CMTO MCQS SAMPLE QUESTIONS 2026 AND 100%
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A C6 nerve root lesion may result in muscle weakness involved in which actions?
a) elbow flexion and wrist flexion
b) elbow flexion and wrist extension
c) elbow extension and wrist extension
d) elbow extension and wrist flexion
- answer-b) elbow flexion and wrist extension
A client has a positive result for Noble's compression test. Which of the following
techniques is most appropriate to address the client's condition?
a) frictions and compressions over the lateral femoral condyle
b) repetitive passive ROM at the knee
c) hot hydrotherapy to the distal iliotibial band
d) muscle stripping of the gluteus maximus and TFL muscles
- answer-d) muscle stripping of the glute max and TFL
...Noble's compression test assesses for ITB friction syndrome.
A client is positioned supine on the treatment table and asked to raise his head
against resistance applied by the therapist's hands. This describes which of the
following techniques?
a) C5 myotome test
b) C3 dermatome test
c) hold-relax technique for scalene muscle group
d) strength test for sternocleidomastoid muscles
- answer-d) strength test for SCMs
A distraction technique for the temporomandibular joint is performed by moving
the mandible in which direction when the client is in the seated position?
a) inferior
b) superior
c) anterior
d) posterior
- answer-a) inferior
, A massage technique that compresses muscle tissue between the palm and fingers
is called...
a) effleurage
b) petrissage
c) tapotement
d) vibrations
- answer-b) petrissage
A medication's bioavailability refers to...
a) rate and extent to which the drug is absorbed into the bloodstream
b) extent that the raw materials needed for producing the drug are available in the
environment
c) body's capacity for eliminating the drug via the kidneys
d) body's capacity for processing the drug without side effects
- answer-a) rate and extent to which the drug is absorbed into the bloodstream
A positive Faber's test (Patrick's test) may indicate...
a) sacroiliac pathology
b) pubic symphysis pathology
c) shortened hamstring muscle
d) shortened piriformis muscle
- answer-a) sacroiliac pathology
According to the Health Care Consent Act, which of the following information
must be shared with the client in order to obtain informed consent?
a) the benefits of the proposed treatment
b) a review of the RMT's credentials
c) a fee schedule for proposed treatments
d) instruction on how to submit receipts to an insurance company
- answer-a) the benefits of the proposed treatment
After treating a client for a number of years, a massage therapist finds herself
thinking affectionately about her client between treatments. She looks forward to
seeing him and engages in personal conversations during the treatment, which
causes her to neglect the client's treatment goals. This is an example of...
a) transference
b) harassment
c) countertransference
d) dual relationship
- answer-c) countertransference
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
PASS!!
A C6 nerve root lesion may result in muscle weakness involved in which actions?
a) elbow flexion and wrist flexion
b) elbow flexion and wrist extension
c) elbow extension and wrist extension
d) elbow extension and wrist flexion
- answer-b) elbow flexion and wrist extension
A client has a positive result for Noble's compression test. Which of the following
techniques is most appropriate to address the client's condition?
a) frictions and compressions over the lateral femoral condyle
b) repetitive passive ROM at the knee
c) hot hydrotherapy to the distal iliotibial band
d) muscle stripping of the gluteus maximus and TFL muscles
- answer-d) muscle stripping of the glute max and TFL
...Noble's compression test assesses for ITB friction syndrome.
A client is positioned supine on the treatment table and asked to raise his head
against resistance applied by the therapist's hands. This describes which of the
following techniques?
a) C5 myotome test
b) C3 dermatome test
c) hold-relax technique for scalene muscle group
d) strength test for sternocleidomastoid muscles
- answer-d) strength test for SCMs
A distraction technique for the temporomandibular joint is performed by moving
the mandible in which direction when the client is in the seated position?
a) inferior
b) superior
c) anterior
d) posterior
- answer-a) inferior
, A massage technique that compresses muscle tissue between the palm and fingers
is called...
a) effleurage
b) petrissage
c) tapotement
d) vibrations
- answer-b) petrissage
A medication's bioavailability refers to...
a) rate and extent to which the drug is absorbed into the bloodstream
b) extent that the raw materials needed for producing the drug are available in the
environment
c) body's capacity for eliminating the drug via the kidneys
d) body's capacity for processing the drug without side effects
- answer-a) rate and extent to which the drug is absorbed into the bloodstream
A positive Faber's test (Patrick's test) may indicate...
a) sacroiliac pathology
b) pubic symphysis pathology
c) shortened hamstring muscle
d) shortened piriformis muscle
- answer-a) sacroiliac pathology
According to the Health Care Consent Act, which of the following information
must be shared with the client in order to obtain informed consent?
a) the benefits of the proposed treatment
b) a review of the RMT's credentials
c) a fee schedule for proposed treatments
d) instruction on how to submit receipts to an insurance company
- answer-a) the benefits of the proposed treatment
After treating a client for a number of years, a massage therapist finds herself
thinking affectionately about her client between treatments. She looks forward to
seeing him and engages in personal conversations during the treatment, which
causes her to neglect the client's treatment goals. This is an example of...
a) transference
b) harassment
c) countertransference
d) dual relationship
- answer-c) countertransference
