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SMRT Laterally Recumbent & Pregnancy Exam
SMRT Laterally Recumbent & Pregnancy Exam
SMRT Laterally Recumbent & Pregnancy Massage
You may take the Exam whenever you are ready. You may want to print a copy of the questions and complete the test on paper before entering it online. Your test will be scored when you press SUBMIT at the end of the exam. A percentage of 70% is required to qualify for continuing education credit. You may retake the test if necessary. Good Luck!
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1. What does SMRT stand for?
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a. Spontaneous Muscle Reaction Technique
b. Surprising Muscle Release Tactic
c. Spontaneous Muscle Release Technique
d. Spontaneous Musculoskeletal Release Technique
2. Working on a woman in her first trimester of pregnancy is safe as long as you do not do
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a. shoulder work
b. work in a prone position
c. massage without pillows
d. deep abdominal work
3. Laterally recumbent work is used
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a. on pregnant women and people who cannot lie prone
b. only on pregnant women
c. when all else fails
d. only in a supine position
4. While the client is in a laterally recumbent position, you can work
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a. the back
b. the shoulders
c. the hips
d. all of the above
5. To release tension in the client's axilla you should
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a. Lift the client's arm while he/she is in a laterally recumbent position and hold it in one hand to access the axilla
b. Give up, you can only do this lying prone
c. Work the abdomen
d. None of the above
6. If a pregnant woman's ankles are chronically swollen, you should
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a. panic
b. send her to the doctor immediately
c. work as deep as possible
d. relax and work with gentle strokes toward the knee
7. SMRT is done by
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a. contacting the deepest tissue possible at any given moment
b. positional holds that communicate with the proprioceptors of the muscles
c. positional holds that go in the direction of ease or duplicate the current pattern
d. all of the above
8. After pregnancy some women are left with scarring in the pelvic floor muscles, you should
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a. avoid this, there is nothing you can do
b. refer them to a vaginal physical therapist
c. learn more SMRT and release the pelvic floor muscles
d. both b) and c)
9. Laterally recumbent positioning is a wonderful way to
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a. access the hip joint
b. work on pregnant women
c. access the lateral ribcage
d. all of the above
10. To release the deep 6 lateral hip rotators, you should
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a. move the thigh into medial rotation and flexion
b. lift the leg into abduction as much as possible
c. sit on the table and bring the leg into lateral rotation while compressing toward the hip joint
d. dig your elbow into the joint capsule
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