Lad Q1 Final

What does the "I" stand for in the acronym PRICED?

Which of the following strokes does not break up adhesions?

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

Shearing force is defined as:

Bruising is considered:

Pain that increases or decreases with body movement or stretching.

How can a therapist not safely apply more pressure?

Which term means massage therapy is appropriate for a condition?

Frequency is defined as:

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

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

Which of the following is not proper body mechanics?

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

Compressions:

If a therapist wants to stimulate a client with vibration, he should:

Medication used topically means:

The massage students were told that:

Tension force is defined as _________.

Impetigo is considered to be a:

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

A massage therapist uses lubricants because they:

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

Pain that increases or decreases with body movement or stretching.

Positive stress upon the body is referred to as:

Chris is massaging the anterior thigh. His transitional strokes move in the inferior direction. Which way is he moving?

The thixotropic effect happens when:

A potential, but unknown danger is referred as:

A therapist might favor petrissage to help the client ____

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

The purpose of a transition stroke is to:

How can you safely increase the depth of pressure during a massage session?

Negative stress upon the body is referred to as:

During a prenatal session, the therapist will spend more time with the client on their left side because:

A potential, but unknown danger is referred to as:

Kneading strokes are also referred to as:

Local contraindications are also known as:

Medication used sublingually means: 

Moving fluid toward the heart is known as:

The key difference in PRICED and MEC is:

What is not a good position for a pregnant client?

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

Strokes that are repeated over a long period of time tend to be ___________.

Made popular in professional baseball, what does MEC stand for?

Which of the following is a pain management technique within our scope of practice?

Regional (Local) Contraindication is abbreviated as ______.

Client received a steroid injection in knee to reduce inflammation/ pain. How long should you avoid massaging that area?

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

Carol recently had surgery and was referred to a massage therapist for scar tissue work. The therapist would use:

Complete this common phrase. When in doubt, _____.

Which of the statements is true?

Which of the following is not a sign to stop a prenatal session?

After tapotement strokes are applied, a massage therapist might notice:

Improper body mechanics can be caused by

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

Which of the following is not true?

The stroke that has no glide and does not need lotion is ____.

The amount of stretch on a tissue is called:

Impetigo is considered to be a/an:

Which of the following does vibration accomplish?

What is not a way to improve your personal appearance?

Henry noticed during the initial touch, his client seemed startled. What was the most likely reason for this reaction

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

The lowest level of sanitation is _______.

What does the "C" stand for in the acronym PRICED?

Duration is defined as:

Post-natal massage would be performed  ______. 

She has gathered the following: table, linens, lubricant, and paperwork. What did she forget?

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

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

The most important factor to keep in mind when positioning and draping a client is:

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

Why would a table with a belly cutout not be recommended for a prenatal massage?

Which term means "towards the feet"?

What does the "O" in SOAP stand for?

______ is defined as the prevention of the spread of a contagious disease. 

The following is not a result of fiber friction.

______ is the most common medication intake method.

What is another term for the tapotement technique?

Athletes foot is considered a/an ________.

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

Hypotension is a condition of _______.

Which is not a sympathetic stress response?

Compressions are known to:

Which is not a component of fiber friction?

John started working with oncology patients. What is a possible concern while working with this population?

Duration is defined as:

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

After a compression forces waste fluid out:

During a prenatal massage, what is the best stroke to use?

Which of the following strokes do not break up adhesions?

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

Which is not a consideration when working with someone receiving chemotherapy?

Providing comfort for terminal (end of life) disorders is referred to as ________.

Superficial friction:

The repetition of tapotement strokes can have which of the following effects on a client:

The difference between cross fiber friction and fiber friction is that the therapist works:

Which of the following causes pain associated with intense temperatures of heat or cold?

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

What is an appropriate verbiage for concluding the massage?

Where would you write the "homework" that you tell your client to perform between massage sessions?

The second stage in Hans Selye's General Adaptation Syndrome is:

Which of the following is not an endangerment site:

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

The amount of pain an individual is able to endure.

Which trimester is the safest for a woman to receive a prenatal massage?

Local Contraindications are also known as:

__________ is a state of chronic stress response in the body and mind due to inadequately releasing daily stress.

Which is true about table height?

Which quote was made famous by Hippocrates?

Which age group is considered high risk for pregnancy?

Acute treatment refers to:

Which condition would be an indication for massage?

If your client has chest congestion, a massage therapist would use:

Which of the following is not a mechanical effect from massage?

During intake, a massage therapist should:

What should you avoid if a client is taking analgesic medication?

What is contraindicated for a prenatal massage?

Adverse drug reactions are also known as:

 In what position should the client be for massage of the posterior thigh?

Gliding strokes are also referred to as:

Massage therapist, John, has found a "knot" in his client's shoulder. John knows to use petrissage because:

General Contraindications are also known as:

A client would choose effleurage when he wants to:

A massage therapist's most important tools are:

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

Which of the following is not an endangerment site?

An intake form should include all of the following except:

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