Assessments
The pinching and lifting of the skin that evaluates the superficial fascia
What is called Kibler's Technique
A client has a broken neck. What is the therapists next step?
What is refer the client out for evaluation
Mastication occur due to innervation of
What is the Trigeminal Nerve
Gliding with a flat hand from the distal end of a joint through a segment to a proximal joint
What is effleurage
Produced through effleurage as positive particles pass by negative particles
What is bioelectricity
The therapist stands behind the seated client and performs downward compression of the cervical spine
What is Spurling's Test
A client is given a diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome. What part of the hand would be sensory deficient
What is the thumb and first two fingers on the palmar side
The anterior compartment of the brachium is innervated by
What is the musculocutaneous nerve
A two handed kneading technique in which the heel of the front hand is placed on the tips of the other hands fingers to make a larger hand for more surface area
What is double scrolling kneading
Eyelid closes slightly and Greater Occipital Nerve is compressed resulting in this condition
What is a headache
Compression of the brachial plexus at the junction of the anterior scalene muscle
What is a Wartenburg's Test
Goosefoot Tendonitis involves potentially the following three muscles
Sartorius, Semitendinosus, Gracilis
Improper innervation of this nerve can cause the condition "drop foot"
What is the common peroneal nerve
During a hiring process in Ukraine, the only technique they need to bear witness to for determining if they will hire you is
What is kneading
The Femoral Triangle consists of the following structures
What is the Sartorius, Inguinal Ligament, and Adductor Longus
DAILY DOUBLE
A test where the skin in scratched and turns white and within 20-30 seconds has tissue return and turns red
What is a dermographism test
A client experiences pseudo sciatic symptoms that don't extend all the way down to their feet. The hip on the same side is hiked up a little bit. They are likely suffering from
What is a Quadratus Lumborum in Spasm
This nerve originates at L4-S3
What is the sciatic nerve
Two Handed effleurage technique where 100% of pressure is applied between the thumb and index finger and the hypothenar makes contact
What is effleurage with unequally distributed pressure
What is the anterior scalene muscle
Self assessment where the client sits at the edge of a table and hugs one knee to their test while leaning back and testing the tightness of the opposite hip flexor
What is the Thomas Test
Your assessment reveals lower back pain and treatment techniques at the low back are ineffective. However, treatment at the cervical spine seems to help the low back due to
A client has trouble will weakness during a triceps extension. What nerve is involved
What is the radial nerve
DAILY DOUBLE
Involves heavy compression of the tissue and is THE ONLY truly painful technique in medical massage
What is periostial massage
Client wakes up stiff in the morning but starts to feel better after a hot shower and movement because
What is an insufficient amount of ATP in the muscles upon waking