Pactice Test 12 10/17/11

Front 1

Because of the ability of massage (particularly deep kneading) to increase the burning of glycogen in the muscles; massage ismost valuable inthe treatment of

Back 1

Locomotor ataxia

Front 2

Massage and joint movements are useful in treating chronic diseases of the heart by:

Back 2

Relaxing valves of the heart

Front 3

Anemia is not a what disorder

Back 3

Diathetic disorder

Front 4

In cases of exhaustion from excessive mental, nervous, or muscular work, the treawtment of choice is

Back 4

General massage

Front 5

The definition of kneading is alternate and intermittent compression of tissues by grasping or compressing tissues against underlying bony surfaces

Back 5

True

Front 6

Which is not a therapeutic application for fulling and skiin rolling

Back 6

Muscle tension

Front 7

When performing petrissage, tissue should be lifted from the bone in underlying tissues, rolled and streched in an _____ direction or from the point of ______

Back 7

Upward
Insertion

Front 8

Which is not therapeutic application for chucking

Back 8

Hidebound skin

Front 9

It is always necessary to use two hands for chucking

Back 9

False

Front 10

which in not a therapeutic application for deep kneading

Back 10

Hidebound skin

Front 11

The realease of histamine caused by kneading is an example of a ______ physiological effect

Back 11

Metabolic

Front 12

Which form of percussion does kellogg say should be used before other procedures when the surface is cold

Back 12

Spatting

Front 13

Which type pf percussion is know for its explosive effect and lound sound

Back 13

Clapping

Front 14

Short-light or unprolonged percussion proceduces

Back 14

A spasm of superficial vessels and a pallor

Front 15

Which muscle group is stimulated when doing knee tendon reflex percussion

Back 15

The quadriceps

Front 16

Prolonged-light, or strong percussion produces

Back 16

A dilation of surface vessels and reddening of the skin and possible paralysis of blood vessels

Front 17

________ of the chest is used for unresolved pneumonia, adhesions from chronic pleurisy and in promoting absorption in cases of serous effusion into the pleural cavity

Back 17

Hacking

Front 18

In bending over the patient, the body should be

Back 18

Flexed at the hips

Front 19

In this type of vibration, the palm of the hand or closed fist is placed firmly against the surface, the arm is held straight and vibratory movement is communicated to it

Back 19

Deep vibration

Front 20

When the palmar surface of t he hand is held upon the skin with sufficient firmness to prevent slipping and themovement is to and fro, this is

Back 20

Shaking

Front 21

Which is not contraindication to application of vibration:
Acute inflammation
Hyperaeshesia
Neuralgia
Morbid growths

Back 21

Neuralgia

Front 22

To aid a condition of paralysis, kellogg recommends:

Back 22

Light intermittent pressure

Front 23

The procedure kellogg advates most for the condition of neralgia is

Back 23

Vibration
Nerve compression

Front 24

Hyperaesthesia is best treated with

Back 24

Passive touch

Front 25

For the relief of cold surfaces, kellogg recommends

Back 25

Virbration
Friction
Percussion

Front 26

Firm, deep pressure on a nerve trunk

Back 26

Sedates
May paralyze nerve

Front 27

Goiter would be a contraindication for what kellogg procedure

Back 27

Nerve compression

Front 28

Stroking applied to any area can be

Back 28

2-3 minutes to 1/2 hour until desired effect is produced

Front 29

What procedure indirectly affects the internal organs

Back 29

Reflex stroking

Front 30

The landmarks for long saphenous vein and short saphenous vein are ____ and ____ respectively

Back 30

Anterior to the medial malleolus
Posterior to the lateral malleolus

Front 31

A therapeutic application for friction would be

Back 31

Cold surface

Front 32

When superficial nerves are stimulated through the use of fricition to effect vasomotor centers the result is

Back 32

Dialtaion of small vessels in the skin
Increased activity of perpheral circulation

Front 33

The mechanical effects of moving blood and lymph along is ____ with the use of lubricant

Back 33

Increased

Front 34

All functions of the skin are affected by friction except

Back 34

Vasoconstriction of superficial veins

Front 35

Friction is used in alternation with what other kellog procedure

Back 35

kneading

Front 36

Using this procedure, one would stabilize the muscle underneath, grasp the muscle from above and then move the muscle up and down

Back 36

Chucking

Front 37

Which is not a therapeutic appliation for fulling

Back 37

Muscle tension

Front 38

Fulling is not a form of what

Back 38

Deep kneading

Front 39

The physiological effect of deep kneading is

Back 39

Increases circulation or
Increases cellular repiration

Front 40

Grasping the tissue or compressing them against underlying bone describes

Back 40

Deep kneading

Front 41

Circular friction is applied to

Back 41

Arms
Legs

Front 42

Shaking is done by

Back 42

Grasping head or extremity firmly and shaking with rapid vibratory movements

Front 43

To increase the lubrication of the tibiofemoral joint, use

Back 43

Flexion of the lower leg

Front 44

Which stroking procedures are used for sleepesness

Back 44

Digital stroking of head

Front 45

Therapeutic applications for stroking include all but
Hypersensitiveness
Neuralgic pains
Nervous headache
Convulsive tic
Cutaneous congestion

Back 45

Convulsive tic

Front 46

What move is being resisted when your client has his knees 1/2 flexed and your hand is on the medial side of the knee

Back 46

Adduction

Front 47

To apply joint movement of the elbow elmploy

Back 47

Flexion
Extension

Front 48

For client who is paralyzed joint movement should be

Back 48

Passive

Front 49

Joint movement of the ankle (talocrural) include

Back 49

Dorsiflexion
Plantar flexion

Front 50

Which of the following might cause your client to have respirartory distress

Back 50

Talculm powder