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SEMESTER 2 Final
Theraputic Massage
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Adductor pollicis, extensor pollicis longus, and extensor pollicis brevis tendons form this | Anatomical Snuffbox |
| In the lumbar region the erector spinae lie deep to the connective tissue | Thoracolumbar Aponeurosis |
| This muscle is the deepest muscle of the abdomen | Transversus Abdominus |
| The most medial branch of the erector spinae | Spinalis |
| This muscle is the antagonist to lateral rotation of the glenohumeral joint | Subscapularis |
| This muscle is a contralateral rotator of the head | Sternocleidomastoid |
| This muscle is lateral to the femoral artery | Sartorius |
| This abdominal muscle attaches the spine to the lower extremities and is responsible for flexion at the hip and lateral flexion of the vertebral column | PSOAS Major |
| This muscle is the deepest, most posterior abdominal muscle | Quadratus Lumborum |
| The most superficial muscle that is responsible for flexion of the vertebral column | External Oblique |
| What direction does the biceps femoris rotate the hip | Lateral |
| The serratus anterior is what to the subscapularis | Anterior |
| The type of medication that Cortisol, Prednisone, and Aristocort are | Corticosteroids |
| Name of the coxal joint | Acetabulofemoral |
| The muscle that would be hypotonic if a client presents with a head forward | Trapezias |
| The type of contraindication that toxemia in pregnancy | Absolute |
| The term used to describe an increased or excessive amount of blood in an area of the body | Hyperemia |
| The two muscles that attach from the anterior surface of the cervical vertebrae to the occiput and atlas | Longus Colli & Longus Capitis |
| The step of the therapeutic procedure that examines the outcome of the session | Evaluation |
| The bond between the skinship when it comes to infant massage involves who | Caregiver Infant |
| A term that means a medical reason not to massage | Contradication |
| The tendon that is made up by the gracilis, semitendinosus, and sartorius | PESANSERINUS |
| To reduce swelling to an injury site, apply lymph massage | Proximal |
| A ----Is the setting that has the highest demand on a therapist physically | Cruise Ship |
| The acronym CAM stands for | Complementary and Alternative Medicine |
| Increased circulation to the muscles and internal organs, reduced blood pressure and general relaxation to tense muscle has an -------effect on the body | Indirect |
| Most contraindications tend to be | Conditional |
| A type of medication, can cause easy bruising or excessive soreness post massage | Anticoagulant |
| The Condition ______may be improved by the effects that massage has on the circulation system | HIV |
| The _______does not suffer from secondary traumatization when it comes to abuse | Survivor |
| The act of undermining a person's free will through the control of behavior, information, thoughts, and emotions is best defined as | Mind Control Abuse |
| _______Joint movement assesses the inert tissue | Passive |
| _______are an example of inert tissue | Nerves |
| The ______&_______make up the autonomic nervous system | Sympathetic & Parasympathetic |
| The endangerment site, _______is where you can find the facial nerve, external carotid artery, and the styloid process | Inferior to the ear |
| A type of medication, can affect the ability to properly provide feedback of force or pressure of massage techniques by the therapist | Analgesic |
| The stage of healing that contrast therapy is utilized | Maturation |
| Can be for musculoskeletal pain, antipyretic, analgesic and cardiovascular medication | Aspirin |
| The transfer of heat through the movement of the air is referred to | Convention |
| Protects a practitioner against claims of injury from a client | Malpractice liability insurance |
| Adding products to bath water or steam has a ------ effect on the body | Chemical |
| Antihypertensive are ________medication | Cardiovascular |
| A potential client would be taking a _______medication to dissolve a clot | Thrombolytic |
| Medication the reduces fever | Antipyretic |
| The term used to describe the overlapping of social and professional roles | Dual Relationship |
| a year end tax that is provided to employees from employer is what form | W2 |
| The phrase used by insurance companies to validate a treatment modality is | Reasonable & Necessary |
| True or False: It is acceptable to take deductions for pro bono work | False |
| The degree of a semi-reclined supine position for a prenatal client during her second trimester | 45-70 Degrees |
| The temperature in Fahrenheit that a contraindication for massage exists | 99.4 degrees |
| The therapeutic range when applying pressure during massage on the analog pain scale | 5-7 |
| The temperature water that is considered hot and tolerable | 98-104 degrees |
| The Internal Revenue Service; U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return Form | 1120 |
| Independent Contractors submit this form for tax purposes | 1099 |
| The percentage of a gait cycle that the swing phase consists of | 40% |
| a 57 year old female complains of pain between the shoulder blades. the therapist provides a postural assessment and observes that the client is presenting hyperkyphotic-hyperlordotic posture. what muscle would be in a hypotonic state of tension? | Biceps Femoris |
| hyperlordosis is an exaggerated curvature of the ___________ spine | Lumbar |
| what part of the peripheral nervous system is responsible for fight or flight? | Sympathetic Nervous system |
| a client coming to a therapist for pain they are experiencing which has perpetuated long past the repair process. what might explain why the client is still feeling pain even though the area itself has healed? | central sensitization |
| Which corporation status nets the possibility for double taxation for owner-employee | C Corp |
| the Trendelenburg sign is done to determine the condition of the what? | The abductors of the hip |
| Statistical data relating to population and particular groups within it | Demographics |
| What important point in section 2706 of the Affordable Care act is promising for CAM providers | Non-discrimination in Healthcare |
| which statement is true about the order of healing in the acute soft injury process? | Chronic Phase, Inflammatory Response, Regenerative Stage, Remodeling Stage |
| the rectus femoris moves the hip and knee in what plane of movement? | Sagittal |
| what federal income tax form do you file with your taxes as a sole proprietor to pay personal income taxes on prophets of the business? | Schedule C |
| what's the most appropriate action for a practitioner to take if the client experiences an erection or arousal during the treatment session? | Discern for intent |
| a 56 year old client comes to your office for a massage appointment. she has listed in her medications that she is taking prednisone. how do you proceed with the massage? | Ask her why she is taking the medication |
| what is abrupt restriction to a joint movement due to pain and an indicates abnormal skin condition or injury, the joint is not able to complete the full range of motion. | Empty end feel |
| True or False: drowsiness, low energy, fatigue, sluggishness are symptom of low levels of dopamine's | False |
| Normal gait cycle consists of | Heel strike of one foot to the heel strike of the same foot |
| What is happening the the antagonist of the hypertonic muscle | The muscle fibers are lengthening |
| Who does not suffer from secondary traumatization | The survivor of the trauma |
| What type of license does an individual need to work in a particular industry | Occupational License |
| During a pre-massage postural assessment, the client displays with an anterior pelvic tilt of 25* bilaterally based on the assessment, what muscle is hypertonic | Rectus Femoris |
| During a normal gait, the clients left arm and ______move in the same direction at the same time | Right leg |
| True or False: during the session a should be placed outside the treatment room | False |
| What physiological effect does cold and heat have on chronic pain | Decreases Chronic Pain |
| Muscles that maintain an upright posture and require endurance have ____twitch fibers and have___ | Slow; Postural |
| What is not an example of dry heat | Hot Compress |
| True or False: Whole body hydrotherapy treatments can be indicated during pregnancy | False |
| A clot that loosens and floats in the blood | embolus |
| A client comes into the massage therapy session with a wart on the thumb of the left hand. How should the therapist proceed | Communicate with the client you will be avoiding the left thumb due to the wart being a contraindication |
| True or False: Hypertonic muscles are tonified with muscle energy techniques, J stokes and exercising | False |
| What does the IRS put most weight on when deciding on whether an employees is and independent contractor or employee | Who chooses when and how a person work |
| What's the tax deduction for for gifts per client per year | $25 |
| What are the four steps of the therapeutic procedure | Assessment-planning-Proformance-Evaluation |
| True or False; The practitioners should refrain from greeting clients by name in a public waiting room or having them fill out a sign-in sheet as it goes against HIPPA | False |
| A normal anterior pelvic tilt for a man is | 5 degrees |
| Sese took a weekend class to learn Shiatsu for the first time! When returning to work at her practice, it would be most appropriate to start _____ elements of the shiatsu into her work | Incorporating |
| Approaching another professional to form a professional alliance through offering samples services to the professional's staff is a perfect example of the term | Side-Door |
| This must be received from the client that acknowledges that they have received and understand the nature and extent of the message service they are about to receive | Informed consent |
| In a hyperkyphotic-hyperlordotic posture the ______ muscle is a hypotonic state of tension | Biceps femoris |
| True or False: Children must disrobe down to undergarments' for a massage session just like an adult would | False |
| Pain that is dull, diffused, persistent or intermittent over a long period of time | Chronic |
| Is toxemia a type of LOCAL contraindication | NO |
| True or False: Inflammation from bacterial infestation forming a pus pocket is NOT a contraindication | FALSE |
| ______ insurance covers the cost of injuries and litigation resulting from injuries sustained on the owners property | Liability |
| True or False: Policies are specific steps that detail how a person wants to run a business | False |
| Bryan has been sent a cease-and-desist letter from the city, stating his business is in violation of zoning laws. Bryan can request ____ that could enable his glute cream business to remain open while he appeals the city's decision. | Variance |
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