Misc.
MET
Anatomy & Physiology
Fascia
Myofascial Trigger Points
100

Which of the following is considered a sign rather than a symptom?:

A) Numbness in the left thumb

B) Choppiness during left hip extension

C) Right shoulder pain

D) Ringing in the ears

B

100

This term describes the initiation of tissue resistance just before the point of bind/restriction

Feather-edge

100

True or False: Hyperventilation can lead to a reduction in carbon dioxide levels in the blood

True

100

The three components of connective tissue are cells, fibers, and _________

Ground Substance

100

This muscle is nicknamed "double devil" because of its potential to produce pain from both nerve entrapment and TrPs

Piriformis

200

What muscle distally tensions the rectus sheath?

Pyramidalis

200

True or False: When using Strain Counterstrain (SCS) to address tender points (TPs), distal TPs should be addressed before proximal TPs

False

200

This ligament in the foot is commonly called the spring ligament

Planta calcaneonavicular ligament

200

This type of mechanoreceptor found in the fascia is sensitive to sustained pressure

Ruffini organ

200

TrP referral pain from which adductor muscle is described as feeling as though it is coming from deep in the pelvis?

Adductor Magnus

300

Muscle imbalance occurs when a muscle is tight, which automatically _________ its antagonist

Inhibits
300

This muscle energy technique is typically used to address muscles that have acute problems or are otherwise too painful to perform a sustained contraction

Reciprocal Inhibition (RI)

300

The process of bone remodeling involves resorption, the breakdown of bone tissue, and _______, the building up of new tissue

Deposition

300

The fascia of this abdominal muscle forms the inguinal ligament

External Oblique

300

TrPs in the gastrocnemius typically refer pain to which arch of the foot?

Medial Longitudinal Arch

400

During a bodywork session, you observe that the tissue of the patient's left lower leg has become more pliable. Where would you record this observation in your SOAP Notes?

Patient's Physiological Response to Techniques Applied

400

In Hanna Somatic Education, what Postural Reflex involves a lateral curvature of the spine?

Trauma Reflex

400

What type of synovial joint is the acromioclavicular joint?

Gliding

400

What fascia separates the paraspinals from the muscles of the posterior abdominal wall?

Thoracolumbar Fascia

400

TrPs in the palmaris longus and/or _______ muscles are the most frequent sources of referred pain in the palm

First Dorsal Interosseous

500

Adding this to a passive stretch may influence viscoelastic change more than passive stretching alone

Isometric Contraction

500

What form of PNF involves providing tactile stimulation by rubbing or scratching the skin over the antagonist of the target muscle?

Manual Contacts

500

What term describes the regional flow patterns of lymphatic fluid?

Lymphotomes

500

Which style of yoga involves holding poses for 2-10 minutes, which can induce collagen creep? 

Yin Yoga

500

TrPs in this muscle may refer pain diffusely through the cranium to the back of the eyeball

Occipitalis

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