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MBLEX cards 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| This is a program that creates a session based on the clients goals, needs & interests. | Anston-Patterning |
| Deep tissue tech. to specific points along the meridian to balance movement of energy w/in body | Amma |
| What is Bells Palsy? | An infection of the 7th cranial nerve. Paralysis of facial features. |
| What is centrifugal? | from the center of the body outward. |
| What are leukocytes? | WBC that defend the body against disease and foreign materal. |
| What is a deformity or displacement of a limb toward the midline? | Varus |
| What is in the Right Lower Quadrant? | R Ovary, Cecum, Appendix, Ascending Colon |
| ____is a deformity which the distal part of a limb is displaced or twisted away from the midline? | Valus |
| What are erythrocytes? | RBC that deliver O2 to the body. |
| What is contained in the Right Upper Quadrant? | Liver, Gallbladder, Tale of pancreas & R Kidney |
| ___is a disorder featuring inflammation characterized by high spiking fevers & salmon colored rash that comes & goes? | Still's Disease |
| Golfer's Elbow A.K.A | Medial epicondylitis |
| What muscles supinate the forearm? | *Supinator & Biecps Brachii |
| What is the only muscle not involved in shoulder rotation? | Supraspinatus |
| Deep Effleurage Mechanical effects: | *Stretches veins & lymph, *Compress & Stretch fsacia, waste removal, *warm tissue, *move nutrients through vessels |
| Deep effleurage reflexive effects: | *PNS respones, *relax muscle, * Vasodialation, BP, * Slow breathing rate |
| What are the mechanical effects of tapotement: | Loosens mucus in the thoracic cavity & temporary ischemia |
| What are the reflexive effects of Tapotement? | *Hypernemia, Stimulate NS muscles & Skin, Increase Circulation & gas exchange, Stimulate organs, vasoconstriction then vasodialation. |
| What organization was formed in 1987? | ABMP |
| The talocural joint does what movement? | Plantar flexion & dorsiflexion *hint (tibia & fibula articulate w/ talus |
| What TP produces pain when palpated? | Latent |
| What TP has pain @ Rest? | Active Tp |
| This TP is directly activated by acute or chronic strain or overload of effected muscle? | Primary TP |
| This TP is activated in the over worked synergist or antagonist muscle? | Secondary Tp |
| Define Occupation? | A productive or creative activity that serves as ones regular source of livelyhood. |
| The 4 "T's" of palpation | Temp, Tone, Tenderness & Texture |
| The society of trained masseuses was formed in? | 1894 |
| The left side of the heart is in charge of what? | systemic circulation - pumps nutrient rich blood & O2 to the whole body |
| What joint classification permits a variety of movements? | Diarthrosis EX. Sh, hip, elbow & knee |
| What muscles pronate the forearm? | Pronator Teres, Pronator Quadratus |
| 3 types of Granulocytes of a WBC | neutrophils, eosinophil & basophils. increase fast during short-term infections. |
| A type of joint that allows little or no movement? | Synarthrosis (SAD) |
| What muscles attach 2 coracoid process? | Pec minor, coracobrachialis, biceps brachii & coracoclavicular ligament |
| The lymphatic system consists of? | Tonsils, Thymus, Spleen, Lymph nodes |
| Postural dysfunctions include: | Pes Planus, ITB contracture, Petellofemoral syndrome, hyperlordosis & hyperkyposis |
| Adrenal medulla releases what hormones? | *inner layer norepinephrine & epinephrine |
| Muscles that medially rotate hip? | Gracillis, glute minimus, adductor magnus, adductor longus, adductor brevis & pectineus |
| 6 muscles that laterally rotate hip? | Piriformis, gamellus superior & inferior, obturator internus & exernus, Quadratus femoris |
| AbDuction of the wrist means? | Radial Deviation |
| The sympathetic NS does what? | Increases: HR, BP, Blood Glucose & Dilates blood vessels and bronchioles.(fight or flight) |
| Anatomical stirrup consists of what 2 muscles? | Tibialis Anterior & Peroneous Longus |
| The brachial plexus passes through what 2 muscles? | Anterior Scalene Mid Scalene |
| ___creates an emotional well-being trough working w/ physiological elements of relational trauma stored in NS? | Attunement Therapy |
| Whipflash Stage 1? | Acute injury 72hrs post accident |
| whipflash Stage 2? | Subacute Repair Phase 72hrs-14 weeks post accident |
| Whipflash Stage 3? | Remodel 14wks-12 mo. |
| Injury Grade 1? | minimal no limitations |
| Injury Grade 2? | Slight limitations of motion no ligament damage |
| Injury Grade 3? | Moderate limitations, some ligament injury |
| Injury grade 4? | Mod to Severe, limited ROM, Ligament instability, fracture |
| Injury Grade 5? | SEVERE Requires surgery |
| This disease is caused by vasospasms of the arteries? | RAYNAUD'S Syndrome |
| Left upper Quadrant? | Stomach spleen L. Kidney Head of pancreas |
| A chronic inflammatory disease involving the sacroiliac joint and spinal articulations. | Ankylosing spondylitis |
| Whipflash stage 4? | CHRONIC OR PERMINATE |
| What is Torticollis? | twisted neck where head tipped to 1 side & chin pointed down. (prolonged contraction of SCM) |
| A skin infection that occurs in children, reddish discoloration? | Impetigo |
| What joint classification allows slight mobility? | amphiarthrosis EX: vetebrae & pubic symphysis |
| Adrenal Cortex releases what hormones? | Mineralocoticoids Glucorticoids |
| What 3 muscles attach to greater tubercle of humerus? | Supraspinatus, Teres Minor Infraspinatus |
| A sensory impulse is transmitted to the ____ | Brain & Spinal cord |
| Respiratory rhythm and rate is regulated by the ___ | nervous system |
| The ___ lobe is responsible for processing visual stimuli with the exception of hearing, vision, smell? | Parietal Lobe |
| This lobe is responsible for higher - level thinking and personality traits? | Frontal Lobe |
| This lobe is responsible for hearing and memory? | Temporal Lobe |
| This lobe takes care of Vision? | Occipital Lobe |
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