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| Most joints function in the body is to provide |
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| A characteristic of ligaments, tendons, and menisci is that they're all |
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| connective tissue structures found in or around joints |
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| It would be most difficult to achieve changes in joint function in a client who is a |
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| factory worker with laxity in the sacroiliac joint |
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| The thick colorless lubricating substance secreted by joint cavity membrane is |
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| which structure is opaque, flexible, and has high ratio of elastin to collagen |
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| A tearing or disruption of connective tissue fibers takes place when they exceed their plastic range is called |
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| A college football player has had multiple strains in his left lower limb that continues to bother him. What massage technique would be most appropriate |
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| friction on medial side of knee to create mild inflammation |
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| What is an example of a synarthrotic fibrous joint |
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| Range of Motion limits set by the joint sensory receptors are considered |
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| During an assessment the massage therapist notices internal rotation of hip is limited and there seems to be a hard end feel. It is most likely that the client |
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| has some sort of joint deterioration and massage therapist needs to be cautious. |
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| Internal rotation is known as what other type of rotation |
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| movement of the thumb diagonally across the palm to make contact with the fingers is called |
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| scapular motion that moves the inferior angle of scapula superior and laterally away from the spine is |
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| what is another name for abduction of the spine |
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| during standing assessment, it appears a client has bilateral anterior tilt of the pelvis. This is resulting in compression of the sacroiliac joint and low back ache. What is most likely present |
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| buttocks that are prominent with lordosis |
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| A kinematic chain describes association between joints as they |
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| operate in relation to one another |
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| 2 or more bones that meet at a joint |
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| depression, elevation, protraction, lateral deviation from left to right |
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| what kind of joint is the glenohumeral |
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| what is the most mobile joint in the body |
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| The radioulnar joint provides what movement? |
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pronation and supination
(palm up and palm down) |
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| what joints connect the pelvic and shoulder girdle to the trunk |
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| sacroiliac and sternoclavicular |
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| The acromioclavicular joint is found between |
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scapula and clavicle
(acromion process) |
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| A client sprained the coracoclavicular ligament. Where is this injury located? |
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| What bones articulate the knee |
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| which joint is actually 3 joints in one? |
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| A client has a sprain of calcaneofibular ligament. It is a grade 2 sprain in the subacute healing process. The main injury strain was tension. Which technique is contraindicated? |
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| costospinal joints allow a gliding motion between the |
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| rib and adjoining vertebra |
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| If the motion of a joint either fails or exceeds its range of motion or limits of motion, what type of range of motion is the joint in? |
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| What condition is a type of arthritis? |
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| which condition is an immune related type of inflammatory joint disease? |
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| Literally meaning inflammation of the joint, which type of joint disorder is most common? |
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| joint injuries are usually classified as |
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| extensive injury to joint structures including full ligament tear, the inability to bear weight, and the loss of normal range of motion |
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| when massaging a client who has paralysis what should be the treatment goal? |
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| maintaining pliability of connective tissues |
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| which condition involves fibrosis in the glenahumeral joint? |
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| A client is 64 years old and has had scoliosis most of her life. Which massage application is most appropriate for this? |
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| focus on pain relief methods that will help body manage dysfunctional pattern |
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