Massage Therapy
CLIENT ASSESSMENT, REASSESSMENT & TREATMENT PLANNING:
Study Exam Questions
1. What type of pain is defined as pain that cannot be controlled with standard medical
care, and is often considered a severe form of chronic pain? Intractable pain
2. Visual assessment of a massage client reveals a normal degree of ler angle at the elbow
joining (cubital valgus) when the elbow is fully extended. This angle is known as the?
Carrying angle
3. What bony land is found at the distal end of the humerus and is the location of tennis
elbow symptoms? Lateral epicondyle
4. One way to measure leg length is to measure the distance between which two bony
landmarks? ASIS and the medial malleolus (Anterior Superior Iliac Spine)
5. What is another term used in gait analysis to indicate initial contact? Heel strike
6. What information should always be included on the informed consent form? Expected
benefits and potential risks of treatment
7. A client sitting upright in a straight back chair turns her head as the therapist measures
cervical rotation. In what plane of motions is cervical rotation? Transverse
8. A client that demonstrates full plantarflexion range of motion is able to move the ankle
from 0 degrees (neutral) to __________ degrees of plantarflexion? 50 degrees
CLIENT ASSESSMENT, REASSESSMENT & TREATMENT PLANNING:
Study Exam Questions
1. What type of pain is defined as pain that cannot be controlled with standard medical
care, and is often considered a severe form of chronic pain? Intractable pain
2. Visual assessment of a massage client reveals a normal degree of ler angle at the elbow
joining (cubital valgus) when the elbow is fully extended. This angle is known as the?
Carrying angle
3. What bony land is found at the distal end of the humerus and is the location of tennis
elbow symptoms? Lateral epicondyle
4. One way to measure leg length is to measure the distance between which two bony
landmarks? ASIS and the medial malleolus (Anterior Superior Iliac Spine)
5. What is another term used in gait analysis to indicate initial contact? Heel strike
6. What information should always be included on the informed consent form? Expected
benefits and potential risks of treatment
7. A client sitting upright in a straight back chair turns her head as the therapist measures
cervical rotation. In what plane of motions is cervical rotation? Transverse
8. A client that demonstrates full plantarflexion range of motion is able to move the ankle
from 0 degrees (neutral) to __________ degrees of plantarflexion? 50 degrees