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Exam 3-2 Massage
Muscle Testing and Muscular Conditions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Test done to test for bicipital tendonitis | Speed's Test |
| (T/F) Pectoralis minor is an antagonist to itself | False |
| Most severe form of Muscular Dystrophy | Duchenne MD |
| Twisting and Bowing of the spine | Rotoscoliosis |
| Phenomenon where the Medium Nerve compressed, may swell along the entire length of structure, allowing it to be caught & compressed elsewhere | Multiple Crush Syndrome |
| Pain, Loss of ROM and a laterally deviated big toe are signs and symptoms of | Bunion |
| Client complaining of pain going down into their deltoid and they are having a difficult time lifting up arm. What test should you perform | Drop arm test |
| Client has frozen shoulder, what direction of movement will they have difficulty moving | ABduction/external rotation |
| Nerves coming from brachial plexus | Musculocutaneous-Axillary-Median |
| Baker cysts are associated with a risk of what serious complication | Deep Vain Thrombosis |
| When a osteophyte exerts pressure on a nerve root, what is the resulting pain | Radiculopathy |
| Massage Therapy for a client with carpal tunnel syndrome is safe when... | It doesn't exacerbate symptoms |
| What percentage of full strength is a client asked to utilize when doing manual resistive testing | 25% |
| Military Brace Test is a specialized test for | Neurovascular impingement between the clavicle and first rib |
| Most common strain symptoms | Pain on passive stretching & active contraction |
| A client with a history of repeated dislocations of the shoulder is at increased risk for | Osteoarthritis |
| Condition involving the anterior slippage of a lumbar vertebral body | Spondylolisthesis |
| Difference between myofascial pain syndrome and fibromyalgia syndrome | Myofascial pain syndrome usually regional, while fibromyalgia syndrome usually whole body dysfunction |
| Chronic stage of adhesive capsulitis | Thawing Stage |
| Client presents with a protracted scapula, what muscle would you most likely treat | Serratus Anterior |
| Rotator Cuff is injured: what muscle most is likely the issue | Supraspinatus |
| Most common contributing factors to spasms and cramps | ischemia-nutritional imbalance-dehydration |
| Phase of postural deviation most likely to have a positive impact | Functional deviation |
| TMJ disorder symptoms | jaw pain-loss of ROM at jaw-popping & clicking at jaw |
| What causes the symptoms of disc disease | Injured discs put pressure on nerve root and trigger excessive inflammation that irritates nerves |
| Test for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome | Military/Eden's-Wright's ABduction/Elevated arm Test-Adson's |
| How to perform the drop arm test | ABduct arm 90* then slowly lower back down |
| Client presents with a mild strain to her gastrocnemius, what type of massage is most likely going to be helpful | Cross-fiber and linear friction to work with growing scar tissue |
| Client with untreated gout is at an increased risk for what conditions | Kidney stones & renal failure |
| What are the main contributors to compartment syndrome | A sudden onset of swelling usually related to trauma |
| (T/F) Pectoralis minor is an agonist or synergist to flexion of the glenohumeral joint | False |
| When is appropriate to preform Speed's Test | When testing for bicipital tendinitis |
| What are early signs of osteoporosis | No early signs; silent & Progressive disease |
| If the treatment for Lyme Disease is unsuccessful, what is a possible outcome | Long term chronic muscle and joint pain |
| Test performed to test for shoulder impingement syndrome | Empty Can Test |
| Synergist to abduction of humerus | Deltoid and |
| After acute & painful stage pain subsides and shoulder seem frozen in place & difficult to move describes what | Frozen stage of adhesive capsulitis |
| The elevated arm stress test is done to test for what syndrome | Pectoralis Minor Syndrome |
| Client presents with adhesive capsulitis and wants to receive your massage services, what is the most likely adverse effect that can come from the massage session | Exacerbated pain and inflammation |
| Does osteoarthritis usually contraindicate massage | NO, can help mitigate pain; not acutely inflamed |
| Stage of adhesive capsulitis is known as the frozen stage | Subacute |
| When doing manual resistive testing of the supraspinatus, the therapist would resist what movement of the client | ABduction |
| (T/F) the subscapularis is an antagonist of external/lateral rotation | True |
| Adult client presents with myotonic MD, what symptoms is your client most likely going to ask you to treat | Spasms |
| Painful bone spur that develops on the quadriceps insertion of the tibial tuberosity | OSGOOD-SCHLATTER DISEASE |
| Client presents with a diagnosis of patellofemoral pain syndrome and doesn't want to risk anymore joint damage, what is your best strategy to proceed with therapeutic massage | Stabilizing the tension in the muscles that effect or pull on the patella |
| Client presents having had joint replacement surgery, what is most likely an adverse effect massage therapy will have on your client | overambitious stretching or joint manipulation can loosen or dislocate prosthetic joint |
| When doing manual resistive testing of external/lateral rotation, the therapist would be testing which muscle | Infraspinatus |
| Synergists to medial rotation of the humerus | Teres Major |
| When doing manual resistive testing for subscapularis, the therapist would resist what movement of the client | Medial Rotation |
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