Cupping Therapy Cupping Therapy MCQ 2

Question 1

Which condition is considered a contraindication for cupping therapy?

Accepted Answer

Hemophilia

Answer

Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders are absolute contraindications because cupping draws blood to the surface and can cause uncontrolled bleeding.

Question 2

What does the term 'flash cupping' refer to?

Accepted Answer

Rapidly applying and removing cups in succession

Answer

Flash cupping involves quickly placing and removing cups repeatedly over an area to stimulate the skin without prolonged suction.

Question 3

Which muscle group is most commonly targeted during cupping for athletic performance recovery?

Accepted Answer

Quadriceps and hamstrings

Answer

The quadriceps and hamstrings are large muscle groups frequently treated in athletes to reduce soreness and improve blood flow after intense training.

Question 4

What type of cupping uses a combination of suction and movement across the skin?

Accepted Answer

Sliding (gliding) cupping

Answer

Sliding or gliding cupping involves applying oil to the skin and moving cups in a massage-like motion to cover broader areas.

Question 5

How long should practitioners typically wait before re-cupping the same area after marks are present?

Accepted Answer

Until the marks have fully faded

Answer

Practitioners should wait until cupping marks (ecchymosis) have fully resolved before treating the same area again to avoid further tissue trauma.

Cupping Therapy Practice Test

Cupping Therapy Practice Test

Cupping Therapy Cupping Therapy MCQ 2