Hawaii Massage Exam Study Guide Questions
And Answers Verified 100% Correct
What is a sebaceous gland: - ANSWER- Oil/exocrine gland
Adrenals or suprarenal glands are located: - ANSWER- Immediately above the kidneys
Adrenaline is responsible for a reaction known as: - ANSWER- Fight or flight
Where is the hemoglobin found? - ANSWER- Red blood cells
What artery supplies blood to the forearm, thumb, and wrist - ANSWER- Radial
Body fluids other than blood are drained by which of the following systems? - ANSWER-
Lymphatic
The term vascular means: - ANSWER- Blood vessels
What is hemoglobin? - ANSWER- Red pigment
What artery supplies blood to the lower extremities? - ANSWER- Common iliac
Which blood vessels have one way valves? - ANSWER- Veins
Blood flows toward the heart through? - ANSWER- Vena Cava
The only vein carrying oxygenated blood is called: - ANSWER- Plumonary vein
What are the largest blood vessels? - ANSWER- Aorta
The flow of blood through the blood vessels are called: - ANSWER- Circulation
What is the function of white blood cells? - ANSWER- Defends body
What is the function of red blood cells? - ANSWER- Transport gases
What are the smallest blood vessels? - ANSWER- Capillaries
What are the smallest vascular system? - ANSWER- Capillaries
What transports deoxygenated blood from the heart? - ANSWER- Arteries
,What artery supplies blood to the neck, chest, and upper part of the body? - ANSWER-
Subclavian
The mitral valve is found between: - ANSWER- Left artrium and left ventricle
Where are the subclavian and acromian located? - ANSWER- Below the clavicle
What artery supplies blood to the leg? - ANSWER- Popliteal
The artery which supplies the knee joint is: - ANSWER- Popliteal
The universal recipient is: - ANSWER- AB
The universal blood donor is: - ANSWER- O
All are signs of inflammation except: - ANSWER- Bruise
Heat therapy is good for: - ANSWER- Tight mucles
Cramps
Spams
Cryotherapy is: - ANSWER- The use of ice to reduce swelling
What is the meaning of distal aspect (side) - ANSWER- Distal side
In lymphatic massage, if you increase pressure, it will: - ANSWER- Open valve
What does DCCA mean: - ANSWER- Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
A massage the tomes muscles, wakes up nerves: - ANSWER- Tapotement/percussion
Examples of synovial hinge joint - ANSWER- Knee
Elbow
Finger
Wrist
Shoulder
Hips
What occurs in the mouth - ANSWER- Saliva
What cavity is the heart located? - ANSWER- Thoracic
, What does ASIS mean: - ANSWER- Anterior
Superior
Iliac
Spine
When massaging a child or adolescent, you always need____ parent/guardian -
ANSWER- Supervision
Your client is on medication you are not familiar with. Where do you look for information
on the medication? - ANSWER- PDR (Physician Desk Reference)
The axis is the: - ANSWER- 2nd vertical vertebrae
When a Primary Massage Therapist is not present, the following may be designated: -
ANSWER- Licensed Massage Therapist
What is the mital valve located? - ANSWER- Left atrium and Left ventricle
Distal end of the clavicle articulates with the: - ANSWER- Humerus
What is the muscle tissue that covers or separates muscles an organs? - ANSWER-
Fascia
Propriocepters: - ANSWER- Assist in muscle function
Apply ice to: - ANSWER- Swelling or sprain
Members of board needing 3 years experience: - ANSWER- 3
Apply heat on: - ANSWER- Muscle strain or tight muscles
Definition of edema: - ANSWER- Swelling and excess fluid in tissue
Toilet should be within _____ feet. - ANSWER- 200
Feathering is: - ANSWER- Light stroke using your fingertips
When can you refuse to work on a client: - ANSWER- When you explain to the client the
reason
If your patient looks like your father who has recently died. What should you do? -
And Answers Verified 100% Correct
What is a sebaceous gland: - ANSWER- Oil/exocrine gland
Adrenals or suprarenal glands are located: - ANSWER- Immediately above the kidneys
Adrenaline is responsible for a reaction known as: - ANSWER- Fight or flight
Where is the hemoglobin found? - ANSWER- Red blood cells
What artery supplies blood to the forearm, thumb, and wrist - ANSWER- Radial
Body fluids other than blood are drained by which of the following systems? - ANSWER-
Lymphatic
The term vascular means: - ANSWER- Blood vessels
What is hemoglobin? - ANSWER- Red pigment
What artery supplies blood to the lower extremities? - ANSWER- Common iliac
Which blood vessels have one way valves? - ANSWER- Veins
Blood flows toward the heart through? - ANSWER- Vena Cava
The only vein carrying oxygenated blood is called: - ANSWER- Plumonary vein
What are the largest blood vessels? - ANSWER- Aorta
The flow of blood through the blood vessels are called: - ANSWER- Circulation
What is the function of white blood cells? - ANSWER- Defends body
What is the function of red blood cells? - ANSWER- Transport gases
What are the smallest blood vessels? - ANSWER- Capillaries
What are the smallest vascular system? - ANSWER- Capillaries
What transports deoxygenated blood from the heart? - ANSWER- Arteries
,What artery supplies blood to the neck, chest, and upper part of the body? - ANSWER-
Subclavian
The mitral valve is found between: - ANSWER- Left artrium and left ventricle
Where are the subclavian and acromian located? - ANSWER- Below the clavicle
What artery supplies blood to the leg? - ANSWER- Popliteal
The artery which supplies the knee joint is: - ANSWER- Popliteal
The universal recipient is: - ANSWER- AB
The universal blood donor is: - ANSWER- O
All are signs of inflammation except: - ANSWER- Bruise
Heat therapy is good for: - ANSWER- Tight mucles
Cramps
Spams
Cryotherapy is: - ANSWER- The use of ice to reduce swelling
What is the meaning of distal aspect (side) - ANSWER- Distal side
In lymphatic massage, if you increase pressure, it will: - ANSWER- Open valve
What does DCCA mean: - ANSWER- Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
A massage the tomes muscles, wakes up nerves: - ANSWER- Tapotement/percussion
Examples of synovial hinge joint - ANSWER- Knee
Elbow
Finger
Wrist
Shoulder
Hips
What occurs in the mouth - ANSWER- Saliva
What cavity is the heart located? - ANSWER- Thoracic
, What does ASIS mean: - ANSWER- Anterior
Superior
Iliac
Spine
When massaging a child or adolescent, you always need____ parent/guardian -
ANSWER- Supervision
Your client is on medication you are not familiar with. Where do you look for information
on the medication? - ANSWER- PDR (Physician Desk Reference)
The axis is the: - ANSWER- 2nd vertical vertebrae
When a Primary Massage Therapist is not present, the following may be designated: -
ANSWER- Licensed Massage Therapist
What is the mital valve located? - ANSWER- Left atrium and Left ventricle
Distal end of the clavicle articulates with the: - ANSWER- Humerus
What is the muscle tissue that covers or separates muscles an organs? - ANSWER-
Fascia
Propriocepters: - ANSWER- Assist in muscle function
Apply ice to: - ANSWER- Swelling or sprain
Members of board needing 3 years experience: - ANSWER- 3
Apply heat on: - ANSWER- Muscle strain or tight muscles
Definition of edema: - ANSWER- Swelling and excess fluid in tissue
Toilet should be within _____ feet. - ANSWER- 200
Feathering is: - ANSWER- Light stroke using your fingertips
When can you refuse to work on a client: - ANSWER- When you explain to the client the
reason
If your patient looks like your father who has recently died. What should you do? -
