anatomy+ massage MBLEX review

A medical reason not to massage is called?

The client displays with an anterior pelvic rotation of 25 degrees bilaterally. What muscle is hypertonic?.

Starting a sentence with the word “you” is an example of what?

What part of the peripheral nervous system is responsible for the fight-or-flight response?

Which of the following is an effective way to manage the power differential between  practitioner and client

About 50% of bone tissue is calcified mineral salts deposited within the matrix, which is an equal mix of:

The man known as 'father of physical therapy' ?

What medication can be for musculoskeletal pain, antipyretic, analgesic, and  cardiovascular medication?

A sign of transference is?

The functions of the muscular system are to maintain posture, Stabilize joints and generate heat, and create movement

What is the Neuromuscular process known as splinting?

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT about dopamine?

Which of the following psychological theories evaluates human motivation from  physiological to transcendence?

What important point in Sec. 2706 of the Affordable Care Act is promising for CAM  providers?

Which of the following best describes the order that a practitioner should take when  conducting a new client interview?

What technique would best be employed to help with separating the tissues and breaking down the adhesions and fibrosis?

Responses that develop unconsciously to help shield people from emotionally painful  experiences are called:

With infant massage, skinship is a bond between:

Which of these skeletal muscles is a type of pennate muscle?

In what year did Sports massage begin being used during the summer Olympics for athletes?

A muscle that opposes or slows down a specific motion is playing what movement role?

A wheelbarrow and standing heel raise exercises are examples of what class of lever?

A key component of the cytoplasm inside cells is the gel-like medium made up of 75-90% water called:

What are codified rules of conduct set forth by society & are generally based on shared  ethical or moral principles?

is a pigment that binds to oxygen giving the fibre a red colour

This endangerment site contains the carotid artery, internal jugular vein, vagus nerve and  lymph nodes

The word at anatripsis is attributed to whom?

What stage of healing would contrast therapy be utilized?

Toxemia in pregnancy is what type of contraindication?

Please select the INCORRECT statement about massage for children:

What is the most abundant type of plasma protein?

process that ensures the client has received enough information to understand the nature & extent of massage services?

What is the name for the three tiny bones inside each ear?

What are the two basic categories of fiber arrangements in skeletal muscles?

Where is the adductor muscle group located?

The Chinese referred to their massage techniques as?

What is the concept that you have a connection with the earth and with the client?

John Grosvenor emphasized the value of friction of the relief of?

Which of the hamstring muscles inserts on the head of the fibula?

Can affect the ability to properly provide feedback of force or pressure of massage techniques by a therapist

Founder of scientific massage and modern massage terminology?

HIPPA, establishes strict guidelines for maintaining which aspect of an ethical therapeutic  relastionship?

What muscle Energy Technique that involves a resistance that overpowers a muscle contraction?

Who wrote the book, The Art of Massage: A Practical Manual for the Nurse, the Student and the Practitioner?

What MET techniques is used and appropriate when working with a soft tissue injury during the subacute phase?

why is the client still feeling pain even though the injury itself has healed?

Which of the following is the biggest concern for dual relationships?

A boundary crossing becomes a violation when it is:

Massage originated in :

What makes up the autonomic nervous system?

The method of removing/ eliminating all living organisms & microorganisms in a setting  best describes:

In the body's tensegrity system, which components serve as the compression spacers?

The female genitalia include the mons pubis, labia, clitoris, and:

What type of muscle contraction increases muscle tension, but does not result in movement?

What movement role is a muscle playing when it assists larger muscles during a particular motion?

Which muscle does not have attachment to the greater tubercle of the humerus?

Which of the following can be a direct transmission of pathogens?

practitioner frequently tells clients about personal problems and usually runs over by  about 20 minutes in each session

Massage is contraindicated for an individual with a temperature of?

Of the following regulatory methods, which is required by law to practice?

What is the 3rd step in the six-step resolution model for resolving an ethical dilemma?

What plane of movement divides the body in front and back portions?

After a massage session, the massage therapist cleans the table,bolster,chair/stool,& door handle with disinfectant...

What is the term used to describe the overlapping of social and professional roles?

Which bone is part of the axial skeleton?

Which of the following is an example of inert tissue?

What is the degree of normal anterior pelvic tilt for a man?

In Fahrenheit, what is the approximate temperature of the massage room?

What is the common function of the anterior and posterior tibialis?

When accessing the lateral border of the scapula, through which two muscle bellies will  you have to palpate?

create heat, therapeutic inflammation, increase pliability of  connective tissue, reduce adhesions, and reorganize colla

What is the function of a tendon?

W/c does the IRS puts the most weight on when determining whether a person is an employee or an independent contractor?

hat type of tissue surrounds each microscopic muscle fiber?

Which neuroglial cell produces myelin in the central nervous system?

Who does not suffer from secondary traumatization?

What three tendons make up the pes anserinus tendon?

A “winged scapula” often indicates weakness in which muscle?

which is the list of animal parasites?

The Chinese style of massage that uses finger pressure is called tsubo

what is the percentage of effort asked of the client during agonist- contract?

Movement of the mandible in a side-to-side motion is known as:

This refers to the capacity of the muscle fibre to use oxygen for the production of energy

the indentation along the medial border of each kidney where the ureters, blood vessels, and nerves enter&exit the organ

What is a clot that loosens and floats in the blood?

The lesions caused by fungal infunctions of the skin are called Tinea

What is the tax deduction allowance for client gifts, per the 2016 IRS regulations? Up to...

What term is used to describe any change in the internal or external environment?

What is the degree of a semi-reclined supine position for a prenatal client during her  second trimester?

1. What is the name of the thin superficial layer of the dermis?

The sarcomere of a skeletal muscle is a small unit of bundled:

Is an abrupt restriction to a  joint movement due to pain and indicates some abnormal condition or injury.