1st 6 weeks of q1

what is not part of anatomical position?

Reproduction of cells where identical daughter cells are formed is called ___________.

weak bones due to loss of mineral density is a definition for which term?

kneading strokes are also referred to as?

A massage therapist uses lubricants because they?

Prevention of body odor, brushing your teeth, and hand-washing are all considered _______.

Which quote was made famous by Hippocrates?

best body mechanics& apply techniques effectively, in what position shld the client be for massage of the anterior thigh

The smallest living unit is considered to be the cellular level

Which would a massage practitioner have to pay most attention to if a client has the potential to bruise?

______ is an interruption of blood flow to the brain potentially causing loss of body control and/or lack of sensation?

3- Which of the following represents a tumor of the fat which is not malignant?

Which of the following is not an endangerment site?

The thumbs sits___ blank to the pinky?

Small sacs used for transporting proteins and other cellular products are created by what?

this tissue is found in the intestines covered with microvilli to maximize its absorption.

______ is defined as the weight tested under activity; during a massage?

hypotension is condition of ____?

Which of the following transport processes requires cell energy?

Regional ( local) Contraindication is abbrevaited as ______?

What process entraps solids in the cell membrane and brings them into the cell?

Any fungal infection will likely include the word______?

what type of tissue is cardia tissue?

During the introduction before a massage session, it is not necessary to confirm?

General Contraindication are also known as?

After receiving chemotherapy, paitents can suffer cold-like symptoms. Which of the following is most likely the reason?

When working on a client with a compromised immunity; such as HIV, the therapist should?

glands are usually made up of which tissue?

_________ site is defined as any part of the body where delicate organs are unprotected by other tissues.

Which receptor of the skin senses heat?

Which condition would be an indication for massage?

What is another term for the tapotement technique?

A massage therapist's most important tools are

Which tissue is NOT a connective tissue?

Which term means massage therapy is appropriate for a condition?

A yellow pigment found in the dermis that provides a natural yellow tint to the skin in some individuals is?

LMT to use the best body mechanics & techniques, in what position should the client b for massage of the posterior thigh

If the client feels searing, shooting, electrical sensations, or numbness, you are probably on a _________.

What is an important function of the cell membrane?

The heart is an example of this level or organization

Which tissue specializes in movement of the body?

What modality uses small needles placed in specific points to stimulate chemical and nervous signals in the body?

which tissue allows rapid communication between body structures?

LMT is about to provide a massage, she has the following: table, linens, lubricant, & paperwork. what did forget?

The type of tapotement that involves the use of a slightly curled hand and it is often used over the thorax is called?

What type of tissue is simple columnar tissue?

What type of tissue is found in the interior of blood vessels that interface circulating blood & rest of the vessel wall

Which of the following is not proper body mechanics?

impetigo is considered to be a/an?

When a therapist moves the client's arm to test shoulder joint range of motion, that is considered?

The visible part of the hair is called the __________________?

local contraindications are also known as?

Which is true about table height?

Troy was massaging a client with extremely hairy legs. What is the best way to deal with this situation?

Gliding strokes are also referred to?

Pain that increases or decreases with body movement or stretching?

Joan is getting a massage from a new therapist. Once the therapist has begun the massage, the therapist should ask Joan

a potential but unknown danger is referred to as?

Athletes foot is considered a/an___?

During intake, a massage therapist should?

When a client moves their own arm to test shoulder joint range of motion, that is considered?

What structures are located in the posterior triangle of the neck?

A word for when the body systems are functionally in "Balance"

what term means the study of a normal structure of an organism?

Which of the following would not be an appropriate "tool" a massage therapist would use during a session?

Duration is defined?

The brain is in the _______?

Which endangerment site is located on the posterior trunk, partially covered by the floating ribs?

bruising is considered?

A client is in the _____ position when they are lying face up

Tinea pedis is classified as which of the following types of infection?

Which of the following is an example of a close-ended question?

What's another term for an encapsulated tumor?

Which of the following is not a subatomic particle that makes up the atom?

The mediastinum is part of the ________?

which is not a component of fiber friction?

What is the treatment best used with benign tumors?

What tissue allows rapid communication between body structures?

A transverse dissection through the head would divide ________________.

During henry's 1st session in massage clinic shift, he noticed during the initial touch, his client seemed started. why?

Improper body mechanics can be caused by

ATP can be produced by cells in larger amounts if oxygen is used; this is referred to as ____.

Which of the following strokes does not break up adhesions?

what does the C stand for in the acronym PRICED?

What is the standard number of chromosomes to find paired in the nucleus?

cells of which tissue have the ability to shorten?

Which of the following represents a tumor of the fat which is not malignant?

What term means the study of disease?

Because humans walk in an upright position, what two terms are often used interchangeably?

A cut dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions is called cornal or?