Reflexologist Trainer Flashcards

A trainer is explaining zone theory. How many longitudinal zones is the body traditionally divided into?

Answer: Ten

Traditional zone theory divides the body into ten longitudinal zones, five per side.

Which historical figure is credited with developing modern Western zone therapy that influenced reflexology?

Answer: Dr. William Fitzgerald

Dr. William Fitzgerald developed zone therapy in the early 1900s, forming the basis of reflexology.

Eunice Ingham is best known among trainers for what contribution?

Answer: Mapping the feet in detail (the Ingham method)

Eunice Ingham mapped the reflex points of the feet, creating the foundation of modern reflexology.

A trainer explains the heel of the foot corresponds primarily to which body region?

Answer: The pelvic area and lower back

The heel maps to the pelvic region, lower back, and sciatic area.

What hygiene practice should a trainer require between clients?

Answer: Washing hands and sanitizing surfaces

Hand washing and sanitizing between clients prevents cross-contamination.

During pregnancy, a trainer should teach that reflexology requires what approach?

Answer: Caution and avoidance of certain reflex points

Pregnancy requires caution, with some reflex points avoided, especially in the first trimester.

Which best describes the trainer-recommended duration for a typical full reflexology session?

Answer: 30 to 60 minutes

A typical full session lasts roughly 30 to 60 minutes.