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Massage School Test Questions
- What condition commonly results in bone spurring? a) tendinitis b)
migraines C) osteoarthritis d) neuritis
- Curing a rear impact accident, the acceleration rate of the victim'
head: a) is slower than the vehicle B) is greater than the
vehicle c) is the same as the vehicle d) is equal to the movement of the
torso
- Typical head position for a client with the right SCM in
contracture from Torticollis would be: a)lateral flexion to the left,
rotation to the left b)lateral flexion to the right, rotation to the right
C) lateral flexion to the right, rotation to the left d) lateral
flexion to the left, rotation to the right
- Rotator cuff tendinitis does not include which tow tendon areas?
A)deltoid and teres major b) infraspinatus and subscapularis c)
supraspinatus and teres minor d) supraspinatus and subscapularis
- The painful arc in active shoulder abduction occurs at approximately: A)
50 to 120 degrees b) 180 degrees c) when the arm comes down d) The first 10
degrees
- The pain in a painful arc test is the result of: a)bracial plexus
impningement b) pressure on the sternum C) pressure on the inflamed rotator
cuff tissue as it passes under the acrominon process d) the movement of the
scapula over the ribs
- Which of the following conditions is the result of an inflamed nerve ?
A) neuritis b) tendinitis c) bursitis d) rheumatoid arthritis
- Upon postural assessment, you find that the client's right foot is
severely pronated. On which part of the right foot does he stand?
A)medial b) lateral c) on his outside heel d) on his toes
- Which muscles would you attempt to lengthen in question 8? a)
tibialis posterior and sartorius B)peroneous longus and extensor digitorum
longus c) tibialis posterior and gastrocnemius d) all of the above
- Thoracic outlet syndrome is a type of a)arthritis b) fibromyalgia C)
neuralgia d) chronic fatigue
- The borders for the posterior trangle of the neck are: a) transverse
processes of the cervicals, splenius capitus, trapezius B) SCM,
trapezius, clavicle c) SCM spine of the scapula, trapezius d) SCM, trachea,
mandible
- What type of hydrotherapy application includes active movement following
numbness? a) foot bath B) cryokinetics c) hot compress d) vascular
flush
- Why is tendinitis slow in the healing process? a) poor synovial fluid
secretion B) poor vascularization c) poor mobility d) poor muscular support
- Which joint is involved with a shoulder separation? a) sterno-clavicular
B) acromio-clavicular c)costo-clavicular d) glenohumeral
- Which joint is involved with shoulder dislocation? a)
sterno-calvicular b) acromio-clavicular c) scapular thoracic D) glenohumeral
- Which of the following is defined as nerve pain? a)neuritis b)
tendinitis c) bursitis D) neuralgia
- A protruding 4th lumbar disc would most likely cause: a) arthritis
b)tendinitis c) bursitis D) sciatica
- Which ROM is indicated when assessing an acute whiplash injury? a)
active b) passive c) resisted d) assisted
- What would be the most appropriate massage treatment for a muscle spasm?
a) gliding friction b) effleurage C) direct pressure d) tapotement
- Another name for tennis elbow is: a) thoracic outlet syndrome b)
golfer's elbow c) mdial epicondylitis D) lateral epicondylitis
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Which head positions puts transverse processes and facets at minimum
risk? a) a rear end collision with victim turned looking in their rear
view mirror B) a rear end collision with the victim looking straight ahead
c) a sideswipe collision d) head on collision with the victim turned facing
the passenger
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