Abmp exam 7

The last section of the small intestine, which opens to the large intestine, is known as the:

ileum

The trachea, mandible, and sternocleidomastoid muscles on each side of the neck define the:

Anterior triangle endangerment areas

Accurately informing clients and other professionals of the breadth and limitations of one's discipline describes which ethical principle?

Working within scope of practice

Pain stimuli are conveyed to the brain centers via two types of axons, one of which is:

C-fiber axons

The order in which a series of strokes are applied to one body region is referred to as:

Sequencing

If a practitioner finds that a condition listed on the client's health form is unfamiliar, he or she should:

Look up the condition in a pathology reference or on the Internet to determine if massage is contraindicated

Which term refers to a posterior movement of a body part in the sagittal plane?

extension

What is the insertion of the pectoralis major?

greater tubercle of humerus

Peroneal refers to the:

fibula

When an injury site does not progress normally through the maturation stage of the healing process, it is referred to as what?

chronic inflammation

The ability to prioritize tasks for greater efficiency is called:

time management

If the infant is deeply asleep:

It is not the right time for massage

The alveolar sacs are made of multiple smaller cavities called:

alveoli

How does passive contraction affect the positioning of the origin and insertion of a muscle?

it brings them closer together

Imbalance in this is believed to cause continuous feelings of dissatisfaction:

Chakras

Which term best describes a rotational movement of the scapula that points the glenoid cavity in a superior direction?

upward rotation

In disease transmission, vehicle transmission means:

A pathogen is transferred via water or food

Palpation of bony landmarks, such as locating the superior spine of the scapula, can help a practitioner determine:

The degree of symmetry

A goal that is attainable is:

Realistic in relationship to the client's current condition

Scheduling another session with the client for a later date is known as:

Rebooking

What type of boundary is ideal for the professional practitioner-client relationship?

semipermeable

A form of hydrotherapy in which the body is exposed to heat (98°F to 104°F) is called:

thermotherapy

"Flaring up suddenly once or twice a day" is an example of:

frequency

These types of effects are the direct result of manual manipulation of soft tissue, for example, the separation of muscle fibers that occurs with moderate to deep pressure.

mechanical

The flat muscle from the ribs to the medial border of the scapula:

Serratus anterior

The styloid process of the temporal bone is tender to even moderate pressure. It should be avoided when the practitioner is working the:

Neck and lateral portions of the face

If a posture assessment indicates that a client has mild scoliosis, the practitioner will want to address:

The erector spinae and paraspinal muscles on the concave sides of the spinal curves

The friendly bond between people based on mutual liking, trust, and a sense that they understand and share each other's concerns is called:

rapport

The "knee-jerk" reaction caused by a light tap to the patella tendon is an example of:

stretch reflex

Who is responsible for determining a massage practitioner's scope of practice?

A regulatory agency

Components of standard precautions include:

The correct use of gloves

When documenting a massage session on a standardized form:

Use standard medical or massage abbreviations

An abnormal discontinuation of the menstrual cycle is:

amenorrhea

In the side-lying position:

A bolster or pillow is placed in front of the chest to provide a resting position for the arm