Author: Anonymous

Which orthopedic test assesses for cervical disc symptomology?  a. Empty Can   b. Spurling   c. Apley Scratch   d. Thompson  

Which type of end-feel feels springy and occurs when motion is limited by joint capsules or ligaments?  a. Soft   b. Hard   c. Pathologic   d. Firm  

Which term means abnormal sensations such as burning, itching, or numbness?  a. Origin   b. Plexus   c. Paresthesia   d. Innervation  

What statement describes postural assessment?  a. The manner in which a client moves on foot   b. Observational evaluation of how a standing client holds themselves   c. Conditioning that athletes undergo for optimal performance   d. Methods used to correct imbalances and reduce discomfort  

Through which toe does Zone 1 pass?  a. First   b. Second   c. Third   d. Fifth  

Which term means the brain’s ability to form and reorganize synaptic connections?  a. Nociception   b. Neuroplasticity   c. Radiculopathy   d. Paresthesia  

Which term is given to pain that lasts past the normal healing times?  a. Acute   b. Chronic   c. Perceptual   d. Centralized  

In reflexology, which landmark is at the base of the fifth metatarsal?  a. Waistline   b. Pelvic line   c. Diaphragm line   d. Neck/shoulder line  

Which technique is used to stimulate all points within an entire zone during a reflexology treatment?  a. Cupping   b. Walking   c. Point work   d. Point tapping  

Reflexology involves addressing areas of the body by applying different amounts of pressure to points located where?  a. Internal organs   b. Chakras and third eye   c. Skull, spine, and pelvis   d. Feet and hands