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1
About __ inches of high-density foam is the best padding for a massage table
4 to 6
1 to 2
2 to 4
6 to 8
2
Which of the areas is not typically considered one of the 3 areas of operation or activity in a massage business
Storage
Bathroom
Business
Massage
3
Which condition is not caused by a virus
Ringworm
Measles
Mumps
Smallpox
4
Which is not a major contraindication of massage
Acute infectious disease
Abnormal body temperature
Headache
Inflammation
5
Which is not a communication skill
Speaking
Writing
Consent
Body language
6
Which is not mechanical effect of massage
Stretch or compress various connective tissues
Deform sensory and proprioceptive nerve endings
Enhance fluid uptake in the muscle
Relax or reset muscle tone
7
All of the following are forms of nonverbal communication except __.
Voice tone
Posturing
Gestures
Facial expressions
8
__ is about positioning the body and using movement patterns that are most effective for accomplishing any task
Centering
Ergonomics
Grounding
Body mechanics
9
__ involves designing the workplace to fit the people
Centering
Ergonomics
Grounding
Body mechanics
10
When the client is lying prone, a bolster can be placed under the __.
Knees
Neck
Lower abdomen
Ankles
11
When applying massage lubricant, you should __.
Apply lubricant directly from container to body surface
Put enough lubricant in the palm of your hand/apply thin film
Chill the lubricant before application
Rub your hands together to warm the lubricant yo body temperature
12
The gate control theory states that stimulation of thermo- or mechanoreceptors by rubbing __ at the gate
Suppresses pain sensations
Stimulates the release of dopamine
Increases nerve sensitivity
Eliminates hyperemia
13
Repeating gliding strokes are commonly known as __.
Circular friction
Wringing
Shingles
Tapotement
14
What nervous system consists of __ nervous system and the __ nervous system.
Sympathetic, parasympathetic
Autonomic, receptive
Central, peripheral
Somatic, sensory
15
When performing a relaxing wellness massage, what should you do next after kneading the tissues?
Use gliding strokes to flush any areas of tension or congestion
Apply lubricant using a light gliding stroke
Apply feather strokes to stimulate the peripheral nervous system
Do joint movements to restore mobility
16
Which position works well for pregnant women in their second and third trimesters
Side-lying
Prone
Dorsal recumbent
Supine
17
Friction and stroking movements cause the skin to
Feel tighter
Redden slightly
Become cooler
Appear drier
18
You should not use lubricant when massaging which part you f a clients body?
Scalp
Legs
Back
Arms
19
A wider table increases the tendency to reach out, bend, and twist, which increases stress on the __.
Lower back and shoulders
Shoulders and forearms
Wrists and elbows
Knees and elbows
20
A hypoallergenic product is one that __.
Has been certified as containing no artificial ingredients
Can only be obtained with a prescription
Has been found safe for most people with sensitivities
Contains ingredients known to be allergens
21
What is a massage therapists main piece of equipment
Adjustable overhead light
Hydrotherapy tub
Stool
Massage table
22
You would need to update a clients health history form if he or she __.
Started taking a new medication
Had trouble sleeping a few times last month
Failed to make a payment on time
Changed jobs
23
Activation of the sympathetic nervous system is related to __.
Relaxation
Fatigue
Stress
Homeostasis
24
Generally, a basic relaxation massage is designed so the client __.
Changes positions three or four times
Changes positions once or twice
Does not have to change positions at all
Changes positions five or more times
25
__ is any physical, emotional, or mental condition that may cause a particular massage to be unsafe
Contusion
Centripetal
Embolus
Contraindication
26
__ organisms that thrive in a warm moist environment in are found mostly in human on the skin and in the mucous membrane
Fomites
Viruses
Fungi
Bacteria
27
When should the practitioner explain the policies and procedures to the client?
During initial consultation
Only when the client ask about them
At the end of the session
While applying massage
28
When considering client comfort, all of the following are important except __.
Intake documentation
Adequate heat
Indirect lighting
Ventilation
29
When you are centered emotionally, you __.
Feel that you lack control
Focus on the past
Are self-assured
Feel out of balance
30
__ lighting is preferred in the treatment area.
Indirect
Glaring
Incandescent
Fluorescent
31
What are two ways of asking questions to determine a clients needs and expectations?
Formal and informal
Primary and secondary
Direct and indirect
Written and verbal
32
Text fleas and mites are examples of __ that affect humans.
Parasites
Bacteria
Fungi
Viruses
33
Common modes of transmission include all of the following, except
Exhalation
Direct contact with mucous membrane
Skin contact
Ingestion
34
Which is not a psychological effect of massage
Sense of relaxation
Stress relief
Reduced anxiety
Stimulated nerves
35
Which massage technique has a sedative effect on the peripheral receptors?
Strong friction
Vibration
Percussion
Ischemic compression
36
The practitioner should use __ movements to apply lubricant efficiently.
Friction
Kneading
Wringing
Gliding
37
Which is not a method of avoiding fatigue, pain, and musculoskeletal dysfunction in the hands, wrist, neck, shoulders
Using a limited number of techniques
Proper table height
Warm-up exercises
Paying attention to good structural alignment
38
Which item should not be kept in the massage area of a practice?
Appointment book
Stool or fitball
Bolsters
Lubricants
39
The proper temperature for a massage room is between __.
75 to 80
72 to 75
80 to 85
68 to 72
40
__ our minute, unicellular, microorganisms, exhibiting both plant and animal characteristics
Fungi
Bacteria
Viruses
Parasites
41
__ are helpful when trying to identity location of the clients painful, sore, or stiff areas that may require attention
Fee structure
Medical consultations
Body diagrams
Session procedures
42
Infectious diseases are caused by minute living organisms called __.
Formites
Antibodies
Pathogens
Antigens
43
The practitioners hand must be clean before touching each client by washing with __.
Chlorine bleach
Quats
Soap and warm water
Phenolic disinfectant
44
Being aware of good posture & body alignment will help minimize stress on the __ system & reduce the incidence of injury
Musculoskeletal
Reproductive
Digestive
Endocrine
45
The increased flow of blood to the massaged area results in __.
Decreased systolic stroke volume
Decreased elimination
Better cellular nutrition
Constriction of the capillary beds
46
Centering is based on the concept that the body has a geographical center about __ below the navel.
Three inches (7.6 cm)
Two inches (5 cm)
Four inches (10 cm)
One inch (2.5 cm)
47
__ provides another alternative for a client to receive many benefits if an upper body massage in a seated position
Massage chair
Foot spa
Adjustable massage table
Footstool
48
Operational and client interaction policies in the massage practice should cover all of the following except __.
Payment of fees
Missed or late appointments
Sexual boundaries
Client history
49
- Involves summarizing what the client said and stating it back so the client has a chance to agree or clarify
Active listening
SOAP charting
Nonverbal communication
Informed consent
50
__ class of proteins the body produces in response to contact w/ antigens and increase the body’s resistance
Antibodies
Enzymes
Antibacterials
Immunogens