Pathology 2 - Study guide 3

The associated point for the San Jiao is:

The digestive organs drain into the:

Which of the following persons is not a exempt from a massage licensure requirement?

Structural Integration is a group of specialized techniques best described as:

Which is not part of the acetabulum?

Which channel runs up the anterior midline of the body?

Excessive secretion of growth hormone in adults can cause:

Deep transverse friction may be applied for which condition?

Which of the following is the Mu point for the heart?

What is the recommended treatment program for an elderly client compared to a regular client?

Which muscle depresses the shoulder and attaches to the humerus?

Which is not a correct association of an endocrine gland with a hormone that it secretes?

Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for thermotherapy?

Massage therapists may legally restrict their practice to a specific age, ger groups, or to specific conditions.

Which nerve supplies the hamstrings?

When would you do stretching and direct friction over the lesion?

The brachiocephalic and jugular veins are located in which of the following endangerment sites?

Answer above question.

When assessing the current condition of a client, what is the main reason for observing the client’s gait?

Immediately after exercise, which is the most beneficial effect of massage?

Cryotherapy initially produces which localized circulatory condition?

Elizabelh Dicke developed:

The vasomotor center is located in which part of the brain?

Which hormone is secreted by the pineal gland?

If you are employed by a chiropractor, you can be paid a percentage of the income from each patient.

Quacking, hacking and chopping are used when performing what strokes?

A person is hit in the deltoid by a baseball. The next day deltoid is swollen and discolored. Discoloration is due to..

Which of the following techniques is performed on a client without touching the body?

From the previous Q, The appropriate treatment would be:

Which pt located in the cubital crease on the radial side of the biceps brachii tendon, medial to the brachioradialis?

Citizenship is not required in order to obtain a massage license.

The cistern chylii empties lymph directly from all location except the:

What two bones articulate with the clavicle?

The ratio of people who are diseased to those who are well is called:

In reflexology, using these guidelines and the zones as a grid, you can locate any area of the body on the foot.

In the reflexology system, what area do the toes represent?

In the five element theory, Earth controls:

Answer the above.

Massage is indicated after the reduction of a dislocated olecranon, which other areas should be given massage and heat?

Which part of the brain regulates temperature?

A medical history of diabetes is confused, sweaty and incoherent. If this person can swallow, you can offer:

When treating tennis elbow, the primary aim of the massage therapist is to:

Tendons are continuous with the..

Yuan Qi is the prenatal Qi and holds the constitution of the person. Where is this held?

Where do Yang channels start?

Answer the question above.

Answer the question above.

What is the bony landmark for the Shu point for the Kidney?

What are the main therapeutic effects of petrissage?

Essential oils are defined and derived from which of the following sources?

All of the following act on the scapula except:

The Tri-Dosha system of medicine is known as:

For proper body mechanics during a massage., what would be the main source of strength in massage movements?

Which of the following statements is true regarding the effect of massage on the immune system?

With an edematous patient, treatment would begin:

What should you do if a client arrives and you suspect substance abuse?

Which of the following techniques uses movements such as ‘the Cradle, Ankle Pull; ‘Leg Press’ and ‘Elbow Milk?’

A neuron conducting an impulse from the stomach wall to the CNS would be classified as an ( ) neuron.

Answer the question on the above.

Which channel in oriental medicine is most like the western lymphatic system?

According to reflexology theory, how many zones are there in the body?

What is the Shu point for Liver?

The occipital condyles articulate with the:

What organ would you treat to affect the Shu point of the Kidney?

The glial cell that myelinates and insulates axons within the CNS is the:

Which of the following describes Bindegewebsmassage?

Which of these generally hurts more?

A trauma like that would cause a contusion, could this condition lead to compartment syndrome?

What is the most widely recognized physiological effect of massage?

Which structure supports the body in a sitting position?

In reflexology, in addition to the zones, there are ( ) creating 4 horizontal divisions on the feet.

Massage is beneficial for paralyzed limbs because it:

Which is a true statement regarding the golgi tendon apparatus?

Answer the question on the above.

Which type of joints are found in the vertebrae?

The primary goal of post-event sports massage is to:

Which position is most appropriate for a client who is eight months pregnant?

What is the main purpose of deep transverse friction?

Which muscle is a dorsiflexor of the ankle?

Forearm flexors (muscles which flex the wrist and fingers) originate from the:

Continuing education records must:

How often can a limited permit be renewed?

How should you vary massage treatment with the age of the patient?

The afferent division of the nervous system is also known as the ( ) division.

What sense organ opens into the mouth?

Which channel has its first and last points located on the fourth digit and head?

A nationally certified massage therapist is authorized to practice massage therapy in New York State.

The ( ) are responsible for synthesizing most of a human body cell’s ATP.

For a licensed massage therapist, which action is NOT misconduct?

An extreme level of fear. What portion of the limbic system is responsible for this and other emotional states?

What condition would cause massage to be contraindicated in a pregnant woman?

What Shu point is related to the Upper Burner?

What muscle pronates the forearm?

Answer the question on the above.

When massaging the upper leg in the supine position, what muscle is involved?

Which is considered a type of friction?

Which muscles are adductors?

Alveoli are found in the:

Your client presents with palpitations, dizziness, insomnia, anxiety and sores on the tongue. Which meridian needs work?

The nose is lateral to the eyes.