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Quiz #2 Flashcards

1
Q

For Manual Therapy, skilled hand movements are intended to do all of the following except:

  1. mobilize and manipulate soft tissue and joints
  2. improve tissue extensibility
  3. increase ROM
  4. induce relaxation
  5. modulate pain
  6. reduce swelling, inflammation, or restriction
  7. None of the above
A

None of the above (lol)

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Procedures and Modalities may include all but:

  1. manual lymphatic drainage
  2. active ROM exercises
  3. manual traction
  4. mobiization/manipulation
A

Active ROM exercises

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3
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8,000 years ago, manual therapy was included with/by:

  1. European Cave Painting
  2. Indian Yoga
  3. Chinese Massage Practice
  4. Hippocrates
A

Indian Yoga

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Who determined the concept of “end feel,”created transverse friction massage, and recognized soft tissue disorders, categorization, and differential diagnosis?

  1. Dr. James Cyriax
  2. Janet Travell
  3. Geoffrey Maitland
  4. Freddy Kaltenborn
A

Dr. James Cyriax

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5
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What is the main purpose of MASSAGE therapy?

A

Improve muscle tone and circulation

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6
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Ethics includes all of the following except:

  1. Disclosure
  2. Confidentiality
  3. Right of Refusal
  4. Documentation
A

Documentation

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7
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Thrust and Non-thrust technique are relative to:

  1. Soft tissue massage
  2. Traction
  3. Joint Manipulation
A

Joint Manipulation. Thrust (HVLAT). Non-thrust for assessment (joint mobility) and intervention (mobilization)

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All of the following decrease pain via manual therapy except:

  1. stimulation of mechanoreceptors causing inhibition of pain transmission at dorsal root
  2. increase pain threshold
  3. stimulate endorphins
  4. relaxes muscles
A

Increase pain threshold

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9
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Manual therapy decreases edema through all the following ways except:

  1. Increasing lymphatic and venous return
  2. Stimulating nerve endings
  3. Normalizing input to nerves
  4. None of the above
A

None of the above

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10
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Manual therapy increases ROM by:

  1. Increasing adhesions within tissue
  2. Reducing muscle spasms so they can be more fully elongated
  3. reducing pain
  4. reducing edema
A

Increasing adhesions within tissue - manual therapy breaks up adhesions

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11
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Manual Therapy contributes to relaxation by all of the following except:

  1. Reducing blood lactates (associated with anxiety)
  2. Activating Sympathetic response
  3. decreasing blood pressure
  4. improving sleep
A

activating sympathetic response. Manual therapy elicits a parasympathetic response

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12
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On the Kaltenborn Grading Scale, stretching of soft tissue surrounding joint is:

  1. Grade 1
  2. Grade 2
  3. Grade 3
  4. Gade 4
A

Grade 3

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13
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Who created Oscillatory techniques for pain reduction?

  1. Dr. James Cyriax
  2. Janet Travell
  3. Geoffrey Maitland
  4. Freddy Kaltenborn
A

Freddy Maitland

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14
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Small amplitude rhythmic oscillating mobilization at endrange of movement:

  1. Grade 1
  2. Grade 2
  3. Grade 3
  4. Grade 4
  5. Grade 5
A

Grade 4

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15
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Which of the following is a definite treatment mechanism of manipulation:

  1. Changes tissue
  2. Changes Motor Control
  3. Provides input to the central processor
A

Provides input to the central processor

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16
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Which of the following is not an endangerment site for manual therapy:

  1. Carotid arteries
  2. Umbillicus
  3. Sacrum
  4. Axilla
  5. Ulnar Nerve
  6. Popliteal fossa
A

Sacrum

17
Q

For a patient taking/on an___________, massage should be performed after their scheduled dosage of medication

  1. Insulin-dependent diet
  2. non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs
  3. narcotic analgesics
  4. CNS depressants
A

Insulin-dependent diet

18
Q

Which of the following is a medication that can decrease the emotional stability of a client:

  1. Anti-depressant
  2. hypertension meds
  3. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory meds
  4. anti-anxiety drugs
A

non-steroidal anti-inflammatory meds

19
Q

Muscle stripping, deep kneading, ischemic compression, and cross-fiber friction should not be performed for patients taking drugs that:

  1. Alter clotting mechanisms
  2. Alter protective response
  3. compromise tissue integrity
  4. mask pain response
A

Alter clotting mechanisms (anticoagulants, platelet inhibitors, aspirin, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory meds)

20
Q

Centrally acting muscle relaxants, narcotic analgesics, and anti-anxiety drugs are all meds that

  1. Alter clotting mechanisms
  2. Compromise tissue integrity
  3. Alter protective responses
  4. mask pain receptors
A

Alter protective responses

21
Q

Deep pressure techniques, heavy tapotement, forced stretching, skin rolling, and wringing should be avoided if a patient is taking a drug that:

  1. Alter clotting mechanisms
  2. Compromises tissue integrity
  3. Alter protective responses
  4. Mask pain receptors
A

Compromises tissue integrity (ex: corticosteroids)

22
Q

Phlebitis is a/an:

  1. Inflammation of an artery
  2. Inflammation of vein
  3. an immune disorder
  4. an acute heart attack
A

Inflammation of vein

23
Q

Circulatory Massage should be avoided with patients who have:

  1. High Blood Pressure
  2. Low Blood Pressure
  3. Osteoporosis
  4. Edema build up
A

High Blood Pressure. Also for patients that have suffered from a stroke or have a pathological condition that might spread through the lymph or CV systems

24
Q

What is the term for blood poisoning?

A

Lymphangitis

25
Q

All of the following conditions that lead to edema are contraindications for massage therapy except:

  1. Deep vein Thrombosis
  2. Lymphatic Obstruction
  3. Stroke
  4. Trauma
A

Stroke

26
Q

97002 is the code for:

  1. E-stim
  2. PT re-evaluation
  3. PT evaluation
  4. Traction
A

PT Re-evaluation

27
Q

29 minutes of PT would account for:

  1. 1 unit
  2. 2 units
  3. 3 units
  4. 4 units
A

2 units

28
Q

The codes that account for therapeutic procedures

A

97110 to 97598

29
Q

97124 codes for:

  1. Heat/ice pack
  2. Manual Therapy (mobilization/manipulation, manual traction, lymphatic drainage)
  3. Massage
  4. E-stim
A

Massage therapy. 97140 for manual therapy

30
Q

Which of the following is the best massage technique for improving airway clearance when used for Chest PT:

  1. Effluerage
  2. Petrissage
  3. Tapotement
  4. Management of Trigger Points
A

Tapotement

31
Q

If convex is on concave: slide is also same as roll

  1. True
  2. False
A

False

32
Q

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory Drugs can alter clotting-mechanisms

  1. True
  2. False
A

True

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