West Assessment Strategies Quiz
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
7:25 AM
1. If a client exhibits decreased ROM and discomfort when flexing the spine to pick up a suitcase, which muscles would a massage therapist most likely address:
- Rectus abdominis
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- Quadratus lumborum
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- Tensor fascia latae
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- Internal Oblique
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2.If a client exhibits a decreased range of motion, what would the massage therapist work on:
- Agonists for that action
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- The muscles of the spine
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- Antagonists for that action
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- The side muscles
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3.Posture is always a result of heredity?
4.The Cross Fiber technique is:
- superficial, never deep
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- meant only to move fascia in order to address a very specific, small area of the muscle
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- used only in medical emergencies
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- used only in medical emergencies
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- None of the above
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5.Which muscle is an antagonist for extension of the spine?
- Erector spinae
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- External oblique
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- Hamstrings
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- Quadratus lumborum
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6.Which of the following are ranges of motion of the spine?
- Lateral flexion
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- Lateral rotation
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- Flexion and Extension
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- Abduction
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7.If a client's postural issue is a flexed spine, a massage therapist would want to work on which muscle group?
- Muscles that extend the spine
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- Muscles that laterally flex the spine
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- Muscles that flex the spine
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- Muscles that rotate the spine
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8.Define MFT:
- Mixed Facilitation Therapy
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- Mechanical Force Therapy
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- MyoFascial Therapy
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- MyoFocused Therapy
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9.Define soft tissue dysfunction?
- Soft tissue that is injured
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- Soft tissue that is not working properly
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- Soft tissue that has multiple functions
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- Soft tissue thats not injured
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10.A MFT session includes all the following except:
- An assessment including asking questions, observing, palpation, range of motion and notes
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- Longitudinal release and cross fiber techniques
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- Education for the client
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- Lotion and oil
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