NCBTMB EXAM 2024-2025 |ACTUAL COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ) ALREADY
GRADED A+.
When working with a bedridden client, the client requests help with an
I.V. How should the therapist respond? - ANSWER-"Let me call your
nurse."
Active stretches are usually held between: - ANSWER-10 and 15
seconds
What percentage of all items collected as payment for treatment
delivered required to be claimed for tax purposes? - ANSWER-100% -
Everything must be claimed.
In general, a client in hospice care can only tolerate how many
minutes of touch? - ANSWER-15 to 20 minutes
A resisted stretch has how many phases? - ANSWER-2
How much advanced notice should a therapist give clients if she is
closing her business? - ANSWER-2 months
How long are NCBTMB Certified massage therapists required to keep
client files after the last session the therapist has with a client? -
ANSWER-4 years
,What years were considered the Dark Ages for massage? - ANSWER-
450 - 1430 AD
The epidermis can be subdivided into: - ANSWER-5 layers
Normal anterior pelvic tilt ranges between: - ANSWER-5-10 degrees
A chronic disease is manifested by signs and symptoms occurring
more than: - ANSWER-6 months
NCBTMB states that a client-therapist relationship must be
discontinued for how long before a therapist can date the client? -
ANSWER-6 months
The normal rate of craniosacral rhythm in humans is between
_____________ cycles per minute. - ANSWER-6 to 12
In one gait cycle, the stance phase normally accounts for
approximately ___________ of the cycle? - ANSWER-60%
Which of the following vitamins has an important role in maintaining
the health of eyes, skin and mucosal membranes? - ANSWER-A
Which of the following is not considered a local contraindication? -
ANSWER-a client with an exacerbated case of systemic lupus
erythematosus
,Which of the following statements regarding ovarian cancer is true? -
ANSWER-A fairly common form of cancer with high mortality.
Fungal spores are transmitted by: - ANSWER-a fomite
According to Gait Theory, when running: - ANSWER-a greater
proportion of the cycle is spent on the swing phase
Where did the Hippocratic Oath originate? - ANSWER-a Greek
physician
Which describes a small local involuntary muscular contraction that
occurs in a muscle supplied by a single motor nerve fiber or filament?
- ANSWER-a muscle twitch
Which best describes reciprocal inhibition? - ANSWER-A neurological
reflex that causes the agonist to release while engaging the
antagonist.
Which of the following statements describes a pathogen? - ANSWERA
pathogen is a disease causing organism.
Which of the following statements about factors effecting one's
adaptation to stress is true? - ANSWER-A person's physiological
response to similar stressors manifest the same response.
, What does the drawer test determine? - ANSWER-A rupture of one of
the cruciate ligaments
Which is most important to provide an abused client? - ANSWER-A
safe environment.
Contraindication means: - ANSWER-a specific condition in which a
procedure is not advised
Cellulitis is categorized as: - ANSWER-a streptococcal infection
Ovulation is stimulated by: - ANSWER-a surge in luteinizing hormone
(LH)
Which of the following best describes proprioception? - ANSWER-A
system of sensory and motor nerve activity that provides information
to the CNS about the position of different body parts.
Who can a therapist give client information to? - ANSWER-A therapist
may only transfer client information if the information is subpoenaed
or the therapist receives signed consent.
Strenthening which muscles would help correct an anterior pelvic tilt?
- ANSWER-Abdominal
Passive extension of the torso will stretch which of the following
muscles? - ANSWER-abdominals
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ) ALREADY
GRADED A+.
When working with a bedridden client, the client requests help with an
I.V. How should the therapist respond? - ANSWER-"Let me call your
nurse."
Active stretches are usually held between: - ANSWER-10 and 15
seconds
What percentage of all items collected as payment for treatment
delivered required to be claimed for tax purposes? - ANSWER-100% -
Everything must be claimed.
In general, a client in hospice care can only tolerate how many
minutes of touch? - ANSWER-15 to 20 minutes
A resisted stretch has how many phases? - ANSWER-2
How much advanced notice should a therapist give clients if she is
closing her business? - ANSWER-2 months
How long are NCBTMB Certified massage therapists required to keep
client files after the last session the therapist has with a client? -
ANSWER-4 years
,What years were considered the Dark Ages for massage? - ANSWER-
450 - 1430 AD
The epidermis can be subdivided into: - ANSWER-5 layers
Normal anterior pelvic tilt ranges between: - ANSWER-5-10 degrees
A chronic disease is manifested by signs and symptoms occurring
more than: - ANSWER-6 months
NCBTMB states that a client-therapist relationship must be
discontinued for how long before a therapist can date the client? -
ANSWER-6 months
The normal rate of craniosacral rhythm in humans is between
_____________ cycles per minute. - ANSWER-6 to 12
In one gait cycle, the stance phase normally accounts for
approximately ___________ of the cycle? - ANSWER-60%
Which of the following vitamins has an important role in maintaining
the health of eyes, skin and mucosal membranes? - ANSWER-A
Which of the following is not considered a local contraindication? -
ANSWER-a client with an exacerbated case of systemic lupus
erythematosus
,Which of the following statements regarding ovarian cancer is true? -
ANSWER-A fairly common form of cancer with high mortality.
Fungal spores are transmitted by: - ANSWER-a fomite
According to Gait Theory, when running: - ANSWER-a greater
proportion of the cycle is spent on the swing phase
Where did the Hippocratic Oath originate? - ANSWER-a Greek
physician
Which describes a small local involuntary muscular contraction that
occurs in a muscle supplied by a single motor nerve fiber or filament?
- ANSWER-a muscle twitch
Which best describes reciprocal inhibition? - ANSWER-A neurological
reflex that causes the agonist to release while engaging the
antagonist.
Which of the following statements describes a pathogen? - ANSWERA
pathogen is a disease causing organism.
Which of the following statements about factors effecting one's
adaptation to stress is true? - ANSWER-A person's physiological
response to similar stressors manifest the same response.
, What does the drawer test determine? - ANSWER-A rupture of one of
the cruciate ligaments
Which is most important to provide an abused client? - ANSWER-A
safe environment.
Contraindication means: - ANSWER-a specific condition in which a
procedure is not advised
Cellulitis is categorized as: - ANSWER-a streptococcal infection
Ovulation is stimulated by: - ANSWER-a surge in luteinizing hormone
(LH)
Which of the following best describes proprioception? - ANSWER-A
system of sensory and motor nerve activity that provides information
to the CNS about the position of different body parts.
Who can a therapist give client information to? - ANSWER-A therapist
may only transfer client information if the information is subpoenaed
or the therapist receives signed consent.
Strenthening which muscles would help correct an anterior pelvic tilt?
- ANSWER-Abdominal
Passive extension of the torso will stretch which of the following
muscles? - ANSWER-abdominals
