Musculoskeletal
Injuries
Therapies
Anatomy
Medical Terms
100

What is the term for shortening of a muscle that fixes a joint in flexion?

Contracture

100

What must you ask a client with basal cell carcinoma before massaging?

Ask if they have medical clearance or if the lesion is being treated/removed

100

Where is paronychia located?

Around the nail folds (fingers or toes)

100

Which condition is a rough, raised mass caused by HPV?

Wart

100

Which disorder is caused by the loss of acetylcholine receptors at the neuromuscular junction?

Myasthenia gravis

200

Which condition involves diffuse widespread pain, stiffness, poor sleep, and chronic fatigue?

Fibromyalgia

200

What organisms cause most fungal skin infections?

Dermatophytes (fungi)

200

Which condition involves spasm of the sternocleidomastoid muscle?

Torticollis

200

Which condition is age-related degeneration of articular cartilage?

Osteoarthritis

200

Which fungal infection is round, red, scaly with a clear center?

Ringworm (tinea corporis)

300

Which condition involves protrusion of the nucleus pulposus through the annulus fibrosus?

Herniated disc

300

What type of infection is tinea?

A fungal infection

300

Which condition is a group of genetic diseases with progressive muscle weakness and wasting?

Muscular dystrophy

300

Which condition refers to pain radiating along the sciatic nerve?

Sciatica

300

Which infection causes itchy/burning pustules near the mouth/nose?

Impetigo

400

Which injury results from an overstretched or torn ligament?

Sprain

400

Which nerve is most affected by carpal tunnel syndrome?

Median nerve

400

Which term also refers to osteoarthritis?

Degenerative joint disease

400

What are the different types of headaches?

Tension, migraine, cluster, sinus

400

Which type of herpes simplex is most common?

HSV-1

500

Which viral infection appears as an oral lesion from HSV?

Cold sore

500

Which condition is a viral infection: Chickenpox, Tinea, Impetigo, or Cellulitis?

Chickenpox

500

Which factors are the correct massage considerations for a ligament sprain?

Avoid the area acutely, use lymphatic work early, gradually introduce ROM, avoid overstretching, support healing tissues

500

Which condition involves widespread pain and is often associated with tender points?

Fibromyalgia

500

Which condition involves disruption of nerve signals leading to muscle fatigue and weakness?

Myasthenia gravis