Massage Therapy MCQ 9

Which of the following Petrissage techniques becomes a my-fascia technique if oil application is NOT applied

What is the standard treatment for appendicitis

Dislocation of rt shoulder, no new injury, external rot and abduction is limited stiffness/tightness + pain in the Joint

Julie spoke with unhappy client due to being very sore after last treatment

The average number of degrees out of 360 for ROM of cervical spine in lateral flexion is approximately

Petrissage beginning just distal to the medial condyle and moving proximal to the gluteal fold affects which muscle

Which muscle is the main extensors of the GH joint

Regarding the end feel of a joint in passive ROM which is FALSE

Of the following physiological effects which is a reflexive effect for jostling and shaking

What occurs when vasodilation increases the permeability of small vessels and fluid leaks into surrounding tissue

This test is used for assessing tendinitis of the abductor pollicus longus and extensor pollicus brevis muscle

CMTO finds a member unfit to practice due to incapability for which of the following reasons

Which movements are major movements in the ankle joint

A client with severe lesion of the auditory association areas will likely

Which massage stroke has the least effect on blood circulation

What is NOT a requirement of the Standards of Practice regarding high grade joint mobilization’s techniques

One of the functions of the CMTO is to

The forearm can also be called the

Trendelenburg test is commonly used to assess the weakness of which muscle

Which option below should NOT be claimed as a result of MT

Which ROM test main purpose is to gain further interpretation of any limitation of a client motion

Which of the following conditions is the result of an inflamed nerve

Which bacteria is the common cause of the chronic inflammatory disease of the stomach

When costovertebral joints movement is assessed by measuring chest expansion, normal difference is

Which mineral is required in amount of 8 - 12 grams per day

The procedure that uses bounding movements to improve the flow of lymph through the entire system is called

Which mastication muscle is NOT responsible for the mandible elevation

Clients that have a positive Ober’s test usually have

This disease is caused by protozoan

What is the common manifestation of the vit B1 deficiency

Which structure is protected by the thoracic cage

The term xerostomia refers to which one of the following conditions

Which of the following statements describes converging neuronal circuits

Which of the following signs and symptoms are expected for an individual with fibromyalgia

How many muscles of the anterior compartment of the leg crosses the knee joint

What vitamin is important in blood clotting

When a MT performs a vibration tech, static vibration is made

What condition must be included in the clients health history

Injecting drugs is thought to be the single most important risk factor for this type of hepatitis

Which bursa communicates with the joint cavity of the knee joint

New RMT, peer assessment visit for 1st evaluation, Jill must regarding her files for the assessor

30yr, low back pain and groin pain, came back from convention where she was sitting the whole time, no injury to back

A client walks in with hyperlordosis upon assessment you are most likely to find the following condition

Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of effleurage in MT

Which if the following is a contraindication to the application of a thermaphore

What is the function of the limbic system

A MT examines a 24yr old male with am stiffness in hands and swelling, stiffness decreases after activity what condition

What would be the most effective hydrotherapy treatment for a chronic injury

Which somatic motor pathway is caring nerve impulses directly from primary motor cortex to the spinal cord

When gillets test is preformed normally PSIS of the flexed leg is moving

Which of the following is the most important step that should be taken by the MT before record can be released

Which of the following strokes would be most effective to assist in venous return and milk tissue

Decreasing adhesions is a mechanical effect is what type of treatment technique

What to is best used specifically when treating acute and subacute injury or approaching area of pain

What are the common weak, over the counter antacids general made from

Pain that continues and does not decrease after medical treatment is known as

What part of the body is affected by peritonitis

The aponeurosis is of this muscle forms the inguinal ligament

A person with vitamin A deficiency will develop

Which of the following is ideal for testing of bicipital tendinitis

Client shares emotional experience, stays late after tx, shows up late for appointment, client is looking for a friend

Where is the location of the heart

During the lowering phase of a chin up what muscle is contracting

examiner asks client to take deep breath, hold it while bearing down as if moving the bowels, increase in pain indicates

At the beginning stages of achillies tendonitis the tissue surrounding the ….. gets inflamed

Which nerve fibre type carries information concerning sharp pain

When tight the Piriformis may entrap which structure

Which of the following is TRUE of tactile sensations

What measurements are used to assess cardio vascular efficiency

What is the mechanism of injury for a herniated intervertebral disc in the lumbar region of the spine

71yr old client with constipation for 18 months, stool mixed with blood and mucous, doesn’t like her dr but naturopath

Theses animals are the least common transmitters of rabies in Canada and the United States

Medial epicondylitis is a also known as

Example of normal end feel is

A sacroiliac strain usually occurs when coming out of ….. or going into extension

Which ligament supports the Popliteus muscle tendon

What part of the body is directly affected when a client has conjunctivitis

Which muscle of the posterior leg compartment is NOT inserted into the calcaneal tendon

5 basic Swedish massage strokes are

Which of the following statements is TRUE about cardiovascular exercises

Describe arthrokinematic convex-concave rule of joint mobilization’s to restore movement

Which of the following are contraindicated for Tapotement

Which of the following diseases are caused by varicella zoster virus

What muscle is often absent in the forearm

MT is the assessment of soft tissue and joints of the body and the treatment and prevention ………..

The sliding filament model of a muscle contraction involves

Kneading, wringing, skin rolling and picking up and squeeze are all forms of

This artery arises at the level of the talus and sullies the adjoining muscles, lateral side of the foot

Transverse fracture through the lower inch of the radius, can include stolid process of ulna describes

What part of the body is directly affected when a client when a client has conjunctivitis

Independent worker does NOT have to collect HST until

An example of pathological end feel is

This muscle pain usually is experienced 12 - 24h after vigorous and unaccustomed resistance training

According to McMillian what type of Tapotement is done with a cupped hand

Which of the following types to treatment should be used for muscles have likely developed trip’s and fascia is tight

RMT leaving clinic, owner is keeping charts, owner will notify clients of a new therapist, what should Janet do

A MT client complains of numbness located around inferior attachment of the deltoid muscle what nerve

Which of the following is and extrinsic disorder that can cause frozen shoulder

How many layers of muscle are on the sole of the foot

Why is blood that flows from the lungs to the heart bright red rather than dark red