MBLEX practice Exam 20 (2023)

MBLEX practice Exam 20 (2023) How is research validated? - Correct Answer-Further research to replicate findings What are the heart, liver, and lungs? - Correct Answer-Organs What consists of elongated cells that can use ATP to generate force? - Correct AnswerMuscle tissue Which system includes sebaceous glands, sweat glands, and breasts? - Correct Answer-Integumentary What is the fleshy part in the middle of the muscle? - Correct Answer-Belly **Which is the "rest and digest" nervous system?** - Correct Answer-Parasympathetic What are irregular small bony plates found at the end of long bones and in the center of other bones? - Correct Answer-Periosteum Which system includes glands such as the hypothalamus, hypophysis, thyroid, and thymus? - Correct Answer-Endocrine **What is the universal recipient blood type?** - Correct Answer-AB positive What type of immunity is genetically determined? - Correct Answer-Innate Which system controls sex hormones and includes the female mammary glands? - Correct Answer-Reproductive **What is the range of the length of the phase of healing in which the bleeding stops and inflammation occurs?** - Correct Answer-2-3 days to 2-3 weeks Which region of the trunk has twelve vertebrae? - Correct Answer-Thoracic **Which means the ends are bent inward, or bent toward the midline:><, knockkneed?** - Correct Answer-Valgus deformity Where is the humerus relative to the radius? - Correct Answer-Proximal Which region of the trunk has five vertebrae? - Correct Answer-Lumbar What is the belly referred to in the Shiatsu method? - Correct Answer-Hara **Which dermatone is located by the toes, the most inferior?** - Correct Answer-L5 Which of these muscles inserts on the clavicle? - Correct Answer-Subclavius Shin splints are pain in what bone? - Correct Answer-Tibia **Where is the medial epicondyle of the humerus?** - Correct Answer-Directly medial from olecranon process What progresses down the spine? - Correct Answer-Lamina groove **Where are the jugular notch, sternal angle, and xiphoid process?** - Correct AnswerT2, T4 and T10 of vertebral column What is the functional class of the joints where the bones of skull meet? - Correct Answer-Synarthrosis **Which is an action of infraspinatus?** - Correct Answer-Adduct the shoulder **Which muscle inserts on the head of the fibula?** - Correct Answer-Biceps femoris Which muscle pronates and supinates? - Correct Answer-Branchioradialis Which muscle decreases the space of the thoracic cavity? - Correct Answer-Internal intercostals **What is an eccentric contraction of the biceps femoris?** - Correct Answer-Sit ups Deep knee bends Squats **Which proprioceptors send impulses to the central nervous system that lead to muscle relaxation?** - Correct Answer-Golgi tendon organs **What are small movements essential for proper joint function?** - Correct AnswerJoint play Which is a hinge joint? - Correct Answer-Elbow What is pain from an amputated limb? - Correct Answer-Phantom pain What is a physical injury or wound caused by external force or violence? - Correct Answer-Trauma What is the relative constant state maintained by the physiology of the body? - Correct Answer-Homeostasis Which is generally indicated for massage? - Correct Answer-Joint stiffness **What refers to the tendency for oscillating bodies to move in a synchronized, harmonic manner?** - Correct Answer-Entrainment What is a progressive inflammatory condition that may affect any part of the GI tract? - Correct Answer-Crohn's disease What are the implications for massage for a client taking anticoagulants? - Correct Answer-Avoid massage methods that can lead to bruising, including compression **What are the implications for massage for a client taking anti-inflammatory medications?** - Correct Answer-Avoid techniques that could cause inflammation Feedback mechanisms are not accurate The massage could reduce muscle spasms What natural supplement is used for coughs? - Correct Answer-Eucalyptus **What is mainly caused by a Vitamin D deficiency?** - Correct Answer-Rickets What are symptoms of a disease? - Correct Answer-The described problems of a disease What are internal perceptions or external stimuli that demand a change in the body? - Correct Answer-Stressors **What is the second stage of the general adaptation syndrome?** - Correct AnswerResistance reactions **What is medial epicondylitits?** - Correct Answer-Golfer's or pitcher's elbow Which nerve is associated with both supinator and the latural head of the triceps? - Correct Answer-Radial **Where is the inguinal triangle endangerment site?** - Correct Answer-Sartorius, adductor longus, inguinal ligament **What is a reflexive effect of massage?** - Correct Answer-Pain reduction **What is an effect of massage on the skin?** - Correct Answer-Reduces superficial keloid formation **Which condition can benefit from massage?** - Continues....