A&p Chapter 5 And Swedish Chapter 7& 8

Front 1

Bone is the hardest structure in the body

Back 1

True

Front 2

Typically long bones have enlarged areas on the ends called the diaphysis

Back 2

False

Front 3

The bones of the skull, thorax, vertebral column, and the hyoid bone comprise the axial skeleton

Back 3

True

Front 4

The upper extremities are comprised of 64 and the lower extremities are comprised of 66 bones

Back 4

True

Front 5

Joints are classified according to the amount of motion they permit.

Back 5

True

Front 6

Massage is indicated for the subacute stage of fractures once they have been set and immobilized.

Back 6

True

Front 7

Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic, systemic, autoimmune inflammatory disease and it is the most crippling of arthritis.

Back 7

True

Front 8

Strain is an injury to a joint that result in the stretching or learing of the ligaments

Back 8

False

Front 9

All classsifications of sprains cause swelling and require rest and support while the tissues heal.

Back 9

True

Front 10

Massage is condraindicated during an acute episode of a herniated disk

Back 10

True

Front 11

The skeletal system is composed of all of the following EXCEPT

Back 11

Cartilage

Front 12

_____bones include those of the legs, arms, fingers, and toes

Back 12

Long

Front 13

_____ bones include the carpals and tarsals

Back 13

Short

Front 14

______ bones include those in the skull, pelvis, and ribs

Back 14

Flat

Front 15

Vertebrae are examples of ____bones.

Back 15

Irregular

Front 16

The shaft area of a long bone is called the_____

Back 16

diaphysis

Front 17

The ____ is a fibrous membrane whose function is to protect the bone and serve as an attachment for tendons and ligaments.

Back 17

Periosteum

Front 18

_____ bone consists of irregularly shaped spaces defined by thin bony plates. it is found in flat bones and in the ends of long bones, and it is filled with red bone marrow

Back 18

Spongy

Front 19

Yellow bone marrow is located in the ______ shaft of long bones

Back 19

Medullary Cavity

Front 20

_____ bone marrow functions in the production of red and white blood cells and platelets

Back 20

Red

Front 21

For proper growth and hardening of bony structures, the diet should contain an adequate amount of calcium, phosporous, and vitamin_____

Back 21

D

Front 22

The human adult skeleton consists of _____ bones

Back 22

206

Front 23

The small bones of the inner ears include all of the following EXCEPT the _____

Back 23

Hyoid

Front 24

Which of the following statements is the correct on distribution of bones?

Back 24

Frontal (1), Parietal (2), Occipatal (1), Temporal (2), Sphenoid (1), Ethmoid (1)

Front 25

_____ joints are freely movable

Back 25

Diarthrotic

Front 26

_____ joints are immovable

Back 26

Synarthrotic

Front 27

The synovial Membrane secretes______ fluid that lubricates the joints surfaces

Back 27

synovial fluid

Front 28

All of the following are classifications of joints according to their structure EXCEPT

Back 28

Tenovial

Front 29

A____ joint is a freely movable, synovial, where rounded bone rotates in a ring made of bone and ligament.

Back 29

Ball and Socket

Front 30

A______ joint is a slightly movable, cartilaginous joint connected by flat discs of fibrocartilage.

Back 30

Gliding

Front 31

All clients will enjoy relaxing music playing in the background of the massage area.

Back 31

False

Front 32

If, after a few massage sessions, you feel discomfort in your lower back, the massage table is probably to low.

Back 32

True

Front 33

It is important that the vinyl of the massage table and the bolster dont come in contact with the client's skin

Back 33

True

Front 34

Lotions are the most commonly used lubricants

Back 34

True

Front 35

Sanitization is similar to sterilization, but it does not kill bacterial spores.

Back 35

False

Front 36

The primary precaution in infection control is thorough hand washing

Back 36

True

Front 37

With universal precautions, not all blood or body fluids are considered potentially infectious

Back 37

False

Front 38

It would be acceptable practice to massage a client when you have a contagious disease if you wear appropriate protective gear.

Back 38

False

Front 39

A general treatment strategy may cover several sessions, but every session should have a treatment plan.

Back 39

True

Front 40

The assessment process ends with the consultations

Back 40

false

Front 41

All of the following should be taken into account when considering the comfort of the Client EXCEPT _____. Its nice toi have, But it is considered an optional

Back 41

relaxing music

Front 42

Which one of the following is typically not considered one of the three areas of operation or activity in a massage business

Back 42

Storage area

Front 43

A regulated temperature in the massage room is necessary to help the client to relax. the massage room should be kept at _____ F. which is warm enough for most clients and cool eneough for the practioner.

Back 43

72

Front 44

the correct width of the massage table is approximately ______ inches.

Back 44

28

Front 45

A good length for a massage table is _____inches

Back 45

76

Front 46

the optimal height of the massage table is dependent on all of the following EXCEPT

Back 46

the style of the linen used

Front 47

A massage room needs to be a minimum of ____ feet wide and _____ feet long.

Back 47

10, 12

Front 48

Why should a light flannel, cotton, or wool blanket be available in the massage area,

Back 48

To use as top sheet for draping the patient

Front 49

In the massage, linens are used to cover all of the following EXCEPT_______

Back 49

The therapists

Front 50

Antibacterial soaps, paper hand towels, clean bath towels for each client, robes shampoos, bath soap and disposable water cups are all items you would find in which area of a massage practice?

Back 50

bathroom/ bathing area

Front 51

why is it important to use fresh massage oil?

Back 51

fresh massage will not be rancid and have an offensive odor.

Front 52

Bolster are placed under the client's ______ when lying faceup and under the client's______ when lying facedown to reduce back strain

Back 52

Knees, ankles

Front 53

A recent survey concluded that approximately____ of massage ppractioners operate a private practice out of their homes.

Back 53

3/4

Front 54

_______are often the choice of deep tissue practioners since it allows penetration without irritation

Back 54

massage cream

Front 55

what is the primary purpose of using lubricants

Back 55

To reduce friction between the practioner's hands and the clients skin

Front 56

All of the following are considered ancillary services to the typical massage practice EXCEPT

Back 56

steam baths

Front 57

_____are minute, unicellular microorganisms exhibiting both plant and animal characteristics

Back 57

Viruses

Front 58

All of the following are types of bacteria EXCEPT

Back 58

Bachii

Front 59

_____ bacteria, are beneficial and harmless. they are the most numerous form of bacteria, and they perform useful functions such as aiding in the digestive process and other bodily processes

Back 59

Nonpathogenic

Front 60

all of the following are types of fungi EXCEPT_______

Back 60

ringworm

Front 61

_____are a class of proteins prodced in the body response to contact with antigens (toxins); they serve to immune the body against specific antigens

Back 61

Antibodies

Front 62

A_____is defined as any of a class of a class of submicroscopic pathogenic agents that are capable of transmitting disease

Back 62

Viruse

Front 63

All of the following are types of viral infections EXCEPT

Back 63

Common cold

Front 64

______is the most complete process of eliminating pathogens from an object or surface

Back 64

Disinfections

Front 65

lysol,chlorine bleach, and alcohol are all agents used to______

Back 65

disinfect

Front 66

which method of eliminating pathogens is the most common practice in a massage studio

Back 66

sanitization

Front 67

_____is typically achieved by using running water, soaps, or detergents.

Back 67

disinfection

Front 68

All of the following are types of antiseptics EXCEPT

Back 68

chlorine bleach

Front 69

A(n) ______is any receptacle large enough to hold a disinfectant solution in which objects to be sanitized can be completely immersed

Back 69

Wet disinfectant

Front 70

What phone number(s) should be kept posted in plain view near all telephones

Back 70

Ambulance

Front 71

____ are also called germs or microbes andare most numerous in dirt, refuse, unclean water, and diseased tissues

Back 71

Bacteria

Front 72

All of the following are common paths of infections EXCEPT

Back 72

Direct contact

Front 73

____ are often the result of inhaling tiny airborne pathogens by simply being in close proximity to a contagious individual who is coughing, sneezing or simply talking

Back 73

respiratory infections

Front 74

Pathogens commonly encountered in the massage practice all of the following EXCEPT

Back 74

Fungi

Front 75

A chain of cocci is called

Back 75

Sprilla

Front 76

All of the following are questions that will help screen prospective clients EXCEPT______

Back 76

"how did you find out about my services?"

Front 77

_____is a way of postering, gesturing and using facial expressions to relay a message

Back 77

Nonverbal commincation

Front 78

The massage pracitioner will have the opportunity during the consultation to do all of the followingEXCEPT

Back 78

Practice massage technique

Front 79

which of the following items is NOT pertient to an initial consultation?

Back 79

All of the above

Front 80

All of the following are indications that the client may be feeling discomfort and massage may need to be altered in some way EXCEPT

Back 80

Flinches

Front 81

Which one of the following statements is a correct example of how to question a client?

Back 81

Discribe your area of discomfort and show me where you feel it

Front 82

The____ is an outline the pracitioner can follow when giving massage treatment

Back 82

Treatment plan

Front 83

describing hour of operations, cancellation policies, and length of sessions are examples of_______

Back 83

Business policies

Front 84

Body diagrams are helpful when_____

Back 84

All of the idea

Front 85

the most popular method of recording client and session information in many health care professions is

Back 85

SOAP

Front 86

_____ information in cludes anything the client tells the therapists such as present syptoms, aggravating conditions, or what makes it better or worse

Back 86

subjective

Front 87

_____ is any information that the therapist gathers from observation, interview, or assessment precedures and tests

Back 87

Objective

Front 88

Suggestions for future therapeutic massage sessions would be recorded under which one of the following heading

Back 88

Plan

Front 89

A_____form contains the clients name, the therapists name, name of the person(s) the information is be released to, and the timeframe in which the information may be released.

Back 89

Release of information

Front 90

During a consultation, it is important that the practitioner

Back 90

all of the above