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Aspirin does not do what
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Reduce swelling
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The direction for fulling is
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It doesn't matter which direction
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A lateral hamstring pull would involve what muscle
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Biceps femoris
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The client has sorness when adducting the shoulder. What muscle would you suspect
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pectoralis major
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What is true about vibration
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It starts with compression
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Kellog says that glinding (friction)
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Encourages vascular dilation rather thatn acting upon the muscle
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What should you do kneading on
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Chronic joint pain
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Jane Doe is an RN, a licensed Massage therapist, has a bachelor's degreee in exercise physiology and doctorate degreee in kinesiology. What is illegal to place on her business card
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Dr. Jane Doe RN, LMT
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What nerve does the supinator entrap
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Radial
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A client has a rash on their leg and they think it might be poison ivy. They have a temperature of 99.8 degress. What is your course of action
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Givve the massage but don't work on the leg
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According to Beck what procedure is used most in Swedish massage
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Effleurage
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What muscel is invovled with downward stroke of bicycle pedal
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Psoas
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What might you suspect with someone who has long term diabetes mellitus
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Inadequate peripheral circulation
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The nerve innervation for extensor carpi ulnaris is
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Radial nerve
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Two hands are used to grasp tissue and then a rapid movment is emplyoed. This describes;
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Shaking
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What procedure is not used in jaundiced skin
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Chucking
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The reason for not palpating the most proximal part of the piriformis is that its location is on
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the anterior sacrum
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Working in a proximal to distal direction and employing a wringing or twisting motion describes:
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Wringing
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What would you not see with the application of prolonged, light percussion
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pallor
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In cases of chronic synovitis you would use
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Direct joint movement
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When would massage not be contraindicated for mild edema of the lower leg
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Immobility
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Raise all five of your toes and balls of feet to perform which movement
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Dorsiflexion
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The client is lying supine on the table with knees bent. The therapist places their hand on the medial aspect of the client kneee. The client pushes against the therapist's hand. What is this movement
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Resistive adduction
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To which area should yoiu avoid deep pressure
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Inguinal triangle
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What procedure are you using when your fist is closed and you are using the second joint of the digits to excite the nerves on the clients back
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knucle stroking
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What is the cleaing agent of choice for cleaing up body fluids
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A one to ten bleach to water solution
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Your 52 year old client comes in with pain due to wearing high heels for most of her life. What is the name of this infammation of an aponerosis
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plantar fascitis
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What is a metabolic effect of a joint movement
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Movement of synovial fluid across a synovial membrane
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Your client states on their medical history form that he is taking Warfarin (coumidin). You make a mental note that the client is on a medicatijon that has what effect
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Anti coagulant
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What would be illegal to say to a client
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I take some medication for my hip. Have you considered taking it
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A golfer complains of back pain during rotation. What muscle would be invovled
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Multifidi
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What would be deterimined using your palpation skills
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Inflammation
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What is not a sign of swelling
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Pallor
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What is not illegal to say
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Use ice for no more than 20 minutes
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Universal percautions are system of infection control to
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Protect against exposure ot blood and body fluids
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What produces the most sedative effect
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Passive touch
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What would not be illegal to say
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Dr. adams, for every cleint you send me, I'll give you a free massage
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Your client is taking Warfarin. What should you keep in mind
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Deep tissue work could bruise the client
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Prolonged treatment of what temperture would produce hypothermia
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115 degrees
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What would not be a sensation of cold
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Tingling
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What causes oil to become rancid
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Air in the bottle
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Tissue being compressed transversely against bone describes which prorcedure
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Wringing
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A client has pelvic pain. where should you perform derivative friction
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Lower back
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A client comes in with gouty arthritis. What would be the appropriate procedures
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Friction and joint movement
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Knowing physiological effects of massage procedures is mimportant because
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It will make you aware of how you effect a clients body
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According to massage scope of pracitce, what would be incorrect
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Massage therapist may not use low velocity high amplitude force
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A patient complains that she has been frequently ill over the pass few months which combination would boost her immune system
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Friction
Kneading |
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The subscapulairs is contracted so which muscle would be on a stretch
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Teres Minor
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What is a massage thereapist not legally bound to ffollow
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AMTA scope of practice
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Which procedure is slowest
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Fist kneading
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The primary importance of sanitation is to
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Prevent the spread of contagious disease
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The primary effect of kneading is
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Provide more circulation
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What would be a breach of confidentiality
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Everything must be included in a client's writtetn record
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When is it appropriate to confer with a clients physician
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Only when the client gives you permimssion
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What is the best combination of procedures 3 days after running a marathon and the client has sore muscles and muscle fatigue
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Friction
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Your client comes in with tingiing coming down the arm. What is the best procedure
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Stroking
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What is the best procedure for releasing a muscle contraction
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Chucking
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Friction is least effective on what circulatory system
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Visceral
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Mobilization of soft tissue next to the joint is best helped by
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Kneading
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Which modality is not appropriate for a client with a vascular headache
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Centrifugal friction of the neck
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What should you be aware of if your client is taking Nsaids
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Avoid deep types of strokes
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Stroking is most like
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Effleurage
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The definition of stroking is
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Touch with motion
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There is a lift, roll and stretch involved in this procedure
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petrissage
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With this procedure only one hand moves
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Chucking
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Compressing the tissue, hands moving transversely, with finges extended and helod closely together is which procedure
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Rolling
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If your client is paralyzed, which type of joint movement should be done
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Assistive
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Which pair of joint movements refers only to the radio ulnar joint
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Pronation/Supination
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What caused pain in the distal two thirds of the medial tibia
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Shin splints
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Numbness and tinglingin a clients legs are
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Perpheral vascular disease
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Therapeutic applications of passive touch include all but
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depression
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You want to secure this effect the emptying and refiling of blood vessels and lymph spaces by using this procedure
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Fulling
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A client come in with jaundiced skin. What is the appropriate procedure
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Fulling
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The patellar or knee joint reflex will cause this muscle to contract
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Quadriceps extensoros
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Kneading and Vibration are classified under what
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Superficail and deep manipulation
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For which condition does kellogg not recommend using derivative fricition
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Chronic joint disease
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Which is not a therapeutic application for percussion
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Neuralgia
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Which muscle is most involved with impingement syndrome
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Supraspinatus
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Which is a contraindication for hydrotherapy
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Peripheral vascular disease with loss of feeling
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Your cleint presents with shoulder that is inferior and posterior which muscle would you work
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Latissimus Dorsi
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When would you not do deep kneading of the erector spinae muscles
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A client with herniated disc with pain down the leg
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With this procedure tissue is lifted, squeezed, rolled and stretched away from underlying bone muscle
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petrissage
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The limb supported by one hand while the other grasps the fleshy portion and drags it first centripetally then centrifugally describes which procedure
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Chucking
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This procedure utilizes the unlar border of the hand
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Hacking
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Wringing or twisting movements executed by the hands in alternation beginning at the foot is the definition of
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Circular friciton
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To increase peistaltic activity of the large bowel you would uyse
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Percussion
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The massage therapist is most commonly responsible for what level of cleaning
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Sanitation
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A power lifter has just lifted his weight up to his thigh and is holding it there before taking it above his head.What type of muscle contration is taking place
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isometric muscle contraction
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Your client carried a heavy bag through the airport and is now complaing of upper shoulder and neck pain. Which muscle would you suspect
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Levator scapula
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A client moving their right ear to their right shouler is performing
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Lateral flexion
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What muscle attaches to the lateral epicondyle
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Wrist extensors
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The absorption of nutrients at the cellualr level that occur during the pumping action of the blood, associated with petrissage is what type of effect
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Metabolic
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Which disease would not be systematically contraindicated for massage
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Pleurisy
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What is the effect of heat hydrotherapy
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Increased circulation
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Lightly touching a body part with one or more fingers with one or both hands describes
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paasive touch
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An inflammatory disease of the joints that has granulated deposits is
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Gouty arthritis
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What would not be a contraindication of both hot and cold hydrotherapy
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Hematoma
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Which modality best produces relexive effects
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Stroking
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What muscle is it illegal for the LMT to work on
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Levator ani
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What is the slowest procedure
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Stroking
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For vibration what is not a contraindication
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Pallor
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What muscle should you massage for shinesplints
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Tibialis anterior
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What muscle is a dorsiflexor
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Peroneus tertius
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The client is in the supine postion. which pillow placement may not be done
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under the ankles
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What would be the best procedure to cool down an overheated runner
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Centripetal friction (overheated runner you have to dissapate the heat)
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Friciton wuld best be described as gliding over the skin with
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Consderable pressure
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What muscle would not be attached in the bicipital groove
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Teres minor
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The origination of the deltoid muscle is the insertion of what muscle
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Trapezius
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What modality mechanically moves fecal matter
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fist kneading
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The procedure to evaluate a soft or hard end feel would be called
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passive
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