ST, MFR, INR

Question 1

a technique that takes tissues away from the restrictive barrier is called a what?

Answer 1

indirect technique

Question 2

a technique that takes tissues toward the restrictive barrier is called a what?

Answer 2

direct technique

Question 3

Soft tissue is composed of the components of fascia and what else?

Answer 3

tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses

Question 4

a direct technique that usually involves lateral stretching, linear stretching, deep pressure, or traction

Answer 4

soft tissue

Question 5

clinical conditions that would benefit from soft tissue techniques

Answer 5

hypertonic muscles, excessive tension in fascial structures, or abnormal somato-somatic or somato-visceral reflexes

Question 6

what the most serior reactions to soft tissue treatment

Answer 6

ecchymosis, acute muscle spasm, post-procedure muscle soreness

Question 7

origin and insertion of the myofascial structures being treated are longitudinally separated

Answer 7

traction/stretching

Question 8

rhythmic, lateral stretching of the myofascial structure; origin and insertion are held stationary, the central portion is stretched like a bowstring

Answer 8

kneading

Question 9

sustained deep pressure over a hypertonic myofascial structure

Answer 9

inhibition

Question 10

the effect of a force normalized over an area

Answer 10

stress

Question 11

capability of a solid to continually yield under stress with a measurable rate of deformation

Answer 11

viscosity

Question 12

a stressed, formed, or molded tissue preserves its new shape

Answer 12

plastic deformation

Question 13

a stressed, formed, or molded tissue recovers its original shape

Answer 13

elastic deformation

Question 14

a change in shape as a result of stress

Answer 14

strain

Question 15

the continued deformation of a viscoelastic material under constant load over time

Answer 15

creep

Question 16

a connective tissue response to loading and unloading where the restoration of the final length of the tissue occurs at a rate and to an extent less than during deformation (loading) representing energy loss in the connective tissue

Answer 16

hysteresis or stress-strain

Question 17

hands moved to the left

Answer 17

right rotation

Question 18

hands moved to the right

Answer 18

left rotation

Question 19

right hand inferior, left hand superior

Answer 19

sidebending right

Question 20

left hand inferior, right superior

Answer 20

sidebending left

Question 21

used with direct myofascial release as a release-enhancing maneuver

Answer 21

integrated neuromuscular release