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Massage Therapy Exam: Pathology Test
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Massage Therapy Exam: Pathology Test
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1. You have located a trigger point on a client’s back. When you apply pressure to the trigger point, the client feels pain in her left leg. This is known as
2. In order for a person to feel pain in response to a stimulus, nociceptors must transmit signals
3. Which pain-related physiological process occurs immediately after tissue damage
4. A client sustained an injury 5 days ago. What stage of healing is she most likely in
5. Black cohosh is an herb used most often to address the symptoms associated with
6. Which of the following does NOT describe a way in which acute inflammation affects tissues
7. Which of the following is NOT a pathology of the reproductive system
8. Massage is contraindicated during the acute stage of all of the following conditions EXCEPT
9. You are treating a client with a mild case of hemophilia. Which of the following is a good approach to use with this client
10. What disorder is often caused by repetitive hand movements

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