MASSAGE THERAPY MBLEX UPDATED SET
ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Business Practices - ✔✔Complying with all laws regarding sexual harassment and
following acceptable accounting practices is indicated in which Standard of Practice
section?
✔✔Intervertebral bodies and public symphysis - ✔✔Where are the amphiarthrotic joints
found in the body?
✔✔Determined only by what the clients want - ✔✔What statement is not part of a
vertebral treatment plan?
✔✔A therapist's emotional reactions patterned after their client's transference - ✔✔What
is Counter-Transference
✔✔Palmar fascia flexion deformity of the fingers - ✔✔Dupuytren's Contracture is
defined as a(n)
✔✔Piriformis - ✔✔You have performed a postural assessment on your client who was
in a marathon three days ago, both legs have mild lateral rotation, what muscle would
be short and hypertonic?
✔✔Overuse injury - ✔✔Any repeated activity, occupational or recreational, can lead to
a(n)
✔✔Teres major and minor - ✔✔The lateral border of the scapula is the origin for what
two muscles?
✔✔Temperature, tone, tenderness, and texture - ✔✔What are the four "T"'s of
Palpation?
, ✔✔The knowledge base and practice parameters of a profession - ✔✔Each state has
varying regulations, which of the following is the best overall definition of scope of
practice?
✔✔Wrist and elbow flexors - ✔✔Out of the following postural muscles, which is not a
weak primarily phasic muscle?
✔✔Conditions of the PNS - ✔✔Piriformis syndrome is a condition involving
compressions of the sciatic nerve and is termed a(n)
✔✔Blood Sugar - ✔✔Glucose is also known as
✔✔Hemiplegia - ✔✔Of the following pathologies, what is not a respiratory condition?
✔✔Create informed healthcare consumers - ✔✔What is the purpose of a treatment
description?
✔✔Anterior - ✔✔The repetitive hip flexor bursitis can be assessed on what section of
the proximal thigh?
✔✔Esthetics - ✔✔All of the following occupations work together with massage therapy,
choose the one that is defined as one who cleans and beautifies the skin?
✔✔100% - ✔✔When you have a barter agreement, how much do you have to claim to
the IRS?
✔✔Patella - ✔✔What bone is the largest sesamoid in the body?
✔✔Painful non-articular rheumatic condition of at least three months duration with
tender points at 11 of 18 prescribed locations - ✔✔Fibromyalgia (FM) is defined as
✔✔Palmaris Longus - ✔✔Out of all the muscles that attach to the humeroulnar and
humeroradial joints, what muscle would be assessed when flexion is performed?
✔✔Pubic symphysis and intervertebral bodies - ✔✔The three structural joint types are
synarthrotic, amphiarthrotic, diarthrotic, what joints are amphiarthrotic.
✔✔Conditions of the CNS - ✔✔Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that causes
demyelination of nerves, it is termed a
✔✔Refer to chiropractor, physiotherapist, or osteopath - ✔✔You have treated a client
with whiplash for the past six weeks without an improvement in their condition. What is
your next approach?
ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Business Practices - ✔✔Complying with all laws regarding sexual harassment and
following acceptable accounting practices is indicated in which Standard of Practice
section?
✔✔Intervertebral bodies and public symphysis - ✔✔Where are the amphiarthrotic joints
found in the body?
✔✔Determined only by what the clients want - ✔✔What statement is not part of a
vertebral treatment plan?
✔✔A therapist's emotional reactions patterned after their client's transference - ✔✔What
is Counter-Transference
✔✔Palmar fascia flexion deformity of the fingers - ✔✔Dupuytren's Contracture is
defined as a(n)
✔✔Piriformis - ✔✔You have performed a postural assessment on your client who was
in a marathon three days ago, both legs have mild lateral rotation, what muscle would
be short and hypertonic?
✔✔Overuse injury - ✔✔Any repeated activity, occupational or recreational, can lead to
a(n)
✔✔Teres major and minor - ✔✔The lateral border of the scapula is the origin for what
two muscles?
✔✔Temperature, tone, tenderness, and texture - ✔✔What are the four "T"'s of
Palpation?
, ✔✔The knowledge base and practice parameters of a profession - ✔✔Each state has
varying regulations, which of the following is the best overall definition of scope of
practice?
✔✔Wrist and elbow flexors - ✔✔Out of the following postural muscles, which is not a
weak primarily phasic muscle?
✔✔Conditions of the PNS - ✔✔Piriformis syndrome is a condition involving
compressions of the sciatic nerve and is termed a(n)
✔✔Blood Sugar - ✔✔Glucose is also known as
✔✔Hemiplegia - ✔✔Of the following pathologies, what is not a respiratory condition?
✔✔Create informed healthcare consumers - ✔✔What is the purpose of a treatment
description?
✔✔Anterior - ✔✔The repetitive hip flexor bursitis can be assessed on what section of
the proximal thigh?
✔✔Esthetics - ✔✔All of the following occupations work together with massage therapy,
choose the one that is defined as one who cleans and beautifies the skin?
✔✔100% - ✔✔When you have a barter agreement, how much do you have to claim to
the IRS?
✔✔Patella - ✔✔What bone is the largest sesamoid in the body?
✔✔Painful non-articular rheumatic condition of at least three months duration with
tender points at 11 of 18 prescribed locations - ✔✔Fibromyalgia (FM) is defined as
✔✔Palmaris Longus - ✔✔Out of all the muscles that attach to the humeroulnar and
humeroradial joints, what muscle would be assessed when flexion is performed?
✔✔Pubic symphysis and intervertebral bodies - ✔✔The three structural joint types are
synarthrotic, amphiarthrotic, diarthrotic, what joints are amphiarthrotic.
✔✔Conditions of the CNS - ✔✔Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that causes
demyelination of nerves, it is termed a
✔✔Refer to chiropractor, physiotherapist, or osteopath - ✔✔You have treated a client
with whiplash for the past six weeks without an improvement in their condition. What is
your next approach?
