Mblex Test Questions And Answers.
Aboslute contraindications -
\A situation such as significant fever ,vomiting, a cold ect in which a client should not
receive massage at all
acute inflammation -
\Initial inflammation in response to injury usually described as inflammation within the
first 48-72 hours
adaptive measure -
\Ways of altering pressure or techniques to accommodate a client condition and ensure
comfort during the massage session
The collection of nerves that innervates the upper extremity is the -
\Brachial plexus
Stroke -
\A condition in which blood supply, and thus oxygen to the brain is interrupted or
reduced, resulting in tissue death within minutes
Client tend to be contraindicated for massage with any condition that is in -
\An acute inflammatory stage or has flared up
First aid -
\Help given to a sick or injured person before professional medical help is available
lymph nodes -
\Small bodies along lymphatic vessels that filter waste from the lymph fluid
Deep compression of a nerve by a massage stroke can -
\Cause pain, numbness, tingling, and discomfort
Any condition that makes the application of massage unadvertised or potentially
dangerous to the health of the client is -
\A contraindications
An organ that is unprotected and requires caution when applying certain massage
techniques to the back is the -
\Kidney
On a health form client should -
\List every medication they have taken in the last week including over the counter
medication, vitamins, or herbal supplements
, The femoral triangle is define by -
\The inguinal ligaments, sartorius, and adductor longus
Analgesic -
\A substance that has a pain relieving effect
Axilla area is generally know as the -
\Armpit area
When a lymph node is enlarged because the body is fighting an infection -
\Avoid placing any pressure on the node
A client with chronic hepatitis -
\Must obtain a physician release before client receive massage
Subluxation -
\Partial dislocation
A client with chicken pox is -
\Contraindicated for massage
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation -
\Am emergency procedure performed when a person breathing and heart have stopped
comprised of manual compression to the thoracic cavity and breathing assistance
General contraindications -
\A condition that affects the entire body such as the flu for which a client should not
receive massage
Adaptive measures -
\The changes a therapist make in the session structure to ensure client safety
Massage position for pregnant client in the first trimester -
\Supine ,prone, side-lying, and semi-reclined
Conscious Choking -
\A condition in which a person is chocking but still conscious
A client with pinkeye -
\Contraindicated for massage
A client with systemic acute gout -
\Is contraindicated for massage
In endangerment areas heavy massage pressure over the veins can -
Aboslute contraindications -
\A situation such as significant fever ,vomiting, a cold ect in which a client should not
receive massage at all
acute inflammation -
\Initial inflammation in response to injury usually described as inflammation within the
first 48-72 hours
adaptive measure -
\Ways of altering pressure or techniques to accommodate a client condition and ensure
comfort during the massage session
The collection of nerves that innervates the upper extremity is the -
\Brachial plexus
Stroke -
\A condition in which blood supply, and thus oxygen to the brain is interrupted or
reduced, resulting in tissue death within minutes
Client tend to be contraindicated for massage with any condition that is in -
\An acute inflammatory stage or has flared up
First aid -
\Help given to a sick or injured person before professional medical help is available
lymph nodes -
\Small bodies along lymphatic vessels that filter waste from the lymph fluid
Deep compression of a nerve by a massage stroke can -
\Cause pain, numbness, tingling, and discomfort
Any condition that makes the application of massage unadvertised or potentially
dangerous to the health of the client is -
\A contraindications
An organ that is unprotected and requires caution when applying certain massage
techniques to the back is the -
\Kidney
On a health form client should -
\List every medication they have taken in the last week including over the counter
medication, vitamins, or herbal supplements
, The femoral triangle is define by -
\The inguinal ligaments, sartorius, and adductor longus
Analgesic -
\A substance that has a pain relieving effect
Axilla area is generally know as the -
\Armpit area
When a lymph node is enlarged because the body is fighting an infection -
\Avoid placing any pressure on the node
A client with chronic hepatitis -
\Must obtain a physician release before client receive massage
Subluxation -
\Partial dislocation
A client with chicken pox is -
\Contraindicated for massage
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation -
\Am emergency procedure performed when a person breathing and heart have stopped
comprised of manual compression to the thoracic cavity and breathing assistance
General contraindications -
\A condition that affects the entire body such as the flu for which a client should not
receive massage
Adaptive measures -
\The changes a therapist make in the session structure to ensure client safety
Massage position for pregnant client in the first trimester -
\Supine ,prone, side-lying, and semi-reclined
Conscious Choking -
\A condition in which a person is chocking but still conscious
A client with pinkeye -
\Contraindicated for massage
A client with systemic acute gout -
\Is contraindicated for massage
In endangerment areas heavy massage pressure over the veins can -
