Hawaii Massage Exam Study Guide – Flashcards

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Massage is defined as:
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The systematic & scientific manipulation of soft & superficial tissue
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The agency responsible for the regulation of massage is the:
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Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs
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Waving your arm in front of you like saying goodbye is an example of:
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Abduction
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The two types of draping are?
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Complete and Brief
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A principal massage therapist (PMT) must be:
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Licensed
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The plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior position is the:
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Coronal Plane
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Homeostasis refers to:
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Relative Constancy
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The minimum/maximum fine the Massage Board can impose on a license for a violation of rules is:
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$100/ $1000
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The massage technique that involves squeezing and rolling is:
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Petrissage
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The brain is located in the:
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Dorsal Cavity
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The maximum ration of apprentices to licensed therapists is:
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10 to 1
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Massage therapists and massage establishment licenses expire on:
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6/30 of every even numbered year
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The most important hygiene protocol is to:
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Wash your hands before and after every massage
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How many days does an establishment have to notify the board of a chance of its principal massage therapist:
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5 Days
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Apprenticeship training consists of how many hours:
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570
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If your client has injured his leg in a fall, you should:
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Refer him in a physician
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A bolster is placed under the ankles of a client in the prone position to prevent:
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Hyperextension
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In the lateral recumbent position, the body is:
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Lying on the right or left side
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A sponsoring massage therapist:
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Does not have to be licensed
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An acute pain:
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Comes on quickly is of short duration
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Tapotement should never be used:
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On bony areas Over the kidneys
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If your client is on medication that you are not familiar with, you should:
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Refer to the physicians' desk reference or similar guide
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If the PMT has to leave the premises, she can appoint as a replacement:
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A Licensed Therapist
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Sports massage is beneficial because it can:
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Help to prevent injury Shorten recovery time Improve blood circulation
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A client terminate a massage:
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At any time
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Which is not a function of the skeletal system?
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Posture
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The origin of the sartorius muscle is this:
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Anterior Superior Iliac Spine
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The ulna is what to the radius:
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Medial
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The pleural cavity contains the
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Lungs
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Which muscle extends from the thorax to the pubis:
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Rectus Abdominis
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The layer of the integurmentary that contains the sweat glands is the:
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Dermis
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Which muscle extends the little finger:
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Extensor digiti minimi
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Blistering of the skin is a characteristic of a:
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2nd Degree burn
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Which is the function of the muscular system:
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Posture Movement
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The axial skeleton includes the:
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Skull Ribs Hyoid bone
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A muscle that opposes the movement of a prime mover is as:
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Antagonist
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What is not a characteristic of inflammation:
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Tenderness
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Muscles are attached to bones by:
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Tendons
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The adductor pollicis is located in the:
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Hand
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The distal end of the clavicle articulates with the:
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Scapula
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The rotator cuff includes the:
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Subscapularius Infraspinatus
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Freely movable joints are called:
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Diarthrotic
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The quadricep muscles:
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Extend the knee
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The insertion of the sternocleidomastoid is the:
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Mastoid Process
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The vertebral region that contains the axis is the:
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Cervical
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A muscle that elevates the mandible is the:
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Masseter
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The muscle that plantarflexes the foot is the:
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Gastrocnernius
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Scoliosis is a condition characterized by:
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An lateral curvature of the spine
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The lowest region of the ventral cavity is the:
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Pelvic cavity
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The deltoid muscle inserts into the:
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Humerus
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The primary function of the red blood cells is:
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Transportation of gases
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The functional unit of the kidney is the:
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Nephron
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Which cranial nerve controls the heart and lungs:
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Vagus
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A motor unit consists of:
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A motor neuron and the muscle cells it innervates
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Which is the major artery of the body:
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Aorta
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Which artery supplies the knee joint:
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Popliteal
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Which gland is called the master gland:
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Pituitary
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Inflammation of a vein is called:
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Phlebitis
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The Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) controls:
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Involuntary bodily functions
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Which cranial nerve controls the shoulder:
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Accessory
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Excessive accumulation of interstitial fluid causing swelling is called:
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Edema
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The distal end of the descending colon connects to the:
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Sigmoid colon
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The function of the nervous system is to:
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Receive sensory information Control and coordinate the body Excite and calm the body
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Which is not a part of the small intestine:
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Cecum
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The trachea is part of what system:
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Respiratory
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The anterior lobe of the pituitary gland:
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Produces growth hormone
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S.O.A.P means:
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Subjective Objective Assessment Plan
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At what structure in the lung does gas exchange occur:
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Alvelous
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In what direction should the abdomen be massaged:
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Clockwise Peristalsis
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R.I.C.E stands for:
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Rest Ice Compression Elevation
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Which endocrine gland is located on top of the kidneys:
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Adrenals
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Where does cerebrospinal fluid originate:
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Choroid plexus
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Endangerment sites are:
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Areas that warrant special attention Areas where underlying structures may be damaged Areas where nerves, arteries or organs are near the surface
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A Synapse is a:
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Junction
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Where is hemoglobin found:
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In red blood cells
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If the client with a deep tan has reddish bumps on back. What do you do?
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Avoid the infected area and refer to MD
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What supervises cell activity
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Nuclues
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What does the internal oblique do?
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Compress abdomen
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What muscle closes the jaw?
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Pterygoid
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What fluid other than the blood is used to drain the fluid?
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Lymph
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Which of the following may lead to the revocation of your license?
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Abandoning the premises
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Plantar flexion is:
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Extending the foot
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What is the osteoporosis?
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Brittle Bones
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Master Gland:
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Pituitary gland
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What muscle called the neck erect?
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Rectus capitis
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The term vascular means:
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Blood vessels
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What muscle move the rotator cuff?
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Supraspinatus Infraspinatus Teres Minor Subscapular
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What are the major neurons of the body?
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Motor Neurons Sensory Neurons Interneuron
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When you perform deep effleurage on the lower extremities, the movement is called:
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Centripetal
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Which muscle produces grating of the teeth?
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Pterygoid
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Adipose is:
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Fat Tissue
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Your client is on medication you are not familiar with. Where do you look for information on the medication?
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PDR (Physician's Desk Reference)
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Example of a saddle joint_______.
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Between the carpals and metacarpals (thumb)
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Where does cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) originate?
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Choroid plexus
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The body cavity that contains the lungs is:
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Pleural cavity (which is contained in the thoracic cavity)
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PMT's license can be revoked if:
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Abandoning premises
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What is melanin?
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Pigment
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What is the axis?
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2nd Cervical Vertebrae
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In the anatomical position, the palms face which way?
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Forward
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Imaginary vertical line dividing the body into equal left and right halves is called?
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Mid-Sagittal
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What is the lower abdomen called?
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Inguinal/Pubis (Hypogastric)
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The fixed end of a muscle is the:
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Origin
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What is the assistive joint movement used for?
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Increase mobility
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A bladder infection spreads upward to the kidneys through which structure?
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ureters
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The deep peroneal nerve is associated with what condition?
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Foot Drop
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What separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities?
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Diaphragm
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What is exudate?
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Fluid that accumulates in inflamed tissue
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Tapotement./percussion can be used slapping/hacking on all areas except?
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Bony areas Neck Sternum Endangerment site
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What fluid sometimes accompanies an infection?
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An inflammatory exudates
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The mediastinum is located in the?
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Thorax
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Another name for the abdomen region is:
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Epigastric
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Where is food primarily digested?
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Small intestine
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An involuntary response to a stimulus in the nervous system is:
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Reflex
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What contains insulin producing beta cell?
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Pancreas
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What is the upper bone of the lower extremity called?
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Femur
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What is the contraindication for massage, which occurs in pregnant women?
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Pre-eclampsia (Hypertension {High Blood Pressure, Edema})
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What level of fever can damage tissue?
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106 °F- 108°F
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What is the function of the adductor pollicis?
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Draw thumbs to fingers
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Closer to the point of the origin is called?
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Proximal
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The skeletal system is defined as the:
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Framework of the body
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What endocrine gland is located above the pancreas?
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Adrenals
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A naturally occuring hole in a bone allowing passage of blood vessels or nerve is called?
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Foramen
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three strokes which stimulate lymphatic circulation are?
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Friction Stroking Petrissage
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Which muscle tissue is involuntary non-straited and controlled by the autonomic nervous system and found in hollow organs?
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Synergy
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The talus bone articulates with the:
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Calcaneus Nevicular Tibia
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The lower back is also referred as the:
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Lumbar
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What does the flexor digiti minimi do?
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Bend pinky finger
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What is reciprocal inhibition?
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Relaxation of the antagonist muscle and contracting of the prime muscle
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Synovial fluid is located in the:
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Joints
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The nerve that supplies the heart and lungs is:
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Pneumogastric nerve Vagus
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What is the glenohumeral?
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Shoulder joint
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Who holds the power to suspend or revoke your license?
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Board of Massage Therapy
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What can abandoning the establishment without prior notice result in for a primary therapist?
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Revocation the license
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What is the triangle shaped bone on the knee called?
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Patella
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What must the principal massage therapist ensure?
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Each apprentice wears a conspicuously placed name tag stating their name and the world apprentice
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What nerve control the back of the hand and outer fingers?
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Ulnar
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What is sciatica?
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Inflammation of the sciatic nerve
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The major nerve supplying the hamstring, lower leg, and foot is the:
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Sciatic
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What is the function of the nervous system?
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Controls and coordinates the boyd
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What part of the brain controls vital function?
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Brain stem
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What nerve supplies the diaphragm?
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Phrenic nerve
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The anterior lobe of the pituitary gland helps:
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Produces Growth Hormone
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The aorta is:
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Largest artery (blood flows away from the heart)
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When doing abdominal massage in which direction should you massage?
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Clockwise
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Abdominal massage follows the:
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Peristalsis
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Semitendinosus originates at the
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Ischium (Ischial tubersoity)
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Migraine headache pain is believed to be caused by:
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Dilation of the cranial vessels
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What serious spinal condition is contraindicated for the massage?
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Herniated Disc
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What is necrosis
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Cell Death (dying tissue)
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The least harmful skin cancer
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Basal Cell Carcinoma
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Which layer of the skin contains fat cells. blood and lymph vessels, and hair follicles
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Reticular
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Four types of tissue are
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Connective Muscle Epithelial Nerve
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Moderate mechanical pressure to the skin will produce a reaction called
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Capillary contraction
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The bones in the palm of the hand are called
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Metacarpals
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Movement of fluid from tissues on one part of the body to tissues in another area of the body is:
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Diffusion
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Which nerve supplies the deep muscles of the foot and toes?
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Plantar
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Minimum fine of the therapist:
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$100
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Massage benefits the digestive system by:
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Increases elimination of waste from body
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A muscle contraction in which the body part affected by the muscle does not move:
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Isometric
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What is the duration of pregnancy in women?
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280 Days
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SCM actions:
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Tilt Rotate head Contralateral rotation Flex Neck
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Which of these is a muscle in the neck?
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SCM (Sternocleidomastoid)
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The suffix "in" normally indicates as:
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Protein
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What is the junction between nerves called:
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Synapse
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The thyroid gland produces:
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Thyroxin
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If your client looks like your father, this may involve what type of tissue?
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Counter transference issue
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In the anatomical position, if you turn palms backward, this hand position is called:
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Pronation
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What is disease:
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Abnormally and unhealthy state of all parts of the body where it is not capable of carrying on its normal function.
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Coronal plane is:
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The line that divides the body into anterior, front or ventral half, and posterior, back or dorsal half
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What does the prefix "supra" mean?
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Over Above Upper
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The largest gland in the body is what:
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Liver
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What is the point of the elbow called?
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Olecranon
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The term that describes the reclining face up position is:
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Supine
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Carbohydrate digestion is accomplished by the following enzymes:
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Amylase Maltase Sucrase
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The sequential order for passage of air expiration is:
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Bronchi Trachea Larynx Pharynx
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The structure where the gas exchange takes place in the:
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Alveolus (located in the lung)
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Blood is composed of:
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Plasma RBC's (Red Blood Cells) WBC's (White Blood Cells) Platelets
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Glands that secrete their products into the bloodstream are_________________
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Endocrine
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Glands that secrete their products into ducts are called:
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Exocrine
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Four types of tissue are:
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Connective Muscle Epithelial Nervous
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The anatomical position is:
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Body erect Arms at side Palms forward
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Anatomy is:
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The study of the structure of all living things
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What is the purpose of deep transverse friction?
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Break up fibrosis
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"All or none" Principle means:
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If a muscle fiber contracts, it contracts completely
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The humerus articulates with the:
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Ulna
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What is best for locating spasm or pain?
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Effleurage and petrissage
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The basic unit of structure of all living things is the:
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Cell
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The Mediastinum is:
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Between the right and left pleural cavity In the thoracic cavity Contains the heart and trachea
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The primary functions of the muscles are:
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Heat Movement Posture
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Abduction is:
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Away from the midline of the body
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The universal blood donor is "O" wheras the universal recipient is:
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AB
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What medical term is used to describe "flow"
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Rrhea
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Which endangerment site is located behind the knee
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Popliteal Artery
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What is the best position for massaging a pregnant woman?
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Lateral Recumbent Position
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Massage is an appropriate for a client with arthritis only when:
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There is no pain
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B.L.B
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Bone Ligament Bone
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The first rule of massage is:
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Do not harm your client
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C.A.T.D.S
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Cecum Ascending Transverse Descending Sigmoid
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How does icing do?
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Decrease circulation Reduce pain
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Which muscle reaches from the thorax to the pubis?
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Rectus abdominis
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What muscle closes the mandible?
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Temporalis
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The microscopic sacs in the lungs are called?
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Alveoli
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What is pustule?
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Pimple with puss
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Macro:
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Large
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Know the benefits of massage
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Relax Increase blood circulation
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Moderate mechanical pressure to the skin will produce a reaction called?
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Vasodilation
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Which muscle aids in breathing and bends the trunk of the body?
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Intercostals
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A neuro-psychiatric client is manic-depressive. What do you do?
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Consult his guardian
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What most important, even if you are running behind and clients are waiting?
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Sheets and linens are changed and equipment disinfected between massages
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The interior of the heart contains how many chambers?
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4
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The circulate cone shaped movement of the arm is:
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Circumduction
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What is the surface of the skin called?
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Epidermis
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Itis
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Inflammation
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Plexus are a group of what?
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Nerves
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Four signs of inflammation are:
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Heat Redness Swelling Pain
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A mass of blood trapped in some tissue or cavity of the body from the result of internal bleeding with familiar black and blue color is called:
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Hematoma (bruise)
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Your client as a history of high blood pressure, what do you do?
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Refer to a physician
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The distal end of the clavicle articulates with what bone?
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Acromion
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Temperature of hot water that skin can withstand?
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98°F - 104°F (100°C)
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Hemi:
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Half
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What is the main action of the gluteus medius:
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Abduct thigh
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Max time given to appoint a new PMT (Primary Massage Therapist is)
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10 Days
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Within how many days must an establishment notify the board of change in PMT?
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5 Days
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Ulcer:
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Open sore erosion of the skin
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"Informed Consent" means:
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Therapist must tells client what kind of massage will be done
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A cancer of the skin characterized by dark patches of brown or black is:
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Malignant Melanoma
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What are the three muscles of the hamstrings group?
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Semitendinosus Semimembranous Bicep Femoris
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Who issues massage licenses?
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DCCA
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Inter
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Between
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What is metastasis?
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Migration of cancer cells
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Which of the following statements is true regarding the client's right to refusal?
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Anytime
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Name the fluid which surrounds the brain:
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Cerebral Spinal Fluid
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Primary effect of petrissage is to:
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Stretch
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What are the pathogenic disease causing organisms?
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Viruses Bacteria Fungi
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The deeper layer of the skin is:
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Dermis
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What is the olecranon
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Bone of the elbow
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When a sensation of a pain is felt at another part of the body this is called:
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Chronic pain
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What stance should be maintained when stretching the legs of a client by applying a pull against the ankle?
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Asymmetrical stance Lean back Keeping back straight
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If you break contact and now want to re-establish contact. You should tell the client you wil be touching him/her because:
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You may startle the client
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What is necrosis?
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Tissue Death
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Massage Establishment inside another establishment:
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Massage Establishment must be completely separated by four walls from other residential or businesses
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How many feet from the "Operation area" should the toilet be?
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200
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What areas can a licensed massage therapist in Hawaii workk on?
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Superficial soft parts of the body
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Can a licensed massage therapist use aids to massage?
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Yes Oils, lotions, creams, mechanical apparatus that is passed by US FDA
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Sponsoring Massage Therapist
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Must write letter of agreement for apprenticeship and letter concluding internship with hours completed and techniques used. Provides direct supervision for apprenticeship. Must have at least 3 years experience.
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What muscle is responsible for chewing?
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Masseter
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What is the radius to the ulna
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Lateral
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What is the purpose of draping
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Privacy/warmth
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What does QL (Quadratus Lumborum ) do?
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Keeps the spine erect
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Sweat is secreted by:
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Eccrine glands
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What activates the sweat glands
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ANS (Autnomic Nervous system)
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What is the function of the hyoid bone
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Supports the tongue
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Where are the kidneys located
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Above the waistline
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What is a foramen
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Hole
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What does latissimus dorsi do:
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Draws arms backwardds
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What is the action called when one or more muscles assist the prime mover:
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Synergy
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If a non-specific procedure is used successfully to treat a problem, this effect is called
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The placebo effect
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When the strength of muscle contraction decreases due to lack of use, this is called
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Muscle atrophy
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Your client is lying in the supine position and complains of lower back pain. What do you do first
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Place a pillow under his knee
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What term means condition of the blood
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emia (suffix)
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Which term indicated the use of ice
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Cry
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Which muscle is involved in the plantar flexion of the foot
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Soleous
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What is the function of Meisner's corpuscles
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Detect light touch
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What is the function of white corpuscles
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Defend the body
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How many segments are in the spinal cord
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31 (26 bones)
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Which is a highly contagious staphylococcal infection in young children
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Impetigo
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2nd degree burns are characterized by
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Blisters
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How many bones are in the vertebral column
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26
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A small, discolored patch on the skin like a freckle is
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Macule
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A small, elevated pimple in the skin containing fluid which may develop pus is
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Papule
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An abrasion of the skin caused by scratching or scraping is called:
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Fissure
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How many members are on the board
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5
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Members of the board are appointed by the
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Governor
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Moderate mechanical pressure to the skin will produce a reaction called:
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Vasodilation
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How many hours of theory and demonstration of massage must an apprentice complete
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100 hours
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What part of the thumb is Shiatsu performed:
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The digital ball of thumb
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Gliding over the body is called
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Effleurage (Stroking)
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When vibration is performed over a prolonged period of time, the client could experience
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Numbing
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When you perform upward deep effleurage on the lower extremities, the movement is called:
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Centripetal (deep massage)
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What technique is used on scar tissue at old injury sites
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Friction (deep massage)
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If the draping of a client falls and exposes his or her private parts, you
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Excuse yourself, re-drape, continue
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Percussion should never be performed on
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Bony areas
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The muscular movement in which the muscle shortens is called
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Isotonic (ex. lifting weights)
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What technique uses the palm of the hand perpendicular to the body part:
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Compression
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How many members of the board must have three years of experience
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3
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How many years must a sponsoring massage therapist be licensed
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3 years
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Why is the pre-massage assessment and consultation
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Determines clients needs Assess for contraindications First impressions are important
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The complex process by which food is used by a living organism is:
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Metabolism
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When applying effleurage, the pressure throughout the stroke should be
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Even
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Which is the largest organ of the body?
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Skin
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How many bones does the body contain
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206
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The movement of blood through the arteries, veins, and back to the heart is called
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Cardiovascular flow
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The proportion of clorox or lysol suitable for cleaning bathrooms and floors is
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5%-10%
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Lymphatics eventually returns to the
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Veins
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Lightly stroking the body with the hand is called
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Feathering
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What part of the structure is the eyes nose and cheeks called
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Facial
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Skeletal or voluntary muscles must also be
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Striated
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Blood flows toward the heart through the
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Vena Cava (Vena is Latin word for vein)
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What type of draping is preferable for a male in the supine position
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Loose draping
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What is an abnormal mass of proliferating cells called
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Neoplasm
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Which letters indicate a carbohydate
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ase (suffix)
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Structural levels of organization from smallest to largest is
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Cells Tissues Organs Systems
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Any linen that is contaminated by soiled bodily fluids should be
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Washed in soap and water immediately
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The two systems responsible for gas exchange are
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Respiratory and cardiovascular
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Who do you receive your license from after passing the exam
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DCCA (Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs)
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What term means 'Farther away' or further from the crown/below
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Caudal or inferior
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What is pathology
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The study of disease
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A sudden involuntary contraction of a muscle is called
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Spasm
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NOT muscles involved in breathing, respiration
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Quadriceps
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Where is the linea alba
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It runs along the rectus abdomonis
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What is the most important muscle of the lower back
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QL
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What muscle laterally flexes or bend the trunk
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QL
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What muscle keeps the spine erect
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Sacros spinalis
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A Sprain usually involves_____________.
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Ligaments
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In the anatomic position, which muscle is anteromedial to the humerus
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Biceps
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Three types of nerve cells are
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Afferent Efferent Interneuron
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Freely moving joints are
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Diarthrotic
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First touch of massage___________
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Stimulate then relax
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Example of a hinge joint_____________
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Elbow Knee Finger
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The shoulder joint is an example of:
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Ball and socket joint
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The vagus nerve
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Controls the heart and lungs
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The rotator cuff includes
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S.I.T.S Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus,Teres minor, Subscapularis
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The definition of distal
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Farther away from fixed end, body, trunk, or origin
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The definition of lateral
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On the side; farther from the midline of center
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Which muscles assists in chewing, closing the jaw
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Temporalis
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What does DCCA mean
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Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
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Heat therapy is good for:
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Tight muscles Cramps Spams Heat circulates blood to help healing process
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All are signs of inflammation except
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Bruise (tenderness, swelling, pain, redness, are all signs of inflammation)
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The universal blood donor type is:
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O
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The universal recipient is:
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AB
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Where are the subclavian and acromian located
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Below the clavicle
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The mitral valve is found between
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Left atrium and left ventricle
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What artery supplies blood to the neck, chest and upper part of the body
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Subclavian
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What transports deoxygenated blood from the heart
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Arteries
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The smallest component of the vascular system are the
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Capillaries
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What is the function of red blood cells
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Transport gas
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What is the function of white blood cells
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Defends body
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Pancreas secrete what
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Insulin
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The pituitary gland secretes what
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Growth Hormones
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Which body system is responsible for the elimination of waste products
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Excretory system
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What do the kidneys secrete and excrete
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Urine or Uric acid
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The basic functional unit of the kidneys are
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Nephron
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What is the function of the ureters
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Carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder
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The basic unit of structure for bones is the:
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Osteons
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If your client has HIV, under which circumstance can you refuse treatment:
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A) When your client thinks he is infected B) When you are afraid of being infected C) Only when client admits D) NONE OF THE ABOVE
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Which bone connects the tibia, fibula, and the navicular
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Talus
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What is the main physiological benefit of massage
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Increase blood circulation
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Spongy bone tissue is found
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At the end of long bones
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The origin of the semimembranosus and the semitendinosis is the
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Ischial tuberosity
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If only one side of the sternocleidomastoid is flexed. This will produce a movement called
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Contra-lateral rotation
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What supervises cell activity?
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Nucleus
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If the client with a deep tan has reddish bumps on back, what do you do?
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Avoid the infected area and refer to MD
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An itchy swollen lesion that lasts only a few hours:
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Wheal
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Which of the following bland is effective to the increased body temperature
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Sudoriferous (sweat gland)
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Where ileocecal Valve located?
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Between small and large intestines
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During your assessment you notice your client has a fever. What do you do
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Do not massage
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Muscle tissue stimulated repeatedly without rest will experience
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Fatigue
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The gluteus medius and the gemullar obturator are in the
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Hip
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What is the color of heart chakra?
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Green (envy)
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Principal therapist shall notify the board in writing of all changes in addresses and in personnel within_______
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48 Hours of change
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Application therapist shall be responsible for maintaining a file at the office the board, containing the:
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Name and address of establishment, out-call service, names/nicknames, license #'s and current residence of all massage therapists employed by establishment or out-call
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To be qualified as a Principal Massage Therapist_______.
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You must have a state license
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"Direct" supervision means:
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The control, direction, and instruction of an apprentice by sponsoring therapist who shall be on premises when the apprentice is training.
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What skin condition is healthy all except?
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Grayish color (grey)
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_____________is the application of pressure into the inbody to spread tissue against underlying structures.
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Compression
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The fascial sheaths:
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Gel when standing liquefies on agitation
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Which artery supplies blood to forearms, wrist, and thumbside of hands, back of hands and outer fingers?
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Radial artery
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Lymphatic (drainage) systems excrete at all places except?
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Cranial
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Dark patches:
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Melanoma
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A client with edema can be massage where?
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Cause is due to not being able to move body parts
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Which muscle extends the shoulder?
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Latissimus Dorsi (Scapula = Trapezius)
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What would be the best technique to use on the client with a twisted ankle?
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Effleurage
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What inflammation of the vein?
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Phlebitis
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Massage has benefits because it:
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Is a general method that supports homeostasis
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Elbow is what to the shoulder?
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Distal or Farther
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What is the required for the state exam besides the 150 hours and 420 hours?
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CPR certificate
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Connecting tissue provides all of the following EXCEPT?
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Memory
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All of the following are muscles of inspiration except:
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Quadriceps
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Application for a new license must be made within_____ days after the death of the owner or upon transfer of the establishment and out-call service.
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10 Days
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An establishment or out-call massage service shall notify the board within_____ days after the disassociation of its principal therapist
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5
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The_____ is not board approved
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Principal Therapist
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The imaginary line that divides the body horizontally into upper and lower portion is?
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Transverse plane
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What does Homeostasis mean:
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Internal Balance Stable Relative Constancy
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The passage way from the Pharynx to the stomach is called:
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Esophagus
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What digestive changes occurs in the small intestine?
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Food is completely digested and converted into absorbable substances
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C.M.E.N
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Connective Muscle Epithelial Neurons
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The skin layer which contains fat cells, blood and lymph vessels, seat and oil glands, hair follicles and nerve endings?
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Reticular layer
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The Bones of the upper and lower extremities including their corresponding girdles make up the ______ skeleton
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Appendicular
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The effect of compression on the nervous system is:
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Invigorating, produces lasting hyperemia in the tissue.
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Chucking, rolling, wringing, shaking are employed principally to massage which locations?
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Arms and legs (limbs)
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Blood in pulmonary arteries has high concentration of:
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Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
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Which muscle tissue is involuntary, non-straited and controlled by ANS and found in hollow organs?
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Smooth and retracts jaw
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"Sponsoring" Massage Therapist means:
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The therapist is licensed in a state for at least 3 years. Responsible for the direct supervision for an apprentice
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Proprioceptors:
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Assist in muscle function
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How do you avoid rancid odors collecting in sheets?
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Wash daily
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The suffix ase normally indicates a:
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Enzyme
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What occurs in the mouth:
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Saliva
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An apprentice must complete no less than ______ hours
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420
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What does ose mean:
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Sugars or carbohydrates
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Following are all facial membrane except
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Epithelial fascia
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What is anatomy
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The structure of the gross structure of the body or the study of an organism and the interrelation of its parts
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A system that keeps clients/therapists safe from diseases of blood?
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Universal precaution
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Connective tissue structure supports except:
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Memory Scar information
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How many main systems of the body are there?
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10
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If a massage practitioner has been experiencing increasingly severe low back pain and has a full practice of 20 clients/week what should they do to help themselves?
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Raise the table height to prevent torso bending to reduce back strain
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To prevent allergic reactions, the lubricant should have what scent?
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It should be scent free
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If a client complains of discomfort at the end of the stroke, what is the probable reason?
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The compressive force is distributed over a narrow base at the end of the stroke.
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C.N.S
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Central Nerve System
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