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The scientific study of the relationship of anatomy and physiology to the work of humans is known as: |
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| | A) | Biomechanics |
| | B) | Ergonomics |
| | C) | Kinesiology |
| | D) | Efficiency principle |
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When deciding how much lubricant to use, consider all these factors EXCEPT: |
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| | A) | Whether the client has dry skin |
| | B) | What the lubricant smells like |
| | C) | How emollient the lubricant is |
| | D) | The amount of client's body hair |
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For prone draping of the back, undrape the client to the level of: |
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| | A) | L4 |
| | B) | 12th rib |
| | C) | PSIS |
| | D) | Middle of the gluteals |
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This is the most widely used stroke in massage therapy. |
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| | A) | Petrissage |
| | B) | Effleurage |
| | C) | Friction |
| | D) | Tapotment |
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This injury results from an accumulation of micro-traumas related to inefficient biomechanics, poor posture, incorrect work habits, or constant motion. |
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| | A) | Ergonomic injury |
| | B) | Repetitive motion injury |
| | C) | Postural injury |
| | D) | Biomechanical injury |
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Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when determining client positioning? |
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| | A) | The client should be as comfortable as possible. |
| | B) | The client's body should be properly aligned. |
| | C) | The client may be moved frequently. |
| | D) | The client's position should be adjusted based on his or her physical limitations and individual situation. |
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In the side-lying position, it is important to adjust: |
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| | A) | The amount of lubricant used |
| | B) | The table height |
| | C) | The side you start working on first |
| | D) | The lighting |
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For the two main stances used in massage therapy, this principle ensures that proper alignment involves bending at the knees and not the waist in order to lower the body to reach the client. |
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| | A) | Pressure comes from body weight. |
| | B) | Keep the low back straight. |
| | C) | Keep a proper distance from the client. |
| | D) | Maintain a constant distance between the hands and the abdomen. |
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Reduction of blood pressure, decreased arousal of the sympathetic nervous system, and changes in hormone levels are examples of which type of massage response? |
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| | A) | Energetic |
| | B) | Mechanical |
| | C) | Reflexive |
| | D) | Standard |
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In clinical massage, it is better to work with the table slightly lower than normal. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |
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A common mistake for a therapist is to fail to adjust the height of the table for individual clients. |
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| | A) | True |
| | B) | False |
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What are the three questions to consider when purchasing equipment?
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In the prone position, the client's neck should be in the position. |
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List four uses of effleurage.
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What are four uses of tapotment?
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List four ways to reduce repetitive motion injuries.
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For prone draping of the back, undrape the client to the level of the . |
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effects of massage occur through the nervous system. |
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Describe how to drape the chest of a female client in the supine position. |
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Explain how the depth of the massage stroke is controlled by the client. |
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