Closing Sample Script for Healthcare Professionals

What should the candidate do before positioning and pillowing the patient?

When should the candidate introduce the pain scale to the patient?

What is an example of an opening technique as mentioned in the text?

When should myofascial work be performed according to the text?

What should the candidate do after introducing a technique to the patient?

Why is it important for the candidate to follow a specific order when performing a technique?

What elements should be included when explaining each technique during treatment?

What should the candidate do before leaving the room after the treatment?

When should the candidate ask the patient about needing assistance with getting undressed or onto the table?

What should the candidate do after asking if the patient has any additional questions?

During the introduction to the treatment, what should the candidate state to confirm with the patient?

What should the candidate do immediately upon entering the room?

When is it recommended for the candidate to knock on the door during the treatment process?

What can the candidate do to demonstrate a more patient-friendly treatment?

How should soothing stroking be applied?

What should the candidate do if applying a stimulating stroking technique?

When should rocking techniques ideally be performed?

What is the main purpose of applying a rocking technique?

How should stimulating stroking differ from soothing stroking?

Which of the following is a correct characteristic of stroking techniques?

What distinguishes soothing stroking from stimulating stroking?

What should the candidate aim for when performing soothing stroking?

Why is it important for candidates to check in with patients during stroking techniques?

What is the purpose of performing coarse vibrations on a patient?

During a vibration technique, what should the candidate confirm with the patient?

How long should the candidate spend performing each type of vibration technique?

What is the key principle to follow regarding the patient's comfort during vibrations?

In a running vibration technique, how many passes should the candidate complete along the indicated area?

What type of movements characterize static vibrations during the technique?

What distinguishes coarse vibrations from fine vibrations?

What should the candidate inform the patient they will feel during vibrations?

Which area is targeted when performing coarse vibrations for loosening mucus in the lungs?

What is the candidate's responsibility before starting a vibration technique?

What is the main purpose of rocking and shaking techniques?

How should the candidate begin the rocking technique on the patient?

What should the candidate ensure before performing a shaking technique on the patient?

How should the candidate move their hand during the shaking technique?

What sensation should the patient feel during shaking technique?

How long should the candidate spend performing each shaking or rocking technique?

Which part of the body is rocking and shaking primarily focused on?

Why is it important for the candidate to check in with the patient during each technique?

Which body part should be lightly covered or draped for a better shaking experience?

What type of sensation should NOT be felt during rocking or shaking techniques?

How many concerns or assessment findings could each be treated with a specific technique in the exam?

What should the candidate do to ensure patient privacy before beginning the treatment?

Why should the candidate knock on the door and wait for the patient's permission before reentering the room?

What should the candidate ensure they do before leaving the room after the treatment?

How should the candidate introduce themselves upon entering the room?

What should be covered during the introduction to the treatment?

Why is it important for candidates to modify script suggestions for completing a closing before exiting the room?

What should the candidate introduce to the patient before beginning the treatment?

What should the candidate do to ensure patient care and safety regarding the expected sensation of a technique?

Why is it crucial for the candidate to perform effleurage and petrissage before other techniques?

What does the text recommend as the ideal time to introduce a myofascial release technique?

What should the candidate ensure when performing a technique according to the text?

When should the candidate confirm patient consent for a technique?

What should be included in explaining each technique during treatment according to the text?

What is the primary goal of the rocking technique according to the text?

What should the candidate do to stop the rocking sensation during the technique?

What should the candidate use to perform the rocking technique?

How long should the candidate spend performing the rocking or shaking technique?

What should the candidate do before starting the rocking technique?

What type of sensation should the patient not experience during the rocking or shaking techniques?

Where should the candidate start the rocking technique on the patient's body?

What should the candidate do after introducing the shaking technique to the patient?

How should the candidate's hand movements be during the shaking technique?

What is the primary purpose of the shaking technique according to the text?

What should the candidate do when the 3-minute mark is called and they have not addressed everything indicated in the exam?

How many concerns or assessment findings could each be treated with a specific technique in the exam?

If there are only 2 techniques or concerns indicated in the exam, what should the candidate do?

During the closing remarks, what advice should the candidate give the patient?

What should the candidate do during the 'Perform the Technique' step when progressing into a deeper fascial technique?

During the 'Perform the Technique' step, what should the candidate do after introducing a new technique?

What should the candidate do during the 'Closing' step while performing a final flush and soothe of the area?

During the 'Perform the Technique' step, what should the candidate do after assessing the tissue for a reduction in fascial restriction?

When should the candidate introduce the next technique during the 'Perform the Technique' step?

What is the primary purpose of applying coarse vibrations?

How should the candidate ensure proper technique during vibrations?

When performing a running vibration, how should the candidate move their hand?

What should the candidate do if the patient expresses discomfort during a vibration technique?

How long should the candidate perform each type of vibration technique?

What should the candidate do before performing a vibration technique?

Which area of the body is recommended for applying coarse vibrations to loosen mucus?

What should the candidate ensure when performing a static vibration?

What should the candidate do if the exam does not specify the type of vibration to perform?

During a running vibration, how many passes should the candidate complete along the indicated area?

What should the candidate do to ensure a more patient-friendly treatment?

How should the candidate perform stroking if it is intended to have a relaxing effect?

In what manner should stimulating stroking be applied?

What is the purpose of applying a rocking technique?

When performing a rocking technique, why is it important for the patient to be fully covered by sheets?

What should be confirmed before applying any stroking or rocking technique on a patient?

Why should candidates still check in with patients on comfort level despite using a light technique?

What distinguishes soothing stroking from stimulating stroking?

What is an essential characteristic of stroking to ensure patient comfort?

What is the primary consideration when choosing to apply a stroking or rocking technique?

What is the primary purpose of performing effleurage and petrissage between techniques?

What should the candidate do after completing all indicated treatment techniques?

What should the candidate do if they hear the 3-minute warning buzzer?

What is the purpose of performing a myofascial release technique?

What should the candidate do when introducing a technique to the patient?

When should the candidate introduce the pain scale to the patient?

What should the candidate do to ensure patient care and safety regarding the expected sensation of a technique?

What should the candidate do before leaving the room after completing the treatment?

What is the purpose of performing two global closing techniques at the end of the treatment?

What should the candidate consider when deciding whether to perform one last technique after the 3-minute warning buzzer?