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The Range Statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Add any essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts. |
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Therapeutic principles refers to: | Principles and practices of the ayurvedic framework |
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Contra-indications to treatment and possible complicating factors may include: | Bleeding and bruising Changes in habits such as appetite elimination or sleep Fatigue Infection or infectious diseases Inflammation Lumps and tissue changes Mood alterations, eg. depression, anxiety Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea Oedema Pain local sharp, dull, achy, deep, surface Rashes and changes in the skin Temperature - hot/cold |
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Stress management massage techniques may include: | Ayurvedic stoking techniques Compressive techniques including marma point pressure Effleurage including cross over stroke, longitudinal stroking, gliding techniques Friction techniques Kneading Mobilising techniques Passive joint movement techniques Passive soft tissue movement Percussion techniques Shirobasti Shirodhara Shiropicchu Snehana Use of ayurvedic medicated / herbalised oils / tailla Use of essential oils |
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Remedial techniques include: | ayurvedic cupping ayurvedic marma point techniques Deep ayurvedic massage techniques Kati basti Passive joint movements Pinda Postural correction techniques Pre-event, post-event and maintenance massage to an athlete Stretching techniques Temperature therapy including fomentation (svedana) |
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Client constitution refers to: | Age, fragili Dosha Fitness Level of ama Mental attitude Muscle tone Season Time of day Tolerance of pain Vikruti |
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Client compliance refers to: | Ability to follow instructions or suggestions Willingness/motivation to follow instructions or suggestions |
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Discrepancies may include: | Client is unaware of the immediate danger of their condition Client is over anxious about their condition Client is unaware of maintaining causes acting on their condition Practitioner is unaware of some implications of the client's condition Practitioner and client have a different idea of what the main problem is |
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Discussion may include: | Electronic communication Face to face discussion Telephone discussion |
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Perceived risks may include: | Direct counselling using a variety of techniques |
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Practitioner responsibilities may include: | Commitment to the treatment plan Discussing relevant contra-indications or potential complications to treatment Isolating the sick person Providing advice on public health matters Referring notifiable/communicable disease to a registered doctor Reviewing of treatment plan |
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Client responsibilities may include: | Advising practitioner of any relevant contra-indications or potential complications to treatment Advising practitioner of compliance issues Commitment to the treatment plan Following instruction/advice during and post treatment |
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Treatment evaluation strategies may include: | Discussion and review of response to treatment Monitoring timeframe for achieving treatment goals Reviewing achievement of treatment goals |
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