotic diet
acupuncture
pet therapy