MBLEX Questions and Answers with Verified Solutions

MBLEX Questions and Answers with Verified Solutions Where might a massage therapist find it more challenging to maintain professionalism and boundaries: outdoors, in their own home, at a client's residence, or at a sports event? Client's residence What term is used to describe the facet joints of the spine: vertebral apophyseals, zygapophyseals, zygomatic arches, or transverse processes? Zygapophyseals Which syndrome causes swelling in the lower leg muscles, leading to compression of neurovascular structures: Restless Leg, Tarsal Tunnel, Piriformis, or Compartment syndrome? Compartment syndrome When considering taking on a friend as a client, what is essential: approval from state or local massage boards, using professional judgment, setting flexible boundaries, or making special accommodations? Professional judgment 2 Which assessment technique is used to observe how a client walks: Gait assessment, Postural analysis, Range of Motion testing, or Post-treatment evaluation? Gait assessment Which movement stretches the fibers of the quadratus lumborum on the right side of the body: lifting the hip, bending sideways to the right, bending sideways to the left, or extending the spine? Bending sideways to the left Which external force is most effective for elongating soft tissue: twisting, shearing, compressive, or tensile force? Tensile force Which movement shortens the fibers of the rectus abdominis muscle: extending, flexing, rotating, or pronating? Flexing In muscle terminology, what does "pronator" indicate: location, action, size, or shape? Action 3 What term describes an overuse condition affecting the front or back regions of the lower leg: shin splints, gout, tarsal tunnel syndrome, or piriformis entrapment? Shin splints What effect does a massage therapist achieve by performing superficial strokes on a client: mechanical, chemical, reflexive, or thermal effect? Reflexive effect Which muscle forms the upper part of the shoulder joint: trapezius, teres minor, teres major, or deltoid? Deltoid Among these joints, which allows for the greatest range of movement: atlantooccipital, symphysis pubis, sacroiliac, or acetabulofemoral