Exam 13: Foot Reflexology: Theories and Techniques

What do reflex points represent?

The sinus reflexes are located on which area of the foot?

Reflexology originated more than 5,000 years ago, tracing back to which country?

Reflexology developed out of zone therapy, and the research and writings in the early 1900s by whom?

Which reason makes reflexology a popular treatment to receive?

Which condition has research shown that reflexology will alleviate?

Which condition is a local contraindication for receiving reflexology?

In reflexology, which term means the paths that life force travels in the body?

Which term means the four horizontal lines that traverse the plantar surface of each foot?

In reflexology, which landmark starts at the base of the fifth metatarsal and creates a line across to the foot's medial longitudinal arch?

Who is regarded as the mother of reflexology?

What is another term for the relaxation techniques used in reflexology?

Which technique is used to stimulate specific points within a zone during a reflexology treatment?

Through which toe does Zone 1 pass?

How many zones are in the body, according to reflexology?

In reflexology, which landmark is located just below the ball of the foot?

Reflexology involves addressing areas of the body by applying different amounts of pressure to points located where?

Which technique is used to stimulate all points within an entire zone during a reflexology treatment?

What was reflexology originally called?

Which area of the foot contains the reproductive reflexes?