[2023] MBLEx Answers MBLEx Free Demo Are Based On The Real Exam [Q140-Q163]

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[2023] MBLEx Answers MBLEx Free Demo Are Based On The Real Exam [Q140-Q163]

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[2023] MBLEx Answers MBLEx Free Demo Are Based On The Real Exam

MBLEx [Nov-2023 Newly Released] Exam Questions For You To Pass

NEW QUESTION 140
_______________ is a proprioceptive sensory receptor located at the insertion of skeletal muscle which protects against damage from an excessive load or stretch.

apparatus

tendon organ

Action potentials

Spinal reflex

A Golgi tendon organ or GTO provides the sensory component to the Golgi tendon reflex, a phenomenon that protects a muscle/tendon from an excessive load or stretch.

NEW QUESTION 141
A small, rough protuberance on a bone is called a _______________.

Tuberosity

Condyle

Trochanter

Spine

A condyle is a large rounded area on a bone, usually at a joint articulation. A trochanter is a large projection from a bone. A spine or spinous process is a flat ridge-like flange protruding from a bone, typically a vertebra.

NEW QUESTION 142
Which of the following determines the necessary certifications and educational requirements for licensure?

State regulations

AMTA quidelines

HIPAA requlations

Federal agency

Licensure is handled by state massage boards that determine the minimum educational requirements and certifications needed for qualification. A massage therapist who is interested in licensure in a state that regulates massage should first contact the state massage board for regulation requirements.

NEW QUESTION 143
How many arches are in a normal human foot?

Trigeminal

Median

Radial

Sciatic

The median nerve passes through the flexor retinaculum of the hand.

NEW QUESTION 144
Where are cubital lymph nodes located?

Knees

Thoracic cavity

Neck

Elbow

Cubital refers to the elbow and will indicate that region when used with anatomical terms as cubital fossa, cubital tunnel and median cubital vein.

NEW QUESTION 145
Choose the correct definition of the anatomical term “foramen”.

A rounded articular process

A shallow cavity or slight depression

A hole or opening for nerves and other tissues to pass through

A narrow projection of the spine

The anatomical term “foramen” refers to a hole or opening for nerves or tissues to pass through as in the foramen ovale of the sphenoid bone on the skull which allows several nerves, arteries and veins to pass through.

NEW QUESTION 146
A massage therapist has worked with a particular client for over a year now. In the last couple of massages, the therapist has noticed a shift in the way the client responds to the treatment but is not able to discern anything specific. What could the massage therapist do to help the situation with the client?

Talk with the client about intimacy issues.

Be sure to adjust body language towards the client.

Refer to a peer for support.

Discussing the issue with a peer is the best step towards gaining an unbiased view of the situation. The other choices signal that the therapist has made an assumption about the dynamics surrounding the client’s behavior.

NEW QUESTION 147
It’s very cold outside and Bill gets into the spa, turning it up to its maximum temperature (106DegF). After several minutes in the water, he faints and would have drowned if a passerby had not saved him. Which best explains what happened?

His body could not tolerate the shock going from cold to hot.

He suffered a heart attack due to the excess heat.

He fainted from a lack of oxygenated blood to his brain.

He received second-degree burns and went into shock.

When the body is exposed to prolonged heat, more blood is shunted to superficial veins in order to lower body temperature. This results in decreased venous return to the heart. The resulting lowered cardiac output causes less oxygenated blood to reach the brain, causing dizziness and fainting.

NEW QUESTION 148
What do boundaries clarify?

Our needs and desires

Our need to protect ourselves

Our need to protect our

Our personal limits and expectations

Having clear boundaries will assist the massage therapist in knowing when a personal limit has been reached and what can be expected from the therapist and the client within a professional relationship.

NEW QUESTION 149
Refer to the following to answer the next 3 questions:A 43 year old female client presents with pain in the right hand with episodes of pins and needles and occasional numbness. Upon inspection you notice a slight bluish discoloration of her arm and sensitivities of her right anterior neck. She claims to be under a lot of stress at work and she has been working overtime lately at a desk job typing 8-10 hours a day. What condition is the client most likely experiencing?

Carpal tunnel

Thoracic outlet

Cubital tunnel

Rotator cuff injury

Whole hand nerve sensations with arm discoloration indicate compression at the thoracic outlet.

NEW QUESTION 150
What is counted to determine the atomic number of an atom?

Neutron

Proton

Electron

Nucleus

Protons located within the nucleus are counted to determine the atomic number of an atom. This is different than the atomic mass which is a count of the total count of neutrons and protons within a nucleus.

NEW QUESTION 151
In humans, which part of the brain is located superiorly to all others?

Cerebellum

Diencephaion

Telencephalon

IPons

The telencephalon is also known as the cerebrum. Telencephalon refers to the embryonic structure from which the mature cerebrum develops.

NEW QUESTION 152
The plasma membrane is also known as ____________________.

phospholipid bilayer

peripheral protein

cytoplasm

branching cells

The plasma membrane is made of two layers of fat molecules that contain phosphorus and is also known as the phospholipid bilayer.

NEW QUESTION 153
What does muscle tone relate to?

Muscle laxity

Muscle deformity

Muscle contraction

Muscle atrophy

Muscle tone relates to a continuous muscle contraction that resists stretching or elongation during a resting state. In other words, muscle tone describes a muscle that is unable to relax.

NEW QUESTION 154
With regard to range of motion testing, a hard end feel is typically a ____________ experience for a client.

painless

slightly painful

moderately painful

very painful

Hard end feel is the natural sensation at the end range of motion where bone meets bone such as elbow or knee extension. Since a hard end feel would indicate that the client’s joints are functioning normally, there would typically be no pain experienced.

NEW QUESTION 155
What does a “sulcus” refer to in the human body?

Protuberance

Bony landmark

Attachment site

Furrow

A sulcus is the anatomical term for a furrow, fissure, crevice or a groove in the human body. Two examples are the central sulcus of the cerebellum which divides the frontal and parietal lobes, and the radial sulcus along the lateral border of the humerus which houses the radial nerve and the deep brachial artery.

NEW QUESTION 156
Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and _____________ make up the four majority elements in the human body.

calcium

[sodium

potassium

nitrogen

Elements are pure substances that are composed of a single type of atom. The fourth element missing from this statement is nitrogen, which is a key component of the amino acid chains that comprise proteins. Nitrogen is also found in the DNA and RNA of our gene codes.

NEW QUESTION 157
The linea aspera is located on which of the following bones?

Humerus

Tibia

Uina

Femur

The linea aspera is comprised of three raised ridges along the posterior aspect of the femur. These ridges include a lateral, intermediate and medial and are caused by the insertion of muscles along each line.

NEW QUESTION 158
A 56 year old client enters the office for their appointment and complains of deep pain in their thigh. The client states that the pain feels like it is on the bone. The client also states that they have a mild fever and feel nauseous. The client is a diabetic. A closer inspection of the affected leg shows signs of redness and swelling and that the client is feverish. Which of the following actions should you take as the practitioner of this client?

Massage client and suggest an NSAID

Massage client and instruct to seek medical attention soon

Cancel appointment and send them home

Cancel appointment and have the client seek immediate medical attention

Massage is contraindicated for fever and/or inflamed, swollen tissue. Osteomyelitis is a very serious infection that can result in amputation or possible death. Canceling the appointment and advising the client to seek immediate medical attention is the best course of action.

NEW QUESTION 159
Lateral epicondylitis affects the outside of the knee joint.

TRUE

FALSE

Lateral epicondylitis is the technical term for tennis elbow.

NEW QUESTION 160
Which of the following best describes a reflex arc?

Emotional response

Massage technique

Neural pathway

Gait assessment

A reflex arc is a neural pathway that allows for the activation of spinal motor neurons to trigger without involving the brain for a response.

NEW QUESTION 161
A client can experience phantom pain if they have _______________.

a psychological disorder

diabetes

lost a limb

a neurological dysfunction

Phantom pain is a phenomenon where a person experiences sensations of a limb or body part after it has been amputated. Phantom sensations have also occurred in people with removed organs and after a mastectomy.

NEW QUESTION 162
Which of the following bones are part of the hindfoot?

Phalanges

Cuboid

Navicular

Talus

The talus is also known as the ankle bone to which the tibia and fibula connect. The other bone of the hindfoot region is the calcaneus also known as the heel.

NEW QUESTION 163
Which chemical or element would be found in blood serum?

Fibrinogen

White blood cells

Electrolytes

Red blood cells

Serum is the blood plasma that is separated from white and red blood cells as well as the fibrinogens. Serum contains the antibodies, antigens, electrolytes, hormones and any exogenous substances (drugs, pathogens, etc)

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