MBLEx Practice Test|100 Questions with
Complete Answers
Which of the following changes, when stimulated by manual therapy, is
considered a structural, physiologic effect? - -Loosening the fascia
- What does the "S" in SOAP stand for? - -Subjective
- When should massage be locally contraindicated avoided for a client with a
seborrheic keratosis lesion? - -Local contraindication is required only if the
lesion is irritated or bleeding
- A long term client suggests that their cash-flow is rather tight at the
moment and asks you to accept marijuana as payment at 50% of its market
value for today's session and future sessions. You should: - -Remind the
client of your cash, check, or credit policy
- After explaining his needs and details on a mature injury needing attention
today, your client begins to read and respond to texts while you explain the
approach and strategy for his session. You then: - -Become quiet and wait for
him to refocus on you because of the silence. Then explain the importance of
his understanding and his agreement to today's session plan. Also remind
him that if he has important business or life tasks, you can stop the massage
so he can accomplish them, and the time will count as part of his
appointment.
- Apley's Scratch Test and Phalen's Test are examples of... - -Orthopedic
Assessments
- Based on the understanding that dense, bony structures support while
bone with specific shapes facilitate movement, choose the structure below
that would be more responsible for accepting the weight of the upper body. -
-Vertebral body
- A client experiences the outcomes of decreased anxiety and an improved
sense of well-being as a result of receiving manual therapy. These are
examples of: - -Benefits
- Which statement most accurately describes the intention of a mission
statement? - -The purposes and values of your business
- Muscle spindles are most sensitive to what type of stimulus? - -Rapid
lengthening
, - You ask your client to bring their chin to their chest. What type of
assessment tool is this? - -Active Range of Motion
- Which type of glands are found primarily in the axilla and groin? - -
Apocrine
- Your client tells you she has eczema. The skin on her palms is itchy and
covered with tiny fluid-filled blisters. What is your most appropriate action? -
-Avoid the local area to reduce the risk of infection
- Which of the following can be a massage risk for cancer? - -Massage that
disrupts a tumor site
- Anatripsis was developed to promote healing, tighten, relax, and build
muscles by: - -Rubbing toward the heart
- Which of the following is the best example of a condyloid joint? - -Proximal
radioulnar
- For the average massage therapist, whether they are working full or part-
time, what percentage of income can be earned from gratuities? - -15% -
20%
- You have a new client whose hypertension is well controlled with
medication. What cautions or contraindications should you observe for this
client? - -You can provide massage normally with no cautions or
contraindications
- Choose the avenues of massage more likely to accept insurance
reimbursements therefore affecting your rate of pay: - -Medical offices
- A client reports having severe abdominal pain, bloody stools, bloating for 3
weeks. The client has had a fever for the past 24 hours. You tell the client: - -
to visit their doctor immediately to rule out more dangerous potential
pathologies
- After a Swedish session which you set up outside normal business hours,
your client mentions that you seem like a smart business person. He invites
you to come have a drink with him now and talk about growing your business
even further. An appropriate way to handle this situation is: - -Explain that if
you go listen to his proposal he would have to find another massage
therapist.
- Where would you record that you assessed the client's right shoulder as
elevated? - -Objective
Complete Answers
Which of the following changes, when stimulated by manual therapy, is
considered a structural, physiologic effect? - -Loosening the fascia
- What does the "S" in SOAP stand for? - -Subjective
- When should massage be locally contraindicated avoided for a client with a
seborrheic keratosis lesion? - -Local contraindication is required only if the
lesion is irritated or bleeding
- A long term client suggests that their cash-flow is rather tight at the
moment and asks you to accept marijuana as payment at 50% of its market
value for today's session and future sessions. You should: - -Remind the
client of your cash, check, or credit policy
- After explaining his needs and details on a mature injury needing attention
today, your client begins to read and respond to texts while you explain the
approach and strategy for his session. You then: - -Become quiet and wait for
him to refocus on you because of the silence. Then explain the importance of
his understanding and his agreement to today's session plan. Also remind
him that if he has important business or life tasks, you can stop the massage
so he can accomplish them, and the time will count as part of his
appointment.
- Apley's Scratch Test and Phalen's Test are examples of... - -Orthopedic
Assessments
- Based on the understanding that dense, bony structures support while
bone with specific shapes facilitate movement, choose the structure below
that would be more responsible for accepting the weight of the upper body. -
-Vertebral body
- A client experiences the outcomes of decreased anxiety and an improved
sense of well-being as a result of receiving manual therapy. These are
examples of: - -Benefits
- Which statement most accurately describes the intention of a mission
statement? - -The purposes and values of your business
- Muscle spindles are most sensitive to what type of stimulus? - -Rapid
lengthening
, - You ask your client to bring their chin to their chest. What type of
assessment tool is this? - -Active Range of Motion
- Which type of glands are found primarily in the axilla and groin? - -
Apocrine
- Your client tells you she has eczema. The skin on her palms is itchy and
covered with tiny fluid-filled blisters. What is your most appropriate action? -
-Avoid the local area to reduce the risk of infection
- Which of the following can be a massage risk for cancer? - -Massage that
disrupts a tumor site
- Anatripsis was developed to promote healing, tighten, relax, and build
muscles by: - -Rubbing toward the heart
- Which of the following is the best example of a condyloid joint? - -Proximal
radioulnar
- For the average massage therapist, whether they are working full or part-
time, what percentage of income can be earned from gratuities? - -15% -
20%
- You have a new client whose hypertension is well controlled with
medication. What cautions or contraindications should you observe for this
client? - -You can provide massage normally with no cautions or
contraindications
- Choose the avenues of massage more likely to accept insurance
reimbursements therefore affecting your rate of pay: - -Medical offices
- A client reports having severe abdominal pain, bloody stools, bloating for 3
weeks. The client has had a fever for the past 24 hours. You tell the client: - -
to visit their doctor immediately to rule out more dangerous potential
pathologies
- After a Swedish session which you set up outside normal business hours,
your client mentions that you seem like a smart business person. He invites
you to come have a drink with him now and talk about growing your business
even further. An appropriate way to handle this situation is: - -Explain that if
you go listen to his proposal he would have to find another massage
therapist.
- Where would you record that you assessed the client's right shoulder as
elevated? - -Objective
