MPLEX Practice

Question

Which vessels can easily be seen on the dorsal surface of the hand?

Answer 1

Pyramidalis

Answer 2

Rectus abdominis

Answer 3

External oblique

Answer 4

transporting of carbon dioxide and oxygen.

Answer 5

supporting the body.

Answer 6

providing protection for the internal organs

Answer 7

the absorption of nutrients.

Answer 8

Respiratory

Answer 9

Circulatory

Answer 10

Intestines

Answer 11

maintain autonomic functions

Answer 12

provide protection

Answer 13

produce motion.

Answer 14

absorb nutrients.

Answer 15

Lymph nodes

Answer 16

Adipose tissue

Answer 17

filter blood, reabsorb water and secrete creatine.

Answer 18

secrete glycogen and insulin for metabolizing carbohydrates.

Answer 19

act as a storage site for bile and blood.

Answer 20

act as a site of lymphocyte maturation, blood filtration and storage.

Answer 21

periosteum.

Answer 22

Epithelial

Answer 23

Connective

Answer 24

Afferent nerves

Answer 25

Efferent nerves

Answer 26

Mixed nerves

Answer 27

visceral reflexes.

Answer 28

somatic reflexes.

Answer 29

axon activity.

Answer 30

sarcolemma response.

Answer 31

Parietal pleura

Answer 32

Peritoneum

Answer 33

Aponeurosis

Answer 34

Reproductive

Answer 35

Respiratory

Answer 36

Epicondyle

Answer 37

Trochanter

Answer 38

Amphiarthrotic

Answer 39

Synarthrotic

Answer 40

Diarthrotic

Answer 41

Cartilaginous

Answer 42

Chemoreceptor

Answer 43

Photoreceptor

Answer 44

Nociceptors

Answer 45

Thermoreceptors

Answer 46

maintain the pulse.

Answer 47

innervate the legs.

Answer 48

carry visual data.

Answer 49

carry hearing sensations.

Answer 50

Transverse

Answer 51

Transverse Coronal

Answer 52

Parasagittal

Answer 53

Perimysium

Answer 54

eccentric.

Answer 55

concentric.

Answer 56

thermoreceptor.

Answer 57

golgi tendon.

Answer 58

muscle spindle

Answer 59

dorsal root ganglion.

Answer 60

medial rotation of deltoid.

Answer 61

flexion and pronation of the forearm.

Answer 62

fexion and supination of the forearm.

Answer 63

abduction of humerus.

Answer 64

Active resisted range of motion

Answer 65

Passive range of motion

Answer 66

Resisted range of motion

Answer 67

Active range of motion

Answer 68

Traction and compression

Answer 69

Flexion and extension

Answer 70

Lateral flexion.

Answer 71

Teres minor

Answer 72

Supraspinatus

Answer 73

Infraspinatus

Answer 74

Subscapularis

Answer 75

Shoulder impingement

Answer 76

Golfer's elbow

Answer 77

Tennis elbow

Answer 78

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Answer 79

hemophilia

Answer 80

sickle cell anemia

Answer 81

hypercholesterolemia.

Answer 82

inform the client that massage is contraindicated for plantar warts.

Answer 83

treat the client's feet anyway.

Answer 84

cancel the appointment and tell the client to reschedule the appointment.

Answer 85

avoid any bodywork from the waist down.

Answer 86

Cellulitis

Answer 87

client's blood pressure may drop too low.

Answer 88

client may be unable to sense the pressure level.

Answer 89

client may develop severe headaches.

Answer 90

client's condition may be contagious.

Answer 91

Abdominal trigger points

Answer 92

Constipation

Answer 93

High blood pressure

Answer 94

Flatulence

Answer 95

Cervicogenic

Answer 96

Mastoid process

Answer 97

External occipital protuberance

Answer 98

Zygomatic arch

Answer 99

Styloid process

Answer 100

Decubitus ulcer

Answer 101

Plantar wart

Answer 102

Cellulitis

Answer 103

depression

Answer 104

infection.

Answer 105

Tapotement

Answer 106

Deep transverse friction

Answer 107

Compression with active engagement

Answer 108

Reduced stress

Answer 109

Reduced digestive activity

Answer 110

Increased soreness

Answer 111

Increased joint mobility

Answer 112

effleurage

Answer 113

compression.

Answer 114

tapotement.

Answer 115

Compression

Answer 116

Transverse friction

Answer 117

Resting stroke

Answer 118

Increased nervous system activity initially and then sedation

Answer 119

Decreased general metabolism

Answer 120

Increased vasodilation of capillaries

Answer 121

Increased heart rate

Answer 122

Assessment

Answer 123

Performance

Answer 124

Evaluation

Answer 125

Educating the client on massage/bodywork methods

Answer 126

Legible handwriting

Answer 127

Educating the client on medical terminology

Answer 128

Good listening skills

Answer 129

Health history

Answer 130

Informed consent

Answer 131

Policies and regulations

Answer 132

Release of information

Answer 133

a client receives treatment in a hospital setting

Answer 134

a client wishes to share their confidential files

Answer 135

a client first receives treatment from a practitioner.

Answer 136

confidential documents are subpoenaed for court.

Answer 137

continue with the treatment and wait to see if the client mentions the limp.

Answer 138

listen to what the client is stating about the stress level and proceed with stress relief

Answer 139

ask the client about the limp and reevaluate the treatment goals

Answer 140

let the client know that correcting limps is one of the practitioner's specialties and easier than fixing stress

Answer 141

Serratus anterior

Answer 142

Teres minor

Answer 143

Retraction

Answer 144

tapotement

Answer 145

Piriformis

Answer 146

Iliotibial band

Answer 147

Chondromalacia of patella

Answer 148

Tarsal tunnel

Answer 149

apply deep gliding strokes.

Answer 150

apply cross fiber friction.

Answer 151

use moist heat and skin rolling,

Answer 152

work proximally.

Answer 153

Client outcome

Answer 154

Client expectations

Answer 155

Client consent

Answer 156

Client feedback

Answer 157

Discontinue treatment because the client is better.

Answer 158

Continue the weekly treatments as the client's insurance pays for it.

Answer 159

Reduce the frequency of the treatments to one every three months

Answer 160

Reassess the client's pain and reduce the frequency of treatments gradually.

Answer 161

Petrissage

Answer 162

Tapotement

Answer 163

Compression

Answer 164

introduced Swedish massage to Greece.

Answer 165

wrote the treatise "De Sanitate Tuenda" for Marcus Aurelius

Answer 166

detailed how to perform massage on injured areas

Answer 167

was noted for originating equine massage.

Answer 168

sports massage.

Answer 169

reflexology.

Answer 170

therapeutic touch.

Answer 171

sports massage.

Answer 172

Asian body work.

Answer 173

pregnancy massage.

Answer 174

refer the client to a practitioner trained in reflexology.

Answer 175

accept the appointment and do fantastic foot massage

Answer 176

inform the client that reflexology is not an accepted practice and a therapeutic massage would be more beneficial

Answer 177

accept the appointment and give the client a therapeutic massage hoping they forget about wanting reflexology

Answer 178

No show policy

Answer 179

Confidentiality

Answer 180

Scope of practice

Answer 181

Only if they are charging too much for their services.

Answer 182

Only if they are competing with the licensed practitioner for clients. required to

Answer 183

Yes because all practitioners in that jurisdiction are be licensed.

Answer 184

No, because it might draw negative attention to the practitioner

Answer 185

remain grounded and present with the client and allow time for safe recovery.

Answer 186

continue the treatment and attempt to counsel the client.

Answer 187

hand the client a tissue and leave the room so they can have their privacy.

Answer 188

apply more pressure to the client's body and educate them about dehydration

Answer 189

stop accepting appointments with this client as he obviously has an ulterior motive

Answer 190

accept the invitation and thank the client for his generosity.

Answer 191

ask the client if pets are allowed.

Answer 192

decline the offer explaining the benefit of maintaining professional boundaries.

Answer 193

berate the client for the inappropriate behavior and rescheduling when the client will behave more appropriately

Answer 194

clearly communicate that the session is terminated directing the client to dress and leave immediately

Answer 195

ask the client to leave and suggest a different practitioner to the client for future massage treatments

Answer 196

recognize that the client has an addictive personality and counsel her about the behavior

Answer 197

Participate but not report the income from the event

Answer 198

Provide chair massage since it is only a one-time event

Answer 199

Participating would be illegal so decline the offer

Answer 200

Borrow a license and participate

Answer 201

the client's rights are always secondary to the practitioner's.

Answer 202

a practitioner does not have the right to refuse to treat any person seeking the health benefits of to treat anyone

Answer 203

it is unethical for a practitioner to refuse to treat anyone

Answer 204

the practitioner has the right to refuse to treat any person or part of the body at the practitioner's discretion

Answer 205

ask how much alcohol has been consumed and proceed carefully.

Answer 206

proceed with the treatment assuming the session will help the client sober up

Answer 207

proceed with the treatment and suggest alcohol treatment programs

Answer 208

explain that massage is contraindicated for a client is intoxicated

Answer 209

acknowledge the client without condemnation respecting the client's autonomy and privacy in choosing a practitioner

Answer 210

confront the practitioner immediately for soliciting this client

Answer 211

stop working with the client in retaliation for not staying loyal to the practitioner

Answer 212

ask the client what is lacking in the practitioner's session that the client needed to go elsewhere.

Answer 213

Follow the prescribed procedure, chart the progress, independently bill the insurance company accordingly

Answer 214

Raising the prices since the insurance company is paying the bill

Answer 215

Disregard the prescription and work wherever the practitioner wants to

Answer 216

Charge the chiropractor for the session because the practitioner does not know how to bill for a personal injury

Answer 217

disinfection.

Answer 218

sterilization

Answer 219

sanitation,

Answer 220

lubrication.

Answer 221

Resume the treatment immediately and blame the last client's perfume

Answer 222

Apologize for the interruption and quickly resume the treatment.

Answer 223

Stop the treatment and discount the service.

Answer 224

wash their hands thoroughly before resuming the treatment

Answer 225

Every other day

Answer 226

Every session

Answer 227

Every other session

Answer 228

It is warmer for the client and practitioner

Answer 229

Massage oil may cause a client's feet to be slippery.

Answer 230

The carpet can be cleaned less often than a bare floor

Answer 231

The practitioner can work without shoes on and remain warm

Answer 232

at the waist and lifting with the shoulders.

Answer 233

the knees and lifting close to their center of gravity.

Answer 234

at the knees and keeping the weight at arm's length

Answer 235

at the waist while favoring the stronger side

Answer 236

remembering a client's music preferences

Answer 237

helping less mobile clients on and off the table.

Answer 238

indicating ticklishness on the SOAP charting

Answer 239

referring a client with offensive body odor to another practitioner,

Answer 240

adjusting the height of the table.

Answer 241

standing with feet spread as far as possible

Answer 242

keeping the knees locked

Answer 243

keeping the wrist angle at ninety degrees

Answer 244

professionalism.

Answer 245

Rely upon a few strokes and techniques so the practitioner excels at them.

Answer 246

Schedule clients without breaks.

Answer 247

Schedule clients far enough apart to allow the practitioner's hands to rest.

Answer 248

Sustain pressure over long periods of time to build up strength the practitioner's hands.

Answer 249

cover the client, offer an apology, and continue with the session.

Answer 250

behave as if nothing happened and let the client fix the draping

Answer 251

terminate the session, but do not charge the client. like to end

Answer 252

apologize profusely and ask the client if s/he would the session.

Answer 253

should fit on one page.

Answer 254

includes a financial analysis.

Answer 255

will never need to be revised.

Answer 256

does not reveal risks of the business.

Answer 257

strategic planning

Answer 258

fitness assessment.

Answer 259

informed consent.

Answer 260

networking

Answer 261

Natural disasters

Answer 262

Lacking practical skill

Answer 263

Being over managed

Answer 264

Lack of planning

Answer 265

Business plan

Answer 266

Advertising

Answer 267

Religious beliefs

Answer 268

Work experience

Answer 269

Sexual orientation

Answer 270

A release of information

Answer 271

A consent to treat

Answer 272

A plan of treatment

Answer 273

A SOAP chart

Answer 274

file Form 1065 every three years

Answer 275

maintain all income and expense records and claim all business expenses on Form 1040.

Answer 276

issue a 1099 to each partner.

Answer 277

issue a schedule 1065 K-1 to each partner.

Answer 278

Testosterone

Answer 279

Projection model

Answer 280

Fiduciary relationship

Answer 281

Dynamic network

Answer 282

Power differential

Answer 283

Decline based on scope of practice principles

Answer 284

Agree to do it to relive the client's discomfort

Answer 285

Step out and do research about spine adjustments

Answer 286

Add an additional fee for the extra service

Answer 287

Therapeutic requirements

Answer 288

Policy statements

Answer 289

Professional resume

Answer 290

Ethical copyright

Answer 291

Corporate structure

Answer 292

Guardian ad litem

Answer 293

Pro bono agreement

Answer 294

Informed consent

Answer 295

Equipment appreciation

Answer 296

Gift certificate unused

Answer 297

the practitioner

Answer 298

the client.

Answer 299

licensure agency.

Answer 300

certifying organization.

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