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- 1.The Short-term applications of cold agents have which IMMEDIATE effects?
- A.
Reducing pain and causing vasodilatation
- B.
Reducing pain and causing vasoconstriction
- C.
Increasing local production of lymph
- D.
Increasing local production of white blood cells
- 2.What effects does practicing yoga have on the nervous system?
- A.
Increase control over the Central Nervous System and decrease glandular secretion
- B.
Increase neuromuscular tension and mental fatigue'
- C.
Decrease levels of somatotropic hormone and alter states of consciousness
- D.
Increase control over healthy body functions and mental balance
- 3.According to the Oriental massage/bodywork, the hara is known as the:
- A.
Ming men, the Gate' of Life
- B.
Energetic center of the body
- C.
Confluence of Yang channels
- D.
Pathway for distributing Qi
- 4.The income form of a gift certificate becomes taxable when the certificate is:
- A.
Redeemed
- B.
Purchased
- C.
Donated
- D.
Expired
- 5.What muscle do you have to be careful when massaging do to its proximity to the common carotid artery?
- A.
Pectoralis major
- B.
Sternocleidomastoid
- C.
Coracobrachialis
- D.
Popliteus
- 6.Who is in charge of taking blood circulation to the lungs?
- A.
Left ventricle
- B.
Left atrium
- C.
Right atrium
- D.
Right ventricle
- 7.In a flexion of the thigh what can you palpate over AlIS (anterior inferior iliac spine)?
- A.
Vastus lateralis
- B.
Rectus femoris
- C.
Biceps femoris
- D.
Vastus medialis
- 8.What are the functions of the gluteus medius?
- A.
Medial rotation and abduction of the hip
- B.
Medial rotation and adduction of the hip
- C.
Medial rotation and extension of the hip
- D.
Lateral rotation and abduction of the hip
- 9.Where is the 6th chakra located?
- A.
Navel
- B.
Top of the head
- C.
Chest
- D.
Brow (forehead)
- 10.If you rotate the leg, what muscle can press the sciatic nerve?
- A.
Quadratus lumborum.
- B.
Piriformis.
- C.
Gracilis.
- D.
Pectineus.
- 11.What is the connective tissue that contain cerebrospinal fluid and is forming the craniosacral hydraulic system?
- A.
Ligaments.
- B.
Fascia.
- C.
Meninges.
- D.
Neuroglia.
- 12.Who is in charge of controlling the glucose's level in blood?
- A.
Testosterone
- B.
Insulin
- C.
Globulin
- D.
Melanin
- 13.What do you do to a patient with constipation problems?
- A.
Effleurage stroke clockwise in the abdomen
- B.
Percussion stroke clockwise on the abdomen
- C.
Aura stroke clockwise on the abdomen
- D.
Skin rolling clockwise on the abdomen
- 14.When a client presents difficulty flexing the elbow and abducting the shoulder, which muscles are damaged?
- A.
Biceps brachii & brachialis
- B.
Deltoid & triceps
- C.
Biceps femoris & deltoid
- D.
Biceps brachii & deltoid
- 15.What kind of essences are used in aromatherapy?
- A.
Dry flowers
- B.
Essential oils
- C.
Sun flowers
- D.
Mineral oils
- 16.Lying supine with feet and legs elevated is helpful for?
- A.
Lower extremity edema
- B.
Muscle cramps
- C.
Esophageal reflux
- D.
Hiatal hernia
- 17.When a client mentions during a session that he or she is considering suicide the massage/bodywork practitioner should:
- A.
Schedule treatment for the next day
- B.
Maintain confidentiality at all costs
- C.
Refer to mental health care professional
- D.
Counsel the client to not take life so seriously
- 18.A client asks be touched sexually during a session. It would be inappropriate for the practitioner to comply with this request because it violates:
- A.
Ethical boundaries
- B.
Internal guidelines
- C.
Cultural limitations
- D.
Personal boundaries
- 19.At the end of a session, a supine client's scapulae are still adbucted, lifting the shoulders off the table. A helpful recommendation by the practitioner would be:
- A.
Pectoralis major stretches y seratus anterior
- B.
Quadratus lumborum stretches
- C.
Lateral neck stretches
- D.
Rhomboids stretches
- 20.During the acute stage of sprain/strain, a treatment goal of massage is to:
- A.
Stimulate vasodilatation
- B.
Decrease circulation
- C.
Increase sympathetic activity
- D.
Decrease secondary muscle spasm
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