CIMT® II | Touch Therapy Research | Module 5 QUIZ

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Question 1 of 101. Question
Several studies have focused on the effects of different pressure massage and various oils to enhance weight gain in preterm newborns.
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Question 2 of 102. Question
Massage is often used to reduce pain during heel-sticks and other invasive procedures on the NICU.
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Question 3 of 103. Question
Infant Massage Therapy is an evidence-based, safe and effective way to provide appropriate tactile stimulation.
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Question 4 of 104. Question
It is important to read many different research sources.
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Question 5 of 105. Question
Dr. Uvnas Moberg is recognized as one of the world’s foremost experts on oxytocin.
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Question 6 of 106. Question
Mothers have experienced less depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbance after massaging their infants.
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Question 7 of 107. Question
Many studies have shown weight gain effects following massage with different oils.
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Question 8 of 108. Question
Moderate pressure is thought to stimulate pressure receptors under the skin.
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Question 9 of 109. Question
Published studies suggest that both infants and their parents benefit from massage therapy.
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Question 10 of 1010. Question
In published studies, research has demonstrated preterm infants who had coconut oil applied had less transdermal water loss.
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