Quiz
MPLEX Practice
Erstelle ein kostenloses Konto, um dieses Quiz zu beenden
Speichere deinen Fortschritt und sieh dir dein Endergebnis an.
oder mit deiner E-Mail registrieren
Schon ein Konto? Anmelden
Fragen in diesem Quiz (100)
1 Which vessels can easily be seen on the dorsal surface of the hand?
- AArteries
- BNerves
- CVeins
- DLigaments
2 Which muscle has the greatest effect on the return of venous blood and lymph to the heart?
- APyramidalis
- BRectus abdominis
- CExternal oblique
- DDiaphragm
3 Which of the following is part of the small intestine?
- ACecum
- BDuodenum
- CPylorus
- DSigmoid
4The digestive system is responsible for
- Atransporting of carbon dioxide and oxygen.
- Bsupporting the body.
- Cproviding protection for the internal organs
- Dthe absorption of nutrients.
5The thyroid gland is a part of which system?
- ANervous
- BRespiratory
- CEndocrine
- DCirculatory
6Which of the following hormones would be elevated due to stress?
- ACortisol
- BMelatonin
- CSerotonin
- Doxytocin
7What is the body's largest organ?
- ALiver
- BSkin
- CLungs
- DIntestines
8The primary function of the integumentary system is to
- Amaintain autonomic functions
- Bprovide protection
- Cproduce motion.
- Dabsorb nutrients.
9Which bean-shaped structures are found throughout the body, with palpable groups found in the groin, exilla and neck?
- ALymph nodes
- BAdipose tissue
- CBursae
- DFascia
10The function of the spleen is to
- Afilter blood, reabsorb water and secrete creatine.
- Bsecrete glycogen and insulin for metabolizing carbohydrates.
- Cact as a storage site for bile and blood.
- Dact as a site of lymphocyte maturation, blood filtration and storage.
11Muscles are attached to bones by
- Aperiosteum.
- Bligaments
- Cfascia.
- Dtendons
12Which of the following tissues contract to create movement in the body?
- AEpithelial
- BMuscle
- CNerve
- DConnective
13Which of the following structures are composed of both sensory and motor fibers, allowing conduction in both directions?
- AAfferent nerves
- BEfferent nerves
- CMixed nerves
- DGanglion
14Coughing, eye blinking and sneezing are examples of
- Avisceral reflexes.
- Bsomatic reflexes.
- Caxon activity.
- Dsarcolemma response.
15Which of the following structures lines the thoracic walls and the thoracic surface of the diaphragm?
- AMeninges
- BParietal pleura
- CPeritoneum
- DAponeurosis
16The exchange of gases is the main function of which of the following systems?
- AReproductive
- BEndocrine
- CUrinary
- DRespiratory
17Which of the following landmarks is smooth, rounded and located at the articular ends of bones?
- ACondyle
- BEpicondyle
- CTubercle
- DTrochanter
18. Which type of joint allows the most range of motion?
- AAmphiarthrotic
- BSynarthrotic
- CDiarthrotic
- DCartilaginous
19Rods and cones are examples of which type of receptor?
- AChemoreceptor
- BPhotoreceptor
- CNociceptors
- DThermoreceptors
20The function of the cochlear nerve is to
- Amaintain the pulse.
- Binnervate the legs.
- Ccarry visual data.
- Dcarry hearing sensations.
21Which bean-shaped organ ls part of the urinary system?
- AHeart
- BKidney
- CLiver
- DThyroid
22Which organ produces urine?
- AKidney
- BBladder
- CUreter
- DSpleen
23Which of the following terms is a horizontal plane?
- ATransverse
- BSagittal
- CTransverse Coronal
- DParasagittal
24Which of the following is the term for a kind of pain that persists for a long time, is difficult to treat or may last a lifetime?
- ASomatic
- BAcute
- CVisceral
- DChronic
25Which of the following terms best describes energy centers within the body?
- ANodes
- BChakras
- CPlexus
- DFossa
26A muscle belly is encased by which structure?
- AEpimysium
- BTendon
- CPerimysium
- DFascicle
27A voluntary contraction in which no movement occurs and muscle length remains unchanged is
- Aisometric
- Bisotonic
- Ceccentric.
- Dconcentric.
28The proprioceptive cell responsible for the stretch reflex is the
- Athermoreceptor.
- Bgolgi tendon.
- Cmuscle spindle
- Ddorsal root ganglion.
29Biceps brachii is responsible for
- Amedial rotation of deltoid.
- Bflexion and pronation of the forearm.
- Cfexion and supination of the forearm.
- Dabduction of humerus.
30Which of the following actions is performed by the client without assistance from the practitioner?
- AActive resisted range of motion
- BPassive range of motion
- CResisted range of motion
- DActive range of motion
31To feel the ligamentum nuchae change tension underneath the fingers, what passive movement(s) can be performed at the head?
- ATraction and compression
- BFlexion and extension
- CLateral flexion.
- DRotation
32Using manual resistance, the client attempts to medially rotate the shoulder. This is likely to engage which of the rotator cuff muscles?
- ATeres minor
- BSupraspinatus
- CInfraspinatus
- DSubscapularis
33Pain at the medial epicondyle of the humerus is likely to be a symptom of which of the following conditions?
- AShoulder impingement
- BGolfer's elbow
- CTennis elbow
- DCarpal tunnel syndrome
34A genetic condition that results in a lack of clot factors in the blood Is?
- Atoxemia
- Bhemophilia
- Csickle cell anemia
- Dhypercholesterolemia.
35A client presents with plantar warts on his foot, he has asked the practitioner to spend extra time on his feet. The best course of action for the practitioner to take is to
- Ainform the client that massage is contraindicated for plantar warts.
- Btreat the client's feet anyway.
- Ccancel the appointment and tell the client to reschedule the appointment.
- Davoid any bodywork from the waist down.
36Which of the following conditions is a systemic contraindication for massage/bodywork?
- APsoriasis
- BCellulitis
- CEczema
- DScabies
37The primary concern for a practitioner when a client has peripheral neuropathy is that the
- Aclient's blood pressure may drop too low.
- Bclient may be unable to sense the pressure level.
- Cclient may develop severe headaches.
- Dclient's condition may be contagious.
38In which of the following cases is a hot pack to the abdomen contraindicated?
- AAbdominal trigger points
- BConstipation
- CHigh blood pressure
- DFlatulence
39Application of heat to the neck and head is contraindicated for which of the following headaches?
- ACervicogenic
- BTension
- CMigraine
- DCluster
40which bony landmark of the temporal bone is best palpated with caution?
- AMastoid process
- BExternal occipital protuberance
- CZygomatic arch
- DStyloid process
41What is the name of the skin disorder that can occur in people that are bedridden?
- ADecubitus ulcer
- BPlantar wart
- CCicatrix
- DCellulitis
42Analgesics are medications used to relieve
- Adepression
- Banxiety
- Cinfection.
- Dpain.
43which of the following techniques would best broaden, separate, and align scar tissue?
- ATapotement
- BDeep transverse friction
- CCompression with active engagement
- DVibration
44Which of the following is an example of a psychological benefit of massage?
- AReduced stress
- BReduced digestive activity
- CIncreased soreness
- DIncreased joint mobility
45 A fast and rhythmic stroke which makes use of both hands is called
- Anerve
- Beffleurage
- Ccompression.
- Dtapotement.
46Which of these strokes can be used as a connective stroke?
- ACompression
- BTransverse friction
- CResting stroke
- DShaking
47What is a local effect of heat?
- AIncreased nervous system activity initially and then sedation
- BDecreased general metabolism
- CIncreased vasodilation of capillaries
- DIncreased heart rate
48Which step of the therapeutic procedure includes obtaining the client history?
- APlanning
- BAssessment
- CPerformance
- DEvaluation
49Which of the following is the most important during the client intake?
- AEducating the client on massage/bodywork methods
- BLegible handwriting
- CEducating the client on medical terminology
- DGood listening skills
50Which form assists the practitioner in deciding treatment strategies?
- AHealth history
- BInformed consent
- CPolicies and regulations
- DRelease of information
51A release of medical information form is used when
- Aa client receives treatment in a hospital setting
- Ba client wishes to share their confidential files
- Ca client first receives treatment from a practitioner.
- Dconfidential documents are subpoenaed for court.
52A practitioner has worked with a client weekly for two months, assisting in reducing the client's stress. When the client arrives for a session the practitioner notices that the client is limping. The best course of action for the practitioner to take is to
- Acontinue with the treatment and wait to see if the client mentions the limp.
- Blisten to what the client is stating about the stress level and proceed with stress relief
- Cask the client about the limp and reevaluate the treatment goals
- Dlet the client know that correcting limps is one of the practitioner's specialties and easier than fixing stress
53During a visual assessment a practitioner's observes that the client's left shoulder is depressed. Which muscle is most likely to be hypertonic?
- ASerratus anterior
- BRhomboid
- CTeres minor
- DDeltoid
54Which of the following terms refers to the skillful art of touching and exploring the body?
- ADraping
- BPalpation
- CRetraction
- Dtapotement
55While performing range of motion of the knee a client reports pain at the lateral femoral epicondyle. This is associated with which of the following syndromes?
- APiriformis
- BIliotibial band
- CChondromalacia of patella
- DTarsal tunnel
56A client's lower legs have several bluish, thick, distended areas on the skin. When addressing these areas, the best course of action for the practitioner is to
- Aapply deep gliding strokes.
- Bapply cross fiber friction.
- Cuse moist heat and skin rolling,
- Dwork proximally.
57Which of the following is a term that describes the desired results obtained from treatment?
- AClient outcome
- BClient expectations
- CClient consent
- DClient feedback
58A client has received weekly treatments over the past six months. The treatments have been focused on reducing pain and spasm associated with scoliosis. The client states that her pain has gone from an initial 8 to a 3 on a scale to 10. Which of the following is the best course of action for the practitioner?
- ADiscontinue treatment because the client is better.
- BContinue the weekly treatments as the client's insurance pays for it.
- CReduce the frequency of the treatments to one every three months
- DReassess the client's pain and reduce the frequency of treatments gradually.
59A client is recovering from viral pneumonia. The client is still coughing three to four times a day with mucus. Which of the following strokes could best aid in expelling mucus from the body?
- APetrissage
- BFriction
- CTapotement
- DCompression
60Hippocrates' (460-375 Bc) contribution to the massage/ bodywork field is that he
- Aintroduced Swedish massage to Greece.
- Bwrote the treatise "De Sanitate Tuenda" for Marcus Aurelius
- Cdetailed how to perform massage on injured areas
- Dwas noted for originating equine massage.
61Deep tissue, swedish massage, myofascial, and neuromuscular release are technical skill sets especially useful in
- Ashiatsu.
- Bsports massage.
- Creflexology.
- Dtherapeutic touch.
62A practitioner who uses meridians to guide the treatment plan is most likely practicing
- Asports massage.
- BAsian body work.
- CRolfing.
- Dpregnancy massage.
63A client requests a reflexology session. The practitioner Is not formally trained in reflexology. The most appropriate course of action for the practitioner to take is to
- Arefer the client to a practitioner trained in reflexology.
- Baccept the appointment and do fantastic foot massage
- Cinform the client that reflexology is not an accepted practice and a therapeutic massage would be more beneficial
- Daccept the appointment and give the client a therapeutic massage hoping they forget about wanting reflexology
64Which of the following is an example of a physical boundary?
- ANo show policy
- BConfidentiality
- CScope of practice
- DDraping
65A practitioner knows that an individual is practicing massage without a license in a jurisdiction that requires licensure. Should the practitioner report the unlicensed individual?
- AOnly if they are charging too much for their services.
- BOnly if they are competing with the licensed practitioner for clients. required to
- CYes because all practitioners in that jurisdiction are be licensed.
- DNo, because it might draw negative attention to the practitioner
66A client begins to have an emotional release during a session. The best course of action for the practitioner to take is to
- Aremain grounded and present with the client and allow time for safe recovery.
- Bcontinue the treatment and attempt to counsel the client.
- Chand the client a tissue and leave the room so they can have their privacy.
- Dapply more pressure to the client's body and educate them about dehydration
67A repeat client invites the practitioner to use his beachfront condo for vacation. The best response from the practitioner is to
- Astop accepting appointments with this client as he obviously has an ulterior motive
- Baccept the invitation and thank the client for his generosity.
- Cask the client if pets are allowed.
- Ddecline the offer explaining the benefit of maintaining professional boundaries.
68During a session, a client becomes overtly sexual ignoring the practitioner's attempts to redirect the client's energy. The practitioner becomes increasingly uncomfortable determining that the session needs to end. The best course of action for the practitioner to take is to
- Aberate the client for the inappropriate behavior and rescheduling when the client will behave more appropriately
- Bclearly communicate that the session is terminated directing the client to dress and leave immediately
- Cask the client to leave and suggest a different practitioner to the client for future massage treatments
- Drecognize that the client has an addictive personality and counsel her about the behavior
69A practitioner receives an invitation to participate at an on-site chair massage event in a state in which the practitioner is not licensed. Compensation is being offered for participating What is the best course of action for the practitioner?
- AParticipate but not report the income from the event
- BProvide chair massage since it is only a one-time event
- CParticipating would be illegal so decline the offer
- DBorrow a license and participate
70Regarding a practitioner's right to refuse to treat any person or part of the body, the most ideal scenario is
- Athe client's rights are always secondary to the practitioner's.
- Ba practitioner does not have the right to refuse to treat any person seeking the health benefits of to treat anyone
- Cit is unethical for a practitioner to refuse to treat anyone
- Dthe practitioner has the right to refuse to treat any person or part of the body at the practitioner's discretion
71A client is visibly intoxicated when she arrives for her appointment. The best course of action for the practitioner to take is to
- Aask how much alcohol has been consumed and proceed carefully.
- Bproceed with the treatment assuming the session will help the client sober up
- Cproceed with the treatment and suggest alcohol treatment programs
- Dexplain that massage is contraindicated for a client is intoxicated
72A practitioner visits a colleague's place of business. The practitioner notices that one of her frequent clients is in the colleague's waiting room. The most appropriate course of action for the practitioner is to take
- Aacknowledge the client without condemnation respecting the client's autonomy and privacy in choosing a practitioner
- Bconfront the practitioner immediately for soliciting this client
- Cstop working with the client in retaliation for not staying loyal to the practitioner
- Dask the client what is lacking in the practitioner's session that the client needed to go elsewhere.
73A chiropractor has sent a referral to the practitioner for a soft tissue injury. Which of the following demonstrates ethical practice of massage/bodywork?
- AFollow the prescribed procedure, chart the progress, independently bill the insurance company accordingly
- BRaising the prices since the insurance company is paying the bill
- CDisregard the prescription and work wherever the practitioner wants to
- DCharge the chiropractor for the session because the practitioner does not know how to bill for a personal injury
74The most complete process of destroying all living organisms on a surface is
- Adisinfection.
- Bsterilization
- Csanitation,
- Dlubrication.
75What is the best response when a practitioner must interrupt the treatment to sneeze?
- AResume the treatment immediately and blame the last client's perfume
- BApologize for the interruption and quickly resume the treatment.
- CStop the treatment and discount the service.
- Dwash their hands thoroughly before resuming the treatment
76For sanitation purposes, when should a practitioner change the sheets?
- AEvery other day
- BEvery day
- CEvery session
- DEvery other session
77Which of the following examples highlights the best safety reason to have carpet or rugs in the massage session room?
- AIt is warmer for the client and practitioner
- BMassage oil may cause a client's feet to be slippery.
- CThe carpet can be cleaned less often than a bare floor
- DThe practitioner can work without shoes on and remain warm
78Practitioners can best protect their bodies by bending
- Aat the waist and lifting with the shoulders.
- Bthe knees and lifting close to their center of gravity.
- Cat the knees and keeping the weight at arm's length
- Dat the waist while favoring the stronger side
79An important aspect of client safety is
- Aremembering a client's music preferences
- Bhelping less mobile clients on and off the table.
- Cindicating ticklishness on the SOAP charting
- Dreferring a client with offensive body odor to another practitioner,
80A practitioner's body mechanics can be maintained by
- Aadjusting the height of the table.
- Bstanding with feet spread as far as possible
- Ckeeping the knees locked
- Dkeeping the wrist angle at ninety degrees
81At the start of a treatment, a practitioner assesses that it would be wise to wear protective gloves. The client may be allergic or sensitive to what type of commonly used protective glove?
- APleather
- BVinyl
- CCotton
- DLatex
82Centering and grounding are examples of
- Aethics.
- Bprofessionalism.
- Cself-care
- Dhygiene
83Which of the following helps prevent practitioner injury?
- ARely upon a few strokes and techniques so the practitioner excels at them.
- BSchedule clients without breaks.
- CSchedule clients far enough apart to allow the practitioner's hands to rest.
- DSustain pressure over long periods of time to build up strength the practitioner's hands.
84What is the process of using linens to keep a client covered during a treatment?
- AAssessing
- BCentering
- CGrounding
- DDraping
85A practitioner accidentally exposes a client during a session. The best course of action for the practitioner is to
- Acover the client, offer an apology, and continue with the session.
- Bbehave as if nothing happened and let the client fix the draping
- Cterminate the session, but do not charge the client. like to end
- Dapologize profusely and ask the client if s/he would the session.
86A well written business plan
- Ashould fit on one page.
- Bincludes a financial analysis.
- Cwill never need to be revised.
- Ddoes not reveal risks of the business.
87Identifying business goals and the steps required to accomplish those goals best describes
- Astrategic planning
- Bfitness assessment.
- Cinformed consent.
- Dnetworking
88Which of the following is the most common reason for failure in small businesses?
- ANatural disasters
- BLacking practical skill
- CBeing over managed
- DLack of planning
89Which of the following includes tools such as networking, brochures, or offering specials?
- ABusiness plan
- BAdvertising
- CPromotion
- DPublicity
90Which of the following would be appropriate to discuss with a potential employee during an interview?
- AReligious beliefs
- BWork experience
- CSexual orientation
- DAge
91What form should be completed before a client's records can shared with a Insurance company?
- AA release of information
- BA consent to treat
- CA plan of treatment
- DA SOAP chart
92A partner in a business must
- Afile Form 1065 every three years
- Bmaintain all income and expense records and claim all business expenses on Form 1040.
- Cissue a 1099 to each partner.
- Dissue a schedule 1065 K-1 to each partner.
93After the onset of menopause which hormone is produced in lower levels?
- ATestosterone
- BOxytocin
- CEstrogen
- DProlactin
94Which is a reproductive cell that forms half of a zygote?
- ANeuron
- BGonad
- CGamete
- DNephron
95In the therapy room, what exists between the client and practitioner?
- AProjection model
- BFiduciary relationship
- CDynamic network
- DPower differential
96While working on a client's back, the client suggests that the practitioner lean powerfully into his spine to crack it because it would help ease the discomfort. How should the practitioner respond?
- ADecline based on scope of practice principles
- BAgree to do it to relive the client's discomfort
- CStep out and do research about spine adjustments
- DAdd an additional fee for the extra service
97When starting a massage practice as a sole practitioner the practitioner should create what, in order to address professional expectations?
- ATherapeutic requirements
- BPolicy statements
- CProfessional resume
- DEthical copyright
98A client's right to understand and participate in making decisions about treatment is addressed by what?
- ACorporate structure
- BGuardian ad litem
- CPro bono agreement
- DInformed consent
99A practitioner who chooses to do community service usually records that service using what fee descriptor?
- AEquipment appreciation
- BIRS 4684
- CPro bono
- DGift certificate unused
100Managing boundaries in a therapeutic relationship is mainly the responsibility of
- Athe practitioner
- Bthe client.
- Clicensure agency.
- Dcertifying organization.
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- Use this to study for the exam.
- Autor
- David Tran
- Sprache
- English
- Aufrufe
- 1.042
- Schlagwörter
- Bewertung
- 4,0 von 5 · 2 Bewertungen Bewerte dieses Quiz