HAWAII MASSAGE EXAMS ,PRACTICE EXAM AND MO CK

HAWAII MASSAGE EXAMS ,PRACTICE EXAM AND MO CK

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• The basic unit of structure for bones is the - ANSWER- Osteons

• Your client is lying in the supine position and complains of lower

back pain. What do you do first - ANSWER- Place a pillow under his knee

• Which nerve controls the heart and lung - ANSWER-

Pneumograstric/vagus

• If your client has HIV, under which circumstance can you refuse

treatment - ANSWER- a) When your client thinks he is infected

b) When you are afraid of being infected

c) Only when client admits

d) NONE OF THE ABOVE

• What term means condition of the blood - ANSWER- emia (suffix)

• Which of the following may lead to the revocation of your license -

ANSWER- Abandoning the premises

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• Which term indicated the use of ice - ANSWER- Cry

• Which bone connects the tibia, fibula, and the navicular - ANSWER-

Talus

• If a therapist contracts his/her palm muscles as in squeezing, the

manipulation is called - ANSWER- Petrissage

• The origin of the sartorius muscle is - ANSWER- A.S.I.S. anterior

superior iliac spine

• Which muscle is involved in the plantar flexion of the foot -

ANSWER- Soleous

• What do you do if your client does not comprehend what you are

saying - ANSWER- Do not massage

• What is the main physiological benefit of massage - ANSWER-

Increase blood circulation

• In which direction do you massage the abdomen - ANSWER- With

the peristalsis (clockwise)

• Spongy bone tissue is found - ANSWER- At the end of long bones
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• What fluid sometimes accompanies an infection - ANSWER- An

inflammatory exudates

• What is phaygocytosis - ANSWER- Eating microbes

• What is the function of pacinian corpuscles - ANSWER- Detect

pressure

• What is the function of red corpuscles - ANSWER- Transport gases

• What is the function of Meisner's corpuscles - ANSWER- Detect

light touch

• What is the function of white corpuscles - ANSWER- Defend the

body

• The ulna is what to the radius - ANSWER- Medial

• How many segments are in the spinal cord - ANSWER- 31 (26

bones)

• What is metastasis - ANSWER- Migration of cancer cells

• Which is a highly contagious staphylococcal infection in young

children - ANSWER- Impetigo 3 / 4

• 2nd degree burns are characterized by - ANSWER- Blisters

• The lowest area of the abdomen is the - ANSWER- Hypogastric

• Which muscle reaches from the thorax to the pubis - ANSWER-

Rectus abdominis

• At what structure in the lung does gas exchange occur - ANSWER-

Alveolus

• What movement of the mandible is parallel to the ground -

ANSWER- Protraction

• The frontal bone is located in what part of the body - ANSWER-

Head

• The origin of the semimembranosus and the semitendinosis is the -

ANSWER- Ischial tuberosity

• If only one side of the sternocleidomastoid is flexed. This will

produce a movement called - ANSWER- Contra-lateral rotation

• The muscle which draws the arms backwards is the - ANSWER-

Latissimus dorsi

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