Which one of the following muscles is innervated by the ulnar nerve and assists in adduction and flexion of the hand?

Which type of muscle contraction can produce greater forces within the muscle and predispose it to injury?

Which one of the following muscles has a fusiform shape?

After conducting a postural assessment on a client who participated in a marathon running three days ago, you observe mild lateral rotation in both legs. Which muscle is likely to be short and hypertonic?

Which of the following is a reason why diaphragmatic breathing is recommended as self-care?

Which muscle would you be assessing with a severe downward rotation of the scapulothoracic joint?

Which of the following is a potential therapeutic effect of using herbal extracts in a cream base during massage?

What is the purpose of applying ice to the frictioned tissue after specific stretching in the late subacute stage?

Which one of the following is NOT the three ossicles in the middle ear?

In a passive range of motion (ROM) testing what two muscles are assessed when the foot is placed in inversion?

Which one of the following muscles has a bipennate shape?

In a 30-year-old man with persistent and progressive arthritis of the spine, what is the likely autoimmune cause?

Bernard, a 74-year-old patient with a diagnosis of mild dementia, clearly explains what his proposed treatment involves and describes what could happen if he goes ahead or declines. The RMT/MT observes nothing else suggesting incapacity. Bernard's son, who is with him, says that his father 'cannot consent to anything anymore.' What should the RMT/MT do?

Walter, an 82-year-old patient, arrives for a first appointment with a neighbour who drove him. Even after simple explanations, Walter cannot describe what the proposed massage therapy involves or what might happen if he declines it. His daughter, who is his attorney for personal care, cannot be reached, and no other substitute decision-maker is available. What must the RMT/MT do?

Which type of normal end feel is characterized by a hard, bony, and abrupt sensation that is painless?

In a Syndesmosis fracture of the ankle, which bones are affected?

After a viral infection, your client experiences difficulty smiling and puffing the cheeks for four days. Which cranial nerve is likely involved?

If a client presents with a headache characterized by myofascial referred pain, what is the most probable type of headache?

Which one of the following planes divides the body into anterior and posterior parts?

What is the primary purpose of the sustained translatory joint play technique?