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1
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What is the primary goal of a client intake form?

A

To gather important health and medical history

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2
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Which muscle is primarily responsible for shoulder abduction?

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Deltoid.

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3
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What should a massage therapist do if they notice a skin condition on a client?

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Consult a physician before proceeding.

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4
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What is the main function of the lymphatic system?

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To protect against infection and disease.

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5
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What is the term for the body’s ability to maintain a stable internal environment?

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Homeostasis.

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6
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Which technique involves rhythmic tapping or percussion?

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Tapotement.

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What is the purpose of effleurage in massage therapy?

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To enhance circulation and relaxation.

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Which muscle is involved in hip flexion?

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Iliopsoas.

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9
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What should a therapist do if a client has high blood pressure?

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Ask for their physician’s approval before proceeding.

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10
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Which type of massage focuses on energy flow in the body?

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Shiatsu.

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11
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What is the primary outcome of an effective treatment plan?

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To meet the specific needs of the client.

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12
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Which muscle is primarily involved in knee flexion?

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Hamstrings.

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13
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What is the function of the trapezius muscle?

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To stabilize and move the scapula.

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14
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When should a therapist reassess a treatment plan?

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When the client’s condition changes.

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15
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Which modality of massage is best for reducing anxiety and stress?

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Swedish massage.

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16
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Which condition involves inflammation of the tendons?

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Tendinitis.

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17
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What is the primary purpose of post-treatment documentation?

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To summarize the session for future reference.

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18
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What is a contraindication to massage therapy?

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Acute inflammation.

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19
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What is the effect of massage on the parasympathetic nervous system?

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It promotes relaxation and reduces stress.

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20
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Which muscle group is involved in shoulder extension?

A

Latissimus dorsi.

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21
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What technique uses deep pressure to release tension in the deeper layers of muscle tissue?

A

Deep tissue massage.

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22
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What is the primary function of synovial fluid?

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To lubricate joints.

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23
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Which term refers to the stretching and recoil property of muscles?

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Elasticity.

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24
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What should a therapist do if a client reports a new injury?

A

Adjust the treatment plan accordingly and gather more information.

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25
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What is the benefit of lymphatic drainage massage?

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To enhance immune function and reduce swelling.

26
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Which massage technique focuses on the fascia?

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Myofascial release.

27
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What is the role of the gluteus maximus in movement?

A

Hip extension.

28
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How does massage affect circulation?

A

It increases blood flow to the tissues.

29
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What is the best technique to relieve muscle spasms?

A

Trigger point therapy.

30
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Which system is primarily responsible for the body’s immune response?

A

Lymphatic system.

31
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What is the primary goal of Swedish massage?

A

To promote relaxation and increase circulation.

32
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What is the purpose of range of motion exercises?

A

To improve flexibility and mobility.

33
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Which muscle is primarily responsible for elbow extension?

A

Triceps brachii.

34
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What is the main purpose of effleurage in massage?

A

To warm up the tissues and improve circulation.

35
Q

Which structure in the body serves as a cushion between bones?

A

Cartilage.

36
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What should be included in a treatment plan after the initial client evaluation?

A

Specific goals and techniques based on the client’s needs.

37
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Which massage technique involves kneading the muscles?

A

Petrissage.

38
Q

What muscle is responsible for dorsiflexion of the foot?

A

Tibialis anterior.

39
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What is an appropriate action if a client feels discomfort during a massage?

A

Adjust pressure and technique to ensure client comfort.

40
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Which modality is known for using heated stones to enhance relaxation?

A

Hot stone therapy.

41
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What is the effect of massage on blood pressure?

A

It typically lowers blood pressure.

42
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What should a therapist do if a client discloses a new medical diagnosis?

A

Review and potentially modify the treatment plan.

43
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Which muscle group is involved in knee extension?

A

Quadriceps.

44
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Which condition is characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain?

A

Fibromyalgia.

45
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What is the primary benefit of sports massage?

A

To enhance athletic performance and recovery.

46
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Which technique is best for treating chronic pain and tightness?

A

Deep tissue massage.

47
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What is the primary function of the biceps brachii?

A

Flexion of the elbow.

48
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What is the physiological effect of friction in massage?

A

It generates heat and increases circulation in deeper tissues.

49
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Which massage technique is best for relaxation?

A

Effleurage.

50
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What is the primary effect of reflexology?

A

To stimulate healing through pressure points in the feet, hands, and ears.

51
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What is the benefit of using passive range of motion exercises?

A

To maintain joint flexibility and mobility without muscular effort.

52
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Which muscle is responsible for plantarflexion of the foot?

A

Gastrocnemius.

53
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What action should be taken if a client has a contraindicated condition?

A

Refer the client to a healthcare professional before proceeding.

54
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What is the purpose of manual muscle testing?

A

To assess muscle strength and function.

55
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Which massage technique uses deep, slow strokes to relieve tension?

A

Deep tissue massage.

56
Q

Which condition is caused by the inflammation of the bursa?

A

Bursitis.

57
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What is the goal of therapeutic massage for clients with fibromyalgia?

A

To reduce pain and promote relaxation.

58
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What is the primary function of the rotator cuff muscles?

A

To stabilize and move the shoulder joint.

59
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What is the proper procedure for client draping during a massage session?

A

Ensure the client is covered except for the area being worked on.

60
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What is the benefit of using heat therapy in conjunction with massage?

A

To relax muscles and increase blood flow.

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