Which term refers to reflex zones related to the same body system but not the primary direct reflex point?

• A. Guidelines
• B. Helper areas
• C. Deposit
• D. Leverage

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is that there are extra reflex zones connected to the same body system that aren’t the primary direct reflex point. These are called helper areas. They give you additional places to work that still reflect the same system, which can be useful when the main reflex point is difficult to access or needs reinforcement. The other terms aren’t used to name reflex zones: guidelines are general rules, deposit isn’t a reflexology term for zones, and leverage refers to a different concept altogether.