PMT 172 Final Exam Study- Quiz Bank 2022

PMT 172 Final Exam Study- Quiz Bank 2022 Which muscle in this chapter is the most powerful supinator? Biceps Brachii The wrist is formed by how many carpal bones? 8 What is another name for radial deviation? Abduction What is another name for ulnar deviation? Adduction The elbow joint is classified as what kind of joint? Hinge / Ginglymus Which muscle in this chapter is the primary flexor of the elbow? Brachialis How many heads does the triceps have and what are the names? Long, Lateral, Medial Which muscle in this chapter has an attachment site at the coracoid process and resists downward dislocation of the shoulder joint? Coracobrachialis How many bones are in the wrist and hand? 27 The wrist joint is classified as what type of joint? Condyloid What is the common attachment point for all of the flexors of the hand and wrist? Medial epicondyle What is the common attachment point for all of the extensors of the hand and wrist? Lateral epicondyle Which muscle is a synergist with triceps in elbow extension and is nicknamed "Triceps Little Helper"? Anconeus List the carpal bones in order, from proximal to distal Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform, Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate Which muscle is contracting when in the "power phase" of a push-up? Triceps brachii Which muscles pronate the forearm and can entrap the median nerve, mimicking carpal tunnel syndrome? Pronator teres Which muscle is responsible for returning the forearm to neutral position from supination and pronation and is nicknamed the 'hitchhiker muscle'? Brachioradialis What is another name for the thumb? Pollux The carpometacarpal joint of the thumb is classified as what kind of joint? Saddle Which muscle in this chapter is the strongest antagonist to biceps brachii? Brachialis The process of recording, summarizing, and analyzing financial transactions Accounting The dividing of geographic areas into regions so certain restrictions can be made by the city Zoning Expresses reasons why your business exists and its core objectives Mission Statement The remaining income after taxes and expenses have been deducted Net income A business of a single owner Sole proprietorship Covers cost that arise from personal injury and property damage while client is on your property General liability insurance A business entity that is granted a charter recognizing it as a separate legal entity Corporation A business owned by two or more people Partnership Recording of financial transactions Bookkeeping A formal and legally binding agreement that outlines expectations, duties, and responsibilities Contract Developed by Moshe Feldenkrais; uses physical movement to focus learning on the juncture of thought and action Feldenkrais method Founded by Ida Rolf; involves a form of deep tissue work for reordering the body so as to bring its major segments into a finger vertical alignment Rolfing Joseph Heller founded this method that, along with structural integration, incorporates a movement reeducation process Hellerwork Form of deep massage that applies concentrated finger pressure specifically to individual muscles Neuromuscular Massage Uses techniques similar to Swedish and deep tissue but adapted to deal with athletes. Sports massage Japanese word for "universal life force energy" Reiki Developed by Randolph Stone, a form of energy work that is based on the body having positive and negative poles Polarity Marion Rosen founded this method that uses gentle, non-intrusive touch and verbal exchange between client and practitioner to draw the client's attention to areas of holding. Rosen method Method that involves the manual stimulation of reflex points in the ears, hands, and feet. Reflexology This method, developed by Milton Trager, uses gentle movements to help release deep-seated physical and mental patterns Trager What is the concept of energy called in Japanese? Ki Which of the following Japanese bodywork therapies uses pressure on the surface of the skin along energy channels called meridians to regain and maintain a harmonic flow of energy throughout the body/mind/spirit? Shiatsu Which of the following represents Yin and Yang, formed by a complete circle, divided in two sides, one black, one white, each containing a smaller circle of the opposite color within itself? Tai Ji What are the pathways called in which energy flows? Meridians What are points along meridians where energy concentrates and surfaces as vortices of Ki? Tsubos What is the term used to describe a body inch, measured by the width of the client's own thumb knuckle? Cun What is a term used to describe the lower abdomen, or the geographical center of the body's balance? Hara Where is the dan tien located? An inch or two below and behind the navel What are the two main techniques used in shiatsu? Palming and thumbing Zen shiatsu techniques are performed on the prone client from where toward where? Sacrum toward the feet The hara is the body's center of what? Gravity and balance Tai Chi is loosely defined as "highest energy." True In Chinese philosophy, there exists the concept of "chi", a vital force that animates the body True