MBLEX#3

How are fixators and neutralizers similar?

The scientist who demonstrated that blood circulation is driven by the beat of the heart

Crepitus can be detected by what means?

Dutch physician given credit for introducing the use of French terminology with Swedish Massage

The term costal refers to the _____________?

What best describes the initial response of blood vessels during ice application?

Which of the following is indicated for massage?

A fungal (form of ringworm) infection affecting the skin between the toes.

Which of the following is a fibrous protein that helps to protect and waterproof the skin?

Origin: infraglenoid tubercle, posterior proximal humeral shaft, posterior distal humeral shaft

The Father of Naturopathy is ____________?

The Mother of Reflexology is ____________?

Which muscles are parts of the rotator cuff?

The Father of Swedish massage and Physical Therapy is ______________?

An intensely painful infection of the hand caused by the Herpes simplex virus 1 or 2.

Sensory elliptical tactile nerve endings in hairless skin - sensitive to mechanical stimuli.

When a person is in a horizontal position while lying face downward, this position is called?

What is the accounting term for monies owed to you or your business?

The degree of elasticity of skin, sometimes used to determine the extent of dehydration.

Which of the following demonstrates good body mechanics?

Inflammation of the lining of the lungs and chest cavity is called what?

The Father of trigger Point Therapy is ____________?

Which muscle is antagonist to gastrocnemius?

Which of the following best describes and increase in localized blood flow?

What percentage of income from bartered goods or services is reportable to the IRS?

A client comes into your office and states that he is HIV positive. How should you proceed?

A system of movement, breathing, and meditation for health, spirituality, and martial arts.

The year the American Association of Masseurs and Masseuses (changed to AMTA, was founded in.

The Father of Craniosacral therapy is ____________?

The production of abnormally large volumes of dilute urine is called what?

A coronal plane ____________________________?

The Father of Sports Massage is ____________?

The Father of Myofascial release is ____________?

The Mother of Trigger Point Therapy is ____________?

The Father of Reiki is ____________?

___________ a semi-upright sitting position (45-60 degrees) used to promote oxygenation

If a therapist has broken skin on the hands or arms or comes into contact with the body fluids,

Which of the following is a term used to describe motor nerves?

When a person is raised up on his toes, the ankle is in what position?

The Father of Reiki is ____________?

What is the most common cause of chronic bronchitis?

A noncancerous skin growths on the foot, caused by the human papillomavirus or HPV.

Independent contractors should be provided with what tax document annually?

Why should you avoid scented massage lubricants?

The Father of Aroma Therapy is ____________?

The Father of Lymphatic Drainage is ____________?

A form so that your employer can withhold the correct federal income tax from your pay.

What is the reverse action when the brachialis contracts and shortens?

The autoimmune disorder in which myelin sheaths in the central nervous system are destroyed...?

What muscle is a synergist to the iliopsoas?

What are trigger points?

The year George and Charles Taylor introduced the Swedish Movement system into the U.S.?

Cervical acceleration/deceleration injury is also known as what?

What type of insurance protects the therapist if he or she injures a client during a procedure?

A person who smokes cigarettes is more likely than a nonsmoker to develop ______________?

What does Thixotropism describe?

The American Bodywork and Massage Professionals was founded in ___________?

The Father of Osteopathic Medicine is ____________?

Which term is used to describe decubitus ulcers?

The Father of Reflexology is ____________?

Which of the following joints moves in only one plane

A Japanese bodywork therapy utilizing pressure on along energy channels called meridians?

Sensory elliptical tactile nerve endings in hairless skin - sensitive to mechanical stimuli.

Which muscle would MOST likely be involved in adhesive capsulitis or frozen shoulder?

Neuralgia involving the branches of the trigeminal nerves, often causing severe pain.

Which of the following conditions is indicated for massage?

Author of "The Art of Massage" (1885), describing the massage at his Battle Creek Sanitarium.

A hinge joint is capable of making which of the following movements?

A client asking about another one of your clients' progress with treatment, violates what?

The Italian who first analyzed the phenomenon of muscular contraction in the 1600's

The Father of chiropractic is ____________?

What is another name for the zygomatic arch?

The Father of Myofascial release is ____________?

Which structure lies between the stomach and small intestine?

Which muscle is located directly inferior to the scapular spine?

May not be felt until 8 to 14 hours later, reaching a peak 48 hours after activity?

What signed document gives the therapist permission to release client information?

The Mother of massage research is ____________?

Some cases of lordosis or lower back pain are related to weakness in which muscle?

Which form of hydrotherapy reduces inflammation

The mastoid process is located on which skull bone .

Bell palsy involves which cranial nerve?

Lifting soft tissues vertically, then compressing and releasing them is what technique?

The Father of Modern Western Medicine is ____________?

___________ sign is found in people with weak or paralyzed abductor muscles of the hip.

An inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body is called what?

The title of the classic scripture of traditional chinese medicine is ____________?

The presence of blood in urine is called what?

The first written accounts of therapeutic rubbing (massage) originated in ___________?

A rare chronic autoimmune disease marked by muscular weakness without atrophy.

Which receptor is responsible for detecting deep pressure?

The Father of Massage in the U.S. is ____________?

The Father of Chair Massage is ____________?

The restriction of motion at the end of passive joint mobilization or stretching is called...?