Question 1

Which factor is taken into account when adjusting massage table height?

Accepted Answer

A)  Client height 
B)  Client girth 
C)  Room size 
D)  Ceiling height 
A)  Client height 
B)  Client girth 
C)  Room size 
D)  Ceiling height

Question 2

Which term means covering the client's body and massage equipment with a cloth?

Accepted Answer

A)  Draping 
B)  Palpating 
C)  Bolstering 
D)  Positioning 
A)  Draping 
B)  Palpating 
C)  Bolstering 
D)  Positioning

Question 3

Which position means the client who has his or her torso erect, knees bent, and buttocks supported?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prone 
B)  Supine 
C)  Seated 
D)  Side-lying 
A)  Prone 
B)  Supine 
C)  Seated 
D)  Side-lying

Question 4

Which term describes attention given to present moments characterized by curiosity, openness, acceptance, and engagement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mindfulness 
B)  Wellness 
C)  Focus 
D)  Synergy 
A)  Mindfulness 
B)  Wellness 
C)  Focus 
D)  Synergy

Question 5

Which area of the foot makes contact with the ground?

Accepted Answer

A)  Third cuneiform 
B)  Navicular tuberosity 
C)  Head of the fifth metatarsal 
D)  Head of the second metatarsal 
A)  Third cuneiform 
B)  Navicular tuberosity 
C)  Head of the fifth metatarsal 
D)  Head of the second metatarsal

Question 6

To avoid fatigue, Greene and Goggins suggest that what percentage of massage time be spent with the therapist in the seated position?

Accepted Answer

A)  15% 
B)  25% 
C)  50% 
D)  80% 
A)  15% 
B)  25% 
C)  50% 
D)  80%

Question 7

Which shape is the strongest and most stable?

Accepted Answer

A)  Triangle 
B)  Line 
C)  Point 
D)  Rhombus 
A)  Triangle 
B)  Line 
C)  Point 
D)  Rhombus

Question 8

Which type of flooring is recommended for massage therapists to work on?

Accepted Answer

A)  Stone 
B)  Tile 
C)  Wood 
D)  Concrete 
A)  Stone 
B)  Tile 
C)  Wood 
D)  Concrete

Question 9

Which term means lying on the back, face up?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prone 
B)  Supine 
C)  Seated 
D)  Side-lying 
A)  Prone 
B)  Supine 
C)  Seated 
D)  Side-lying

Question 10

When applying decompression or traction, where should the massage therapist's body weight be positioned in relation to the application area?

Accepted Answer

A)  Distal 
B)  Proximal 
C)  Over 
D)  Lateral 
A)  Distal 
B)  Proximal 
C)  Over 
D)  Lateral

Question 11

While lying supine, the client's cervical spine should be in what position?

Accepted Answer

A)  Flexed 
B)  Neutral 
C)  Rotated 
D)  Extended 
A)  Flexed 
B)  Neutral 
C)  Rotated 
D)  Extended

Exam 7: Body Mechanics, Client Positioning, and Draping

Which factor is taken into account when adjusting massage table height?

Which term means covering the client's body and massage equipment with a cloth?

Which position means the client who has his or her torso erect, knees bent, and buttocks supported?

Which term describes attention given to present moments characterized by curiosity, openness, acceptance, and engagement?

Which area of the foot makes contact with the ground?

To avoid fatigue, Greene and Goggins suggest that what percentage of massage time be spent with the therapist in the seated position?

Which shape is the strongest and most stable?

Which type of flooring is recommended for massage therapists to work on?

Which term means lying on the back, face up?

When applying decompression or traction, where should the massage therapist's body weight be positioned in relation to the application area?

While lying supine, the client's cervical spine should be in what position?

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