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Which term means resting with the torso elevated?
Prone
Semi reclining
Supine
Side-lying
2
If a prone client has excess lumbar spine curvature, under which part of the body should a pillow be placed for comfort?
Knees
Abdomen
Ankles
Neck
3
Which position describes the archer stance?
Knee of the leading leg is usually extended
External hip rotation of the leading leg is 15-90 degrees
Position of the lead foot is produced by internal rotation of the hip
Trailing foot is placed ahead of the lead foot when stepping forward
4
Foot stances that provide support, balance, and mobility are all essential to which aspect of massage therapy?
Client positioning
Mental preparation
Body mechanics
Proper draping
5
Warmups before performing massage should last how many minutes?
4-5
5-10
2-3
10-15
6
Which guideline is recommended for effective body mechanics?
Keeping wrists and digits hyperflexed
Using a limited number of techniques
Wearing comfortable clothing
Warming up after giving a massage
7
Which factor is taken into account when adjusting massage table height?
Client height
Ceiling height
Room size
Client girth
8
What should the partitioner do before asking the client to turn over on the massage table?
Remove all bolsters
Sanitize the hands
Remove the client drape
Open the door to the treatment room
9
Which technique used to move around a client lying on a mat?
Squatting
Crawling
Lunging
Diving
10
Which position is appropriate for the archer stance?
Knees kept extended
Head tilted downward
Trunk flexed
Spine aligned
11
Which term means resting on the left or right aspect of the body?
Prone
Supine
Semi reclining
Side-lying
12
Where is a bolster typically placed for a client in prone position?
Under the ankles
Under the neck
Behind the knees
Over the ankles
13
Which effect does using proper body mechanics have?
Increased recovery time after performing techniques
Decreased need for stamina
Greater upper body strength for techniques
Pressure that maximizes benefit to the client
14
What is the minimal amount of recommended open space around all sides of a massage table?
4 feet
5 feet
3 feet
2 feet
15
When applying decompression, where should the massage practitioner body weight be in relation to application area?
Distal
Proximal
Lateral
Over
16
Where is the body's center of gravity located?
Middle of the sternum
Lower abdomen
Midway between the shoulders
Pubic crest
17
How many days a week does the American College for Sports Medicine recommend resistance exercise be performed?
5
2-3
1
6-7
18
How are the massage practitioners' feet positioned in the horse stance?
Symmetric and pointing in the same direction
Symmetric and pointing in opposite directions
one ft point direction of movement, other is point beneath the table
one ft point direction of movement the other behind it point same direction
19
Which items are pillows or cushions used for supporting clients in the various position for massage therapy?
Drapes
Dispensers
Stools
Bolsters
20
Which factor provides the massage practitioner's base of support?
Foot stances
Shoulder strength
Table height
Client's body
21
Heightened self-awareness & focused attention given to present moments characterized by curiosity, openness, acceptance
Mindfulness
Synergy
Focus
Wellness
22
While lying supine, the client's cervical spine should be in what position?
Flexed
Extended
Rotated
Neutral
23
Which foot stance is most stable for performing long massage techniques?
Archer
Horse
Squatting
Warrior
24
Research shows when massage practitioners work at least 6 hours per day, pain develops in which area of their bodies?
Lower back
Neck
Middle back
Feet
25
Use of one's body that's safe, energy-conserving, reduce physical stress/strain & anatomically/physiologically efficient
Stamina
Client positioning
Balance
Body mechanics
26
Which position means sitting down, usually with the torso erect and knees bent with glutes or buttocks supported?
Prone
Seated
Supine
Side-lying
27
Which type of flooring is recommended for massage practitioners to work on?
Tile
Stone
Wood
Concrete
28
Which reason is a purpose for draping a client?
Client modesty and emotional privacy
Enhancement of certain techniques
Ability to charge more for the massage session
Massage practitioners comfort
29
Recumbent means that a person is in which position?
Kneeling
Lying down
Standing up
Sitting
30
Which factor in a shoe provides the best balance, performance, and directional control while performing massage?
Flat heel rest
Hard insole
Lace-up closure
Arch support
31
Which term means covering the client's body and massage equipment with a cloth?
Bolstering
Positioning
Palpating
Draping
32
Used when performing massage techniques on the area of the client that is directly in front of the practitioner's body?
Archer
Horse
Lunge
Bow
33
To access the clients abdomen, the towel should be fan folded from the bottom edge until it reaches which body part?
Iliac crest
Clavicles
Navel
Xiphoid process
34
Posture from which the massage practitioner can move into other positions easily when working on a client on mat?
Diving
Swinging
Squatting
Draping
35
High Fowlers position means the clients upper body is elevated how many degrees?
40
90
70
20
36
Which term means lying face down?
Semi reclining
Supine
Prone
Side-lying
37
Which approach would be most effective in reducing risk of fatigue and injury to massage practitioners?
Alternate intensive hands-on treatments with less intensive treatments
Use only a few techniques and repeat them many times to perfect them
Avoid methods such as hydrotherapy or ashiatsu
Perform deep tissue sessions at the end of the day
38
Which position is a primary one for the client to be in while receiving massage therapy?
Squatting
Kneeling
Standing
Seated
39
What is the minimum number of towels used to drape clients?
Four
Three
One
Two
40
Which factor serves as the "engine" of force development in the application of massage techniques?
Limber forearms
Strong shoulders
Flexed trunk
Stable core
41
What percentage of massage time should the practitioner spend seated to avoid fatigue?
80%
15%
50%
25%
42
Which procedure should the massage practitioner do to manage the draping as the client turns over?
Remove the sheet completely so that it is out of the way
Lift up the nearest edge of the sheet
Anchor the edge of the sheet furthest away
Form a tent by lifting the edge of the sheet furthest away
43
Which condition do effective body mechanics help prevent?
Diabetes mellitus
Fibromyalgia
Rheumatoid arthritis
Fatigue
44
Which area of the foot makes contact with the ground?
Navicular tuberosity
Head of the second metatarsal
Head of the fifth metatarsal
Third cuniform
45
Which joint position allows the massage practitioner to apply the most pressure with the least amount of stress?
Flexed
Stacked
Hyperextended
Abducted
46
Which body position helps stabilize the core?
Extended hips
Anteriorly tilted pelvis
Flexed hips
Abducted shoulder joints
47
In horse stance, hands move laterally or anteriorly and posteriorly, what does the practitioner weight do?
Shifts forward and stays there
Shifts from one foot to the other and back
Elevates into the shoulders
Distributes itself over the right foot
48
Which term means lying on the back, face up?
Seated
Side-lying
Supine
Prone
49
Which shape is the strongest and most stable?
Line
Point
Triangle
Rhombus
50
Which factor is involved in effective body mechanics?
Using proper draping
Managing fatique
Warming up after performing a treatment
Positioning the client for comfort
51
Which concept helps massage practitioners prepare themselves mentally when performing professional activities?
Mindfulness
Tranquility
Detachment
Drive