Inflammation of the tendon is called
Is massage appropriate for a client who has a systemic infection?
A.Yes, but it needs to be under doctors supervision.
B.Yes, but only lymphatic.
C.No, systemic infection is a contraindication because it can become harmful for the client
D.No, its because you need to wait for the medication to kick in
What special population group may be more susceptible to bruising and fractures, and more sensitive to heavy pressure
A.Athletes
B.Moms
C.Geriatrics
D.Children
What class of medication is used to relieve pain?
A.NSAID
B.Analgesic
C.Anticoagulants
D.Muscle relaxer
What color is associated with jaundice?
When working with adult clients who are on the autism spectrum, which of the following must be taken into consideration?
A.Lighting and sound levels
B.Touch Pressure
C.Communication
D.All of the above
A new client's intake form states they have been diagnosed with Cataplexy. What does this mean?
A.Pressure build up behind the eyes
B.Weakness of the joints
C.Trouble breathing while reclined
D.Temporary muscle weakness
Adhesive capsulitis is another name for which pathology?
A.Scoliosis
B.Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
C.Frozen Shoulder
D.Torticolois
What technique is used to reduce edema, ease pain, lower the chance of scar tissue formation, and remove metabolic waste secondary to edema and inflammation?
A.Lymphatic drainage
B.Pressure Point
C.Diaphragmatic breathing
D.Muscle approximation
Alveoli fill with pus, mucus, and other fluids. Taking advantage of the weak, this condition could be either viral or bacterial. If its viral it has a short duration, bacterial infection can last longer and create edema in the alveoli. What condition could I be?
A.Influenza
B.Cold
C.Acute Bronchitis
D.Pneumonia
If a client comes to you with a headache that has referred pain, it is most likely a:
A.Tension headache
B.Cluster headache
C.Migraine
D.Chronic paroxysmal hemicrania
Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is a peripheral nervous system condition defined as a(n):
A.Condition that involves compression of the brachial plexus
B.Condition where demyelination of the nerves occurs
C. Progressively diminishing basal ganglia function
D.Motor function disorder resulting from damage to the immature brain
Your client suffers from hyperglycemia, this is a result of:
A.High blood glucose levels
B.Low blood glucose levels
C. Low blood oxidation levels
D.High blood oxidation levels
Osteoarthritis is a joint dysfunction and is defined as:
A.A group of chronic, degenerative conditions that affect the articular cartilage and subchondral bone of joints
B.An increased degree of motion at the joint
C.A degeneration of the annular fibers of the intervertebral disc
D.A loss of motion and normal joint play movement at the joint
What is the most common cause of death among those who have experienced a burn?
A. Sepsis
B. Periostitis
C.Compartment syndromes
D.Hyperkyphosis
Degenerative disc disease is a joint dysfunction and defined as:
A. A degeneration of the annular fibers of the intervertebral disc
B.A disorder of the muscles of mastication and associated structures
C. An increased degree of motion at the joint
D. A loss of motion and normal joint play movement at the joint
As a reaction to the presence of foreign particles, the body's immune system may create?
A.c. Antibodies
B.Antagonons
C.Antigens
D.Antagonists
Parkinson's is a central nervous system condition that is:
A.Progressively diminishing basal ganglia function
B. Acute viral infection, specifically affecting the motor neurons in the spinal cord and brain stem
C.An injury to the vertebral column, spinal cord, or both, due to a direct or indirect trauma
D.A condition where demyelination of the nerves occurs
Scleroderma is an inflammatory arthritide defined as a(n):
A.Autoimmune disorder affecting the whole body by slowly spreading fibrosis and collagen deposits systemically
B.Triad of arthritis, a non-gonococcal urethritis conjunctivitis that follows up with inflammation in the intestine or urinary
tract
C. Destructive, chronic autoimmune disease of multiple joints and connective tissue
D.Condition of chronic synovial inflammation in children
When dealing with whiplash from a motor vehicle accident, more damage is done in this type of impact:
A.Rear-impact with head turned
B.Rear-impact with head facing forward
C.Right side impact
D.Left side impact
Condition involving a lesion on the facial nerve resulting in flaccid paralysis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that causes demyelination of nerves, it is termed a:
A.Condition of the CNS
B.Condition of the PNS
C.Systemic concern
D.Musculoskeletal injury
As the tissue heals from a wound or burn, modifications of hydrotherapy treatments are required when applying to the affected area because of:
A.Hypersensitivity to temperature extremes
B. Pressure
C.Scar tissue
D.Disruption of continuity of the skin
A neoplasm is also known as
A client states on the intake form that they have Molluscum. What is the proper procedure for
massage care?
A.no issue, massage is indicated
B.mild issue, massage with light pressure
C.severe issue, massage contraindicated
D.moderate issue, locally contraindicated
. Which of the following is contraindicated for shaking/jostling?
A.Muscle hypertonicity
B.Bronchitis
C.Severe muscle spasm
D.Muscle guarding
DVT is the acronym of a very serious condition of which of the following body systems?
A.Endocrine
B.Circulatory
C.Muscular
D.Neurological
When the body, or part of the body, is deprived of sufficient oxygen, this is referred to as
A skin inflammation caused by exposure to poison oak is an example of _______________
dermatitis.
A.seborrheic
B.atopic
C.contact
D.bacterial
At what stage during the life of a woman could she become susceptible to pre-eclampsia?
A.Post menopause
B.Childhood
C.Pregnancy
D.Puberty
Which cranial nerve is directly affected in Bell’s Palsy?
A client informs the massage therapist that he feels like he is falling though he is lying still. What condition is this?
A.Vertigo
B.Dystonia
C.Peripheral neuropathy
D.Dementia
You are in a hospital providing treatments for patients and come across a patient with Hodgkin’s
disease. What type massage would you provide, if any?
A.Lymphatic Massage
B.No Massage
C.Myofascial Release
D.Deep Tissue