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What does CMA stands for?
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Complementary/alternative medicine therapies

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What does CMA stands for?
Complementary/alternative medicine therapies
What does complementary therapies do?
They are treatments used in addition to conventional health care regimens recommended by a persons health provider. They compement the conventional treatment plan.
What does Alternative therapies do?
They are the primary treatment modality that replaces allopathic medicine[traditional or conventional western medicine]
What does Holistic nursing does?
It addresses and treats the mind-body-spirit of the patient.
Why are a lot of people turning to herbs ?
Because the pharmaceutical companies have so many side effects.
How are herbal medicines sold?
As foods or food supplements in health food stores and through private companies
What are herb manufacturers not required by law to do?
Demonstrate the safety, the efficacy, or the quality of their products
What is the goal of herbal therapy?
To restore balance within the individual by facilitating the persons self healing capacity.
One should avoid herbs
2 weeks before surgery
What is Acupuncture?
Methods of stimulating certain points[acupoints]on the body by the insertion of special needles to modify the perception of pain, normalize physiologic functions, or treat or prevent disease.
Acupuncture is used to treat
Low back pain, migraine headaches, shoulder pain and musculoskeletal sprains
What does Therapeutic massage does?
It manipulate the soft tissues of the body and assist with healing.
What benefits demonstrate Reflexology?
1.Relaxes the body and removes stress.2.Enhances the circulation.3.Assists the body in normalizing metabolism naturally.4.Compliments all other healing modalities.
How does Animal-Assisted Therapy does
Animals have a calming effect, reducing blood pressure and anxiety.
What is allopathic medicine
Traditional or conventional western medicine
What does Aloe Vera does?
Burns, skin irritation, has laxative properties considerations :internal use produces a cathartic action and has resulted in painful cramps, diarrhea and kidney damage.
What does cayenne (capsicum)do?
Reduces cholesterol level n controls bleeding. considerations: produces a heat. Burning and pruritus diminish with continued use.
What does Ginger do?
Helps with nausea and vomiting, motion sickness, appetite improvement, impotence.
What does Gingko do?
Improves memory, increases circulation to the extremities and the brain.
What does St Johns Wort does?
Treats mild to moderate depression, anxiety, viral infection, insomnia n inflammation. Its sometimes beneficial for mild to moderate depression.
What does Aromatherapy entails of?
The use of pure essential oils produced from plants to provide health benefits.
What caution should be used while using Reflexology?
Caution should be used on patients with diabetes who use artificial insulin.
What does Magnetic Therapy do?
It is used in treatment for pain.
How is Imagery or Visualization techniques used?
It is used to create mental images to evoke physical changes in the body.
How does relaxation therapy relaxes the body?
The process elongates the muscle fibers and reduces the neural impulses sent to the brain and thus decreases the activity of the brain and the body systems.
What is Receptivity?
The ability to tolerate and accept experiences that are sometimes uncertain or unfamiliar.
What is Yoga?
A therapeutic treatment with body-mind connection
What is the advantage of Biofeedback
It reduces stress, migraine and increased awareness.