Massage Therapy Mblex Practice
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What are the four "T"'s of Palpation? - ANSWER ✓ Temperature, tone,
tenderness, and texture
Each state has varying regulations, which of the following is the best overall
definition of scope of practice? - ANSWER ✓ The knowledge base and practice
parameters of a profession
Out of the following postural muscles, which is not a weak primarily phasic
muscle? - ANSWER ✓ Wrist and elbow flexors
Piriformis syndrome is a condition involving compressions of the sciatic nerve
and is termed a(n) - ANSWER ✓ Conditions of the PNS
Glucose is also known as - ANSWER ✓ Blood Sugar
Of the following pathologies, what is not a respiratory condition? - ANSWER ✓
Hemiplegia
What is the purpose of a treatment description? - ANSWER ✓ Create informed
healthcare consumers
The repetitive hip flexor bursitis can be assessed on what section of the proximal
thigh? - ANSWER ✓ Anterior
,All of the following occupations work together with massage therapy, choose the
one that is defined as one who cleans and beautifies the skin? - ANSWER ✓
Esthetics
When you have a barter agreement, how much do you have to claim to the IRS? -
ANSWER ✓ 100%
What bone is the largest sesamoid in the body? - ANSWER ✓ Patella
Fibromyalgia (FM) is defined as - ANSWER ✓ Painful non-articular rheumatic
condition of at least three months duration with tender points at 11 of 18 prescribed
locations
Out of all the muscles that attach to the humeroulnar and humeroradial joints,
what muscle would be assessed when flexion is performed? - ANSWER ✓
Palmaris Longus
The three structural joint types are synarthrotic, amphiarthrotic, diarthrotic, what
joints are amphiarthrotic. - ANSWER ✓ Pubic symphysis and intervertebral bodies
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that causes demyelination of nerves, it is
termed a - ANSWER ✓ Conditions of the CNS
You have treated a client with whiplash for the past six weeks without an
improvement in their condition. What is your next approach? - ANSWER ✓ Refer
to chiropractor, physiotherapist, or osteopath
The endocrine system contains? - ANSWER ✓ Pituitary, adrenal, and thyroid
glands
An liotibial band contracture is defined as? - ANSWER ✓ A contracture or
thickening of the IT Band
Pain during and after treatment is an example of a(n) - ANSWER ✓ Risk of
treatment
, A(n)___ compression is a static compression applied by the therapist's thumbs,
fingertips, or olecranon to a trigger point? - ANSWER ✓ Ischemic
As a person exhales,the diaphragm will? - ANSWER ✓ Relaxes and creates a
positive pressure drawing air out the lungs
To breakdown adhesions that prevent normal motion, this technique can be used
to sub-acute and chronic stages of healing. - ANSWER ✓ Cross fiber friction
When you are finished giving a massage you must? - ANSWER ✓ Washing your
hands/arms, bottle, and equipment after each massage is a clean practice with
regards to physical non- transference. You can also energetically clear everything
as well at the same time.
What are considered the main supportive components of the nervous system? -
ANSWER ✓ Neurons
When you palpate a client and you notice there is swelling or edema, tropic
changes, adhesions, and crepitus present, which of the four "T"s are you assessing?
- ANSWER ✓ Texture
Numerous ligaments stabalize the cervical spine. Which of the following can be
palpated? - ANSWER ✓ Nuchal ligament
A(n) ___ helps the therapist to analyze imbalances in how the client walks? -
ANSWER ✓ Gait Assessment
The neurovascular bundle can be compressed (Thoracic outlet syndrome TOS) by
the anterior scalene, middle scalene, pectoralis minor or between the clavicle and
first rib. What orthopedic test is performed if the cause of compression of the
bundle happens when it passes in between the clavicle and first rib. - ANSWER ✓
Costoclavicular syndrome
Together the illacus and psoas major for the iliopsoas, they are complete
synergists and share three actions of the coxal joint. What are the three actions of
these synergist? - ANSWER ✓ Flexion, ADduction, and Lateral rotation
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What are the four "T"'s of Palpation? - ANSWER ✓ Temperature, tone,
tenderness, and texture
Each state has varying regulations, which of the following is the best overall
definition of scope of practice? - ANSWER ✓ The knowledge base and practice
parameters of a profession
Out of the following postural muscles, which is not a weak primarily phasic
muscle? - ANSWER ✓ Wrist and elbow flexors
Piriformis syndrome is a condition involving compressions of the sciatic nerve
and is termed a(n) - ANSWER ✓ Conditions of the PNS
Glucose is also known as - ANSWER ✓ Blood Sugar
Of the following pathologies, what is not a respiratory condition? - ANSWER ✓
Hemiplegia
What is the purpose of a treatment description? - ANSWER ✓ Create informed
healthcare consumers
The repetitive hip flexor bursitis can be assessed on what section of the proximal
thigh? - ANSWER ✓ Anterior
,All of the following occupations work together with massage therapy, choose the
one that is defined as one who cleans and beautifies the skin? - ANSWER ✓
Esthetics
When you have a barter agreement, how much do you have to claim to the IRS? -
ANSWER ✓ 100%
What bone is the largest sesamoid in the body? - ANSWER ✓ Patella
Fibromyalgia (FM) is defined as - ANSWER ✓ Painful non-articular rheumatic
condition of at least three months duration with tender points at 11 of 18 prescribed
locations
Out of all the muscles that attach to the humeroulnar and humeroradial joints,
what muscle would be assessed when flexion is performed? - ANSWER ✓
Palmaris Longus
The three structural joint types are synarthrotic, amphiarthrotic, diarthrotic, what
joints are amphiarthrotic. - ANSWER ✓ Pubic symphysis and intervertebral bodies
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that causes demyelination of nerves, it is
termed a - ANSWER ✓ Conditions of the CNS
You have treated a client with whiplash for the past six weeks without an
improvement in their condition. What is your next approach? - ANSWER ✓ Refer
to chiropractor, physiotherapist, or osteopath
The endocrine system contains? - ANSWER ✓ Pituitary, adrenal, and thyroid
glands
An liotibial band contracture is defined as? - ANSWER ✓ A contracture or
thickening of the IT Band
Pain during and after treatment is an example of a(n) - ANSWER ✓ Risk of
treatment
, A(n)___ compression is a static compression applied by the therapist's thumbs,
fingertips, or olecranon to a trigger point? - ANSWER ✓ Ischemic
As a person exhales,the diaphragm will? - ANSWER ✓ Relaxes and creates a
positive pressure drawing air out the lungs
To breakdown adhesions that prevent normal motion, this technique can be used
to sub-acute and chronic stages of healing. - ANSWER ✓ Cross fiber friction
When you are finished giving a massage you must? - ANSWER ✓ Washing your
hands/arms, bottle, and equipment after each massage is a clean practice with
regards to physical non- transference. You can also energetically clear everything
as well at the same time.
What are considered the main supportive components of the nervous system? -
ANSWER ✓ Neurons
When you palpate a client and you notice there is swelling or edema, tropic
changes, adhesions, and crepitus present, which of the four "T"s are you assessing?
- ANSWER ✓ Texture
Numerous ligaments stabalize the cervical spine. Which of the following can be
palpated? - ANSWER ✓ Nuchal ligament
A(n) ___ helps the therapist to analyze imbalances in how the client walks? -
ANSWER ✓ Gait Assessment
The neurovascular bundle can be compressed (Thoracic outlet syndrome TOS) by
the anterior scalene, middle scalene, pectoralis minor or between the clavicle and
first rib. What orthopedic test is performed if the cause of compression of the
bundle happens when it passes in between the clavicle and first rib. - ANSWER ✓
Costoclavicular syndrome
Together the illacus and psoas major for the iliopsoas, they are complete
synergists and share three actions of the coxal joint. What are the three actions of
these synergist? - ANSWER ✓ Flexion, ADduction, and Lateral rotation
