MASSAGE THERAPY MCQ TEST
FINAL EXAM COMPLETE ACCURATE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
what is the loose-packed position and closed-
packed position of the knee? - ....ANSWER...Loose -
25 degree of flexion
closed - full extension and external rotation
What happens to tibia & fibula when the knee goes
into flexion vs extension? - ....ANSWER...flexion - the
tibia glides posteriorly on the femur
extension - the tibia glides anteriorly on the femur
What is the talocrural joint? - ....ANSWER...Includes
two articulations a medial joint between the tibia and
talus and a lateral joint between the fibula and talus.
,What is the medial ligament of the ankle called as a
group? - ....ANSWER...Deltoid ligament
What are the names of the individual medial
ligaments of the ankle? - ....ANSWER...Tibonavicular,
anterior tibiotalar, posterior tibiotalar, and
tibialcalcaneal
What happened to the talus in dorsiflexion vs
plantarflexion? - ....ANSWER...dorsi - posterior glide
of the talus
plantar - anterior glide of the talus
what bone of the foot has no muscular attachments?
- ....ANSWER...talus
What are the 3 arches of the foot? -
....ANSWER...medial longitudinal, lateral longitudinal,
transverse
where is the medial longitudinal arch? What is it
formed by? - ....ANSWER...usually higher than others,
formed by calcaneus, talus, navicular, 3 cuneiforms
and medial 3 metatarsals
,Where is the lateral longitudinal arch? -
....ANSWER...rests on ground in standing, formed by
calcaneus, cuboid and lateral 2 metatarsals
Where is the transverse arch? - ....ANSWER...formed
by cuboid, cuneiforms and base of metatarsals
What is the difference between direct attachments
and indirect attachment of a muscle? -
....ANSWER...direct - the muscle attaches to the
periosteum or perichondrium of a bone
indirect - muscle attaches to bone by tendons or
aponeurosis
What are fascicles? - ....ANSWER...bundles of muscle
fibers
What are the properties of muscle tissue? -
....ANSWER...contractility, excitability, extensibility,
elasticity
, What is the difference between superficial fascia and
deep fascia? - ....ANSWER...Superficial - loose
connective tissue
deep - dense irregular tissue around a muscle, binds
muscles into functional group
Aponeurosis - ....ANSWER...strong sheet of tissue
that acts as a tendon to attach muscles to bone
retinaculum - ....ANSWER...Strips of fascia that wrap
the ankle and wrist to holds tendons close to the
bone
Empimysium - ....ANSWER...covers entire muscle
Perimysium - ....ANSWER...Connective tissue
surrounding a fascicle
Endomysium - ....ANSWER...Connective tissue
surrounding a muscle fiber
What are the 2 parts of the skull? -
....ANSWER...neurocranium and fascial skeleton
FINAL EXAM COMPLETE ACCURATE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
what is the loose-packed position and closed-
packed position of the knee? - ....ANSWER...Loose -
25 degree of flexion
closed - full extension and external rotation
What happens to tibia & fibula when the knee goes
into flexion vs extension? - ....ANSWER...flexion - the
tibia glides posteriorly on the femur
extension - the tibia glides anteriorly on the femur
What is the talocrural joint? - ....ANSWER...Includes
two articulations a medial joint between the tibia and
talus and a lateral joint between the fibula and talus.
,What is the medial ligament of the ankle called as a
group? - ....ANSWER...Deltoid ligament
What are the names of the individual medial
ligaments of the ankle? - ....ANSWER...Tibonavicular,
anterior tibiotalar, posterior tibiotalar, and
tibialcalcaneal
What happened to the talus in dorsiflexion vs
plantarflexion? - ....ANSWER...dorsi - posterior glide
of the talus
plantar - anterior glide of the talus
what bone of the foot has no muscular attachments?
- ....ANSWER...talus
What are the 3 arches of the foot? -
....ANSWER...medial longitudinal, lateral longitudinal,
transverse
where is the medial longitudinal arch? What is it
formed by? - ....ANSWER...usually higher than others,
formed by calcaneus, talus, navicular, 3 cuneiforms
and medial 3 metatarsals
,Where is the lateral longitudinal arch? -
....ANSWER...rests on ground in standing, formed by
calcaneus, cuboid and lateral 2 metatarsals
Where is the transverse arch? - ....ANSWER...formed
by cuboid, cuneiforms and base of metatarsals
What is the difference between direct attachments
and indirect attachment of a muscle? -
....ANSWER...direct - the muscle attaches to the
periosteum or perichondrium of a bone
indirect - muscle attaches to bone by tendons or
aponeurosis
What are fascicles? - ....ANSWER...bundles of muscle
fibers
What are the properties of muscle tissue? -
....ANSWER...contractility, excitability, extensibility,
elasticity
, What is the difference between superficial fascia and
deep fascia? - ....ANSWER...Superficial - loose
connective tissue
deep - dense irregular tissue around a muscle, binds
muscles into functional group
Aponeurosis - ....ANSWER...strong sheet of tissue
that acts as a tendon to attach muscles to bone
retinaculum - ....ANSWER...Strips of fascia that wrap
the ankle and wrist to holds tendons close to the
bone
Empimysium - ....ANSWER...covers entire muscle
Perimysium - ....ANSWER...Connective tissue
surrounding a fascicle
Endomysium - ....ANSWER...Connective tissue
surrounding a muscle fiber
What are the 2 parts of the skull? -
....ANSWER...neurocranium and fascial skeleton
