61 Free MBLEx Practice Exam Online Questions on Clinical Massage Techniques

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______ is the characteristic of certain materials to create and conduct electric current under pressure or stree

• isolytic
• palpation
• piezoelectricity
• primary

in position release technique reaching a position for trigger point release lowers the trigger point's sensitivity by _____ to ______ percent

• active
• 70,100
• flat
• 48,96

palpation allows the therapist to recognize which of the following

• trigger points, tissue congestion, edema
• constricted tissue, hyperirritiable nodule, fibrotic tissue
• pressure response and location
• trauma, improper nutrition, poor posture

a _____ trigger point prevents full lengthening of muscles and refers pain when digitally compressed

• active myofascial
• pia mater
• active
• epimysium

the preferred technique for returning a muscle to its resting length is

• receptor tonus technique
• assessment and soft tissue manipulation
• spray and stretch technique
• muscle energy technique using the antagonist

Raymond nimmo and James vannerson developed what they called ____- which treated noxious nodules in hyper tonic muscles

• receptor tonus technique
• position release
• spray and stretch technique
• Leon Chaitow

which technique is also known as passive positioning technqiue

• plasma cells
• inhibitory reflexes
• position release
• contract relax

it is not accurate to say that muscles in a hyper tonic state

• hydrotherapy
• have low nerve activity
• gate control theory
• piezoelectricity

myofascial techniques are directed towards which type of fascia

• superficial and deep
• position release
• reticular
• effleurage

which of the following techniques is sometimes called muscle stripping

• palpation
• deep gliding
• splinting
• Leon Chaitow

the body continuously endures stresses from which of the following

• trauma, improper nutrition, poor posture
• gate control theory
• unlock restrictions
• receptor tonus technique