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MBLEx PREP Part 2
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1
What is the name of the skin disorder that can occur in people that are bedridden?
Cicatrix
Cellulitis
Plantar Wart
Decubitus Ulcer
2
The primary concern for a practitioner when a CL has peripheral neuropathy is that
CL’s blood pressure may drop too low
CL may develop severe headaches
CL may be unable to sense the pressure level
CL’s condition may be contagious
3
A practitioner who uses meridians to guide the treatment plan is most likely practicing
Sports Massage
Rolfing
Asian Bodywork
Pregnancy Massage
4
Which form assists the practitioner in deciding treatment strategies?
Health History
Policies & Regulations
Release of Information
5
A release of medical information form is used when
A CL receives treatment in a hospital setting
A CL wishes to share their confidential files
Confidential documents are subpoenaed for court
6
A fast rhythmic stoke which makes use of both hands is called
Effleurage
Compression
Tapotement
7
Analgesics are medications used to relieve
Anxiety
Pain
Infection
Depression
8
In which of the following cases is a hot pack to the abdomen contraindicated?
Constipation
Flatulence
High Blood Pressure
Abdominal trigger points
9
Which of the following terms refers to the skillful art of touching & exploring the body?
Tapotement
Palpation
Retraction
10
Which of the following is the most important during the CL intake?
Good Listening Skills
Educating the CL on medical terminology
Legible handwriting
11
Pain at the medial epicondyle of the humerus is likely to be a symptom of which of the following conditions?
Golfer’s Elbow
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Shoulder Impingement
Tennis Elbow
12
Which of these strokes can be used as a connective stoke?
Transverse Friction
Shaking
Resting Stoke
Compression
13
What passive movements can be performed at the head to feel ligamentum nuchae change of tension?
Flexion & Extension
Rotation
Traction & Compression
Lateral Flexion
14
Which of the following is an example of a psychological benefit of massage?
Reduce Stress
Increased Soreness
Reduced Digestive Activity
Increased joint mobility
15
Using manual resistance, the CL attempts to medially rotate the shoulder. Which rotator cuff muscles were engaged?
Teres Minor
Subscapularis
Infraspinatus
Supraspinatus
16
Which of the following conditions is a systemic contraindications for massage?
Scabies
Cellulitis
Eczema
Psoriasis
17
CL normally gets stress reducing massages. This time CL comes in limping. The best course of action is
Ask CL about limp & reevaluate the treatment goals
Let CL know that correction to limp is a specialty of practitioners * do it
Listen to what CL is stating about stress level & proceed with relief
18
Deep tissue, Swedish massage, myofascial, & neuromuscular release are technical skills most useful in?
Sports massage
Reflexology
Therapeutic Touch
Shiatsu
19
CL’s left shoulder is depressed. Which muscle is most likely to be hypertonic?
Rhomboid
Serratus Anterior
Teres Minor
Deltoid
20
Which term describes the desired results obtained from treatment?
Client Feedback
Client Outcome
Client Expectations
Client Consent
21
CL recovering from viral pneumonia. CL still coughing with mucus. Which of the following stokes would be best?
Tapotement
Compression
Friction
22
Which step of the therapeutic procedure includes obtaining the CL history?
Assessment
Planning
Evaluation
23
A CL is asking for extra time on their feet while they also have plantar warts on his foot. What is best course?
Treat the CL’s feet anyway
Avoid any bodywork from the waist down
Inform the CL that plantar warts are contraindicated
Cancel the app & tell to reschedule
24
CL’s lower legs has several bluish, thick, distended areas on the skin. What’s the best course of action?
Apply Cross Fiber Friction
Use moist heat & skin rolling
Work proximally
25
Hippocrates’ contribution to the massage/bodywork field is that
Was noted for originating equine massage
Introduced Swedish massage to Greece
Wrote the treatise “De Sanitate Tuenda” for Marcus Aurelius
Detailed how to perform massage on injured areas
26
What is a local effect of heat?
Increased heart rate
Decreased general metabolism
Increased vasodilation of capillaries
27
Which of the following techniques would best broaden, separate, and align scar tissue?
Tapotement
Deep Transverse Friction
Compression W/Active Engagement
Vibration
28
Which bony landmark of the temporal bone is best palpated with caution?
Mastoid Process
External Occipital Protuberance
Styloid Process
Zygomatic Arch
29
A genetic condition that results in a lack of clotting factors in the blood is
Hemophilia
Toxemia
Sickle Cell Anemia
Hypercholesterolemia
30
During ROM at the knee CL states pain at lateral femoral epicondyle. This associates with which syndromes?
Tarsal Tunnel
Illiotibial Band
Chondromalacia of Patella
31
CL prev. Weekly treatments for pain/spasms w/scoliosis. Pain decreased 8 to 3. Which is the best course of action?
Continue the weekly treatments bc CL’s insurance pays.
Reduce the frequency of treatments to one every three months
Reassess CL’s pain & reduce frequency of treatments gradually
32
Application of heat to neck & head is contraindicated for which one?
Cluster Headaches
Migraines
Cervicogenic Headaches
Tension Headaches
