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Hacking the gluteal area stimulates?
A. the sacral nerves B. the 4th and 5th lumbar nerves C. 1st, 2nd and 3rd lumbar nerves D. all of the lumbar and sacral nerves |
The 4th and 5th Lumbar Nerves
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Mark the area where tapping is not done?
A. back B. head C. arm D. chest |
Arm
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Beating is?
A. done on thin tissues B. done with the ulnar side of the hand C. not done on the thighs D. done on the sacrum and gluteal muscles |
Done on the Sacrum and Gluteal Muscles
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Touch is not used for?
A. relieving tingling B. its influence on nerves C. lessening pain D. heat elimination |
Heat Elimination
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Friction can increase heat elimination as much as?
A. 20% B. 50% C. 95% D. none of these |
95%
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Reflex stroking is applied with?
A. a toothpick or pen B. the palm of the hand C. the fingers D. all of these |
A Toothpick or Pen
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To stimulate the brachial plexus, one would apply?
A. cervical tendon reflex percussion B. wrist tendon reflex percussion C. patellar tendon reflex percussion D. ankle tendon reflex percussion |
Wrist Tendon Reflex Percussion
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Digital stroking is done?
A. on the head and spine B. on any portion of the body C. only with one or 2 fingers D. is never done |
On the Head and Spine
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The rate for friction is?
A. 30 to 90 B. 30 to 160 C. 200 to 400 D. 30 to 180 |
30 to 180
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What percent of moisture is thrown off by the use of friction?
A. 90% B. 95% C. 65% D. 60% |
60%
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Where is epigastric reflex stroking done on the body?
A. ribs 5 – 7 B. ribs 8 – 12 C. ribs 4 – 6 D. ribs 2 – 4 |
Ribs 4 – 6
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Light nerve compression?
A. sedates B. compresses C. stimulates D. none of the above |
Stimulates
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An example of light pressure stimulating would be?
A. pneumogastric nerve producing cough B. hitting ulnar nerve and numbing fingers C. none of the above |
Pneumogastric Nerve Producing Cough
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Which is not a therapeutic application for passive touch?
A. hyperesthesia B. lesson pain C. neuralgia D. insomnia |
Neuralgia
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What is a nerve center?
A. the nerve along the spine B. the peripheral nervous system C. the barbershop D. the central and peripheral nervous system |
The Nerves a Long the Spine
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Reflex responses also excited by?
A. warming the area B. cold application C. digital stroking D. palmer stroking |
Cold Application
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The physiological effect of stroking is?
A. sedative to cutaneous nerves B. reduces blood supply C. stimulates sebaceous glands D. A and B E. all of the above |
A and B
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The reasons you might apply stroking to the could include?
A. formication B. headache C. neuralgic pain D. numbness E. A and B F. all of the above |
All of the above
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The cord segments affected by the abdominal reflex stroking is?
A. T5 – 7 B. T8 – 12 C. L1 – 3 D. L4 – 5 |
T8 – 12
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Plantar reflex stroking affects?
A. S5 – 6 B. S1 – 5 C. S1 – 3 D. L4 – 5 |
S5 – 6
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Kneading is the most powerful procedure for producing this physiological effect?
A. reflex B. mechanical C. metabolic |
Metabolic
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The rate for fist kneading is?
A. 200 – 400 per minute B. 30 – 90 per minute C. 2 – 6 times D. no more than 30 per minute or 2 seconds for each hand |
No more than 30 per minute or 2 seconds for each hand
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Which of the following is not a therapeutic application for deep kneading?
A. fractures and sprains B. tuberculosis C. writer's cramp D. paralysis |
Tuberculosis
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The cervical tendon reflex percussion techniques stimulates?
A. C1 – 4 B. C4 – 8 C. L1 – 5 D. S1 – 3 |
C1 – 4
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Prolonged light or strong percussion produces?
A. spasm of the superficial vessels and reddening skin B. dilation of surface vessels and redness C. dilation of surface vessels and pallor D. spasm of the superficial vessels and pale skin |
Dilation of Surface Vessels and Redness
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These percussion techniques (hacking, spatting, beating, clapping) are used on this reflex area?
A. interscapular B. abdominal C. cremasteric D. gluteal |
Gluteal
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On which condition would you not use percussion?
A. sciatica B. sclerosis of the spine C. fibromyalgia D. lumbago |
Fibromyalgia
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The rate for lateral vibration is?
A. 6 – 10 per second B. 6 – 10 per minute C. 200 – 400 per minute D. 30 – 180 per minute |
6 – 10 per second
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A client presents at your office with a migraine that she has had for 3 days. You apply?
A. deep vibration to abdomen B. lateral vibration to head C. moderate pressure to head and suboccipitals D. superficial vibration to extremities |
Moderate Pressure to Head and Suboccipitals
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With the clients leg inflection, the knee is brought across the body. This is?
A. circumduction B. external rotation C. internal rotation D. adduction |
Internal Rotation
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The client is supine, the therapist raises clients arm from his side to above his head. This is?
A. flexion B. extension C. circumduction D. adduction |
Flexion
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We are allowed to do this type of joint movement in Ohio?
A. passive B. resistive C. both A and B |
Passive
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Passive movement mainly effects?
A. articular surface of joint B. muscles C. ligaments D. blood and lymph vessels E. all of the above F. all but B |
All but B
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Joint movement is recommended for bony anklyosis?
A. true B. false |
False
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One reason why joint movement increases circulation is because?
A. blood vessels are larger around the joint B. the reflex effect causes vasodilation C. lymph channels are larger around the joint D. A and C |
A and C
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Joint movement of the elbow will have the most profound effect on the?
A. shoulder B. wrist C. neck D. knee |
Wrist
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