MBLEX Study Exam And Answers.
how many ounces of pressure are applied per square inch in lymphatic massage? -
\1-6
the thyroid gland is apart of which system? -
\endocrine
the function of the spleen is to: -
\Act as a site of lymphocyte maturation, blood filtration and storage
which of the following structures are copied of both sensory and motor fibers, allowing
conduction in both directions? -
\mixed nerves
coughing, eye blinking, and sneezing are examples of: -
\visceral reflexes
which of the following structures lines the thoracic walls and the thoracic surface of the
diaphragm? -
\parietal pleura
which of the following landmarks is smooth, rounded and located at the articular ends of
bones? -
\condyle
the proprioceptive cell responsible for the stretch reflex is the: -
\muscle spindle
application of great to the neck and head is contraindicated for which of the following
headaches? -
\migraines
which of these strokes can be used as a connective stroke? -
\Resting stroke
during a visual assessment, a practitioner observed that the client's left shoulder is
depressed. which muscle is most likely to be hypertonic? -
\serratus anterior
which of the filtering is a term that describes the desired results obtained from
treatment? -
\client outcome
,a client has recurve weekly treatments over the past six months. the treatments have
been focused on reducing pain and spam associated with scoliosis. the client states that
her pain has gone from an initial 8 to a 3 on a scale of 1 to 10. which of the following is
the best course of action for the practitioner? -
\readers the client's pain and reduce the frequency of treatments gradually
Hippocrates' (460-375 BC) contribution to the massage/ bodywork field us that he... -
\detailed how to perform massage on injured areas
a practitioner who uses meridians to guide the treatment plan is most likely practicing....
-
\Asian bodywork
which of the filtering included told such as networking, brochures, or offering specials? -
\promotion
a partner in a business must... -
\Issue a schedule 1065 K-1 to each partner
what is the name of the circulatory system function that delivers nutrients and oxygen to
tissue and organs and also collects cell waste from interstitial fluids? -
\capillary exchange
which of the following is not a benefit of massage?
a. decreased cortisol levels
b. increased heart rate
cm increased oxytocin levels
d. decreased sympathetic nervous system firings -
\b. increased heart rate
which of the following is a skin condition resulting from rapid replication of epithelial
cells? -
\d. psoriasis
which is the yang organ of digestion that peaks from 9 pm to 11 pm? its element is fire,
and it has twenty-three acupressure points.
a. Triple warmer
b. pericardial
c. stomach
d. bladder -
\a. Triple warmer
which of the following is NOT a principle of massage? -
\deep, superficial, deep
regarding burns, which statement is NOT correct?
, a. first degree burn is considered relatively minor
b. a third degree butn results in the most pain
c. a fourth degree burn may be diagnosed if the damage reaches tendon and bone
d. a second degree burn may require a skin graft -
\b. a third degree burn results in the most pain
what stage does the client's body go through when receiving a cold treatment? -
\cold, tingling, burning, numbness
if self-disclosure during massage sessions moves from a client sharing information that
is pertinent to the massage to revealing personal information that is unrelated to the
massage, what might be the outcome? -
\the therapist begins to feel resentful and burned out
t/f Per Henrik Ling was a Swedish physician -
\f
what happens to the body in the parasympathetic nervous system?
a. decreased heart rate, increased digestion, inhibited saliva
b. increased heart rate, decreased digestion, decreased saliva
c. decreased heart rate, relaxed bladder, increased digestion
d. decreased heart rate, increased digestion, contracted bladder -
\d. decreased heart rate, increased digestion, contracted bladder
if a therapist is almost 100 percent certain a coworker is gathering personal information
from client files, what should he do? -
\he should tell his supervisor what he thinks his coworker is doing and why he came to
that conclusion
what is an inflammatory bowl disease that affects the large intestine and rectum
sections of the colon?
a. ulcerative colitis
b. crohn's disease
c. celiac disease
d. goiter -
\a. ulcerative colitis
which of the following terms is NOT related to proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
(PNF) treatment?
a. slow twitch
b. spiral diagonal
c. hold-relax stretch
d. contract-relax stretch -
\a. slow twitch
Peyer's patches are found in the ________. -
how many ounces of pressure are applied per square inch in lymphatic massage? -
\1-6
the thyroid gland is apart of which system? -
\endocrine
the function of the spleen is to: -
\Act as a site of lymphocyte maturation, blood filtration and storage
which of the following structures are copied of both sensory and motor fibers, allowing
conduction in both directions? -
\mixed nerves
coughing, eye blinking, and sneezing are examples of: -
\visceral reflexes
which of the following structures lines the thoracic walls and the thoracic surface of the
diaphragm? -
\parietal pleura
which of the following landmarks is smooth, rounded and located at the articular ends of
bones? -
\condyle
the proprioceptive cell responsible for the stretch reflex is the: -
\muscle spindle
application of great to the neck and head is contraindicated for which of the following
headaches? -
\migraines
which of these strokes can be used as a connective stroke? -
\Resting stroke
during a visual assessment, a practitioner observed that the client's left shoulder is
depressed. which muscle is most likely to be hypertonic? -
\serratus anterior
which of the filtering is a term that describes the desired results obtained from
treatment? -
\client outcome
,a client has recurve weekly treatments over the past six months. the treatments have
been focused on reducing pain and spam associated with scoliosis. the client states that
her pain has gone from an initial 8 to a 3 on a scale of 1 to 10. which of the following is
the best course of action for the practitioner? -
\readers the client's pain and reduce the frequency of treatments gradually
Hippocrates' (460-375 BC) contribution to the massage/ bodywork field us that he... -
\detailed how to perform massage on injured areas
a practitioner who uses meridians to guide the treatment plan is most likely practicing....
-
\Asian bodywork
which of the filtering included told such as networking, brochures, or offering specials? -
\promotion
a partner in a business must... -
\Issue a schedule 1065 K-1 to each partner
what is the name of the circulatory system function that delivers nutrients and oxygen to
tissue and organs and also collects cell waste from interstitial fluids? -
\capillary exchange
which of the following is not a benefit of massage?
a. decreased cortisol levels
b. increased heart rate
cm increased oxytocin levels
d. decreased sympathetic nervous system firings -
\b. increased heart rate
which of the following is a skin condition resulting from rapid replication of epithelial
cells? -
\d. psoriasis
which is the yang organ of digestion that peaks from 9 pm to 11 pm? its element is fire,
and it has twenty-three acupressure points.
a. Triple warmer
b. pericardial
c. stomach
d. bladder -
\a. Triple warmer
which of the following is NOT a principle of massage? -
\deep, superficial, deep
regarding burns, which statement is NOT correct?
, a. first degree burn is considered relatively minor
b. a third degree butn results in the most pain
c. a fourth degree burn may be diagnosed if the damage reaches tendon and bone
d. a second degree burn may require a skin graft -
\b. a third degree burn results in the most pain
what stage does the client's body go through when receiving a cold treatment? -
\cold, tingling, burning, numbness
if self-disclosure during massage sessions moves from a client sharing information that
is pertinent to the massage to revealing personal information that is unrelated to the
massage, what might be the outcome? -
\the therapist begins to feel resentful and burned out
t/f Per Henrik Ling was a Swedish physician -
\f
what happens to the body in the parasympathetic nervous system?
a. decreased heart rate, increased digestion, inhibited saliva
b. increased heart rate, decreased digestion, decreased saliva
c. decreased heart rate, relaxed bladder, increased digestion
d. decreased heart rate, increased digestion, contracted bladder -
\d. decreased heart rate, increased digestion, contracted bladder
if a therapist is almost 100 percent certain a coworker is gathering personal information
from client files, what should he do? -
\he should tell his supervisor what he thinks his coworker is doing and why he came to
that conclusion
what is an inflammatory bowl disease that affects the large intestine and rectum
sections of the colon?
a. ulcerative colitis
b. crohn's disease
c. celiac disease
d. goiter -
\a. ulcerative colitis
which of the following terms is NOT related to proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
(PNF) treatment?
a. slow twitch
b. spiral diagonal
c. hold-relax stretch
d. contract-relax stretch -
\a. slow twitch
Peyer's patches are found in the ________. -
