CIMT® II | Infant Massage Benefits for Special Healthcare | Module 4 QUIZ

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Question 1 of 101. Question
Massage and Touch Therapy may contribute to family bonding.
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Question 2 of 102. Question
Parents are encouraged to provide touch therapy for their babies while they are crying.
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Question 3 of 103. Question
Some studies also show that infants diagnosed with complex medical conditions may find greater benefit from the intervention of massage therapy.
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Question 4 of 104. Question
Touch therapy may increase levels of Oxytocin in the body.
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Question 5 of 105. Question
Massage is only beneficial for the baby, if you do the entire massage routine.
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Question 6 of 106. Question
Infant massage and touch therapy may be beneficial to improve sleeping.
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Question 7 of 107. Question
Infants may experience many benefits of touch therapy including improvements in:
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Question 8 of 108. Question
Infant Massage may assist in relieving discomfort associated with gas, constipation, “colic” and reflux.
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Question 9 of 109. Question
Infant Massage may be beneficial for both the caregiver and child.
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Question 10 of 1010. Question
It is important that we do not make the claim that infant massage may “cure” or “heal” anything, or that any benefit is absolute.
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