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Question 1:

What does IASTM stand for?

A) Instrument always strumming mobilization

B) Instrument assisted flotation device

C) Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization

D) Instrument assisted straining mobilization

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Question 2:

What is the primary function of fascia?

A) Transmits forces

B) Supports and protects

C) Contributes to load distribution

D) All of the above

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Question 3:

Which of the following is a relative contraindication for IASTM?

A) Over fracture site

B) Osteopenia

C) Osteoporosis

D) Patient taking anticoagulant drug

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Question 4:

How many layers of fascia are within the body?

A) Seven

B) Three

C) Two

D) Four

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Question 5:

Which of the following is a relative precaution for IASTM?

A) Osteopenia

B) Diabetes

C) Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

D) Osteoporosis

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Question 6:

Based on evidence-based research, what are the reasons why trigger points form?

A) Due to stress

B) Due to poor posture

C) Due to surgery, trauma or injury

D) All of the above

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Question 7:

What is petechiae?

A) Is when capillaries bleed, leaking blood into the skin, causing it to turn purple color.

B) Is when veins bleed,

C) Is when capillaries bleed, leaking blood into the skin, causing it to turn red.

D) None of the above

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Question 8:

Which of the following statements is true concerning using IASTM?

A) It is important to not communicate to your patient about IASTM.

B) Important to tell and educate patients about IASTM only.

C) Important to educate what they might feel and potentially see post-IASTM.

D) All of the above

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Question 9:

What is the appropriate dosage of IASTM or total treatment time for a patient?

A) 30 minutes

B) 10 minutes

C) 30 seconds

D) 3-5 minutes

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Question 10:

What is the optimal treatment angle the IASTM tool should use?

A) 15 degrees

B) 30-60 degrees

C) 45 degrees only

D) 90 degrees

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Question 11:

What is mechanotransduction?

A) Is the physiologic process where cells both sense and respond to mechanical loads

B) Is the vibration that occurs with A delta fibers

C) Is the increase in size of a trigger point

D) All of the above

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Question 12:

What are adhesions?

A) Is something that forms after only surgery.

B) Are non-fibrous bands of scar tissue that form between internal organs and tissue.

C) Are fibrous bands of scar tissue that form between internal organs and tissue joining them together..

D) All of the above

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Question 13:

What are the effects of IASTM?

A) Physiologic effects only

B) Mechanical and physiologic

C) Neurophysiologic effects

D) All of the above

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Question 14:

What is the name of the technique performed with short strokes near perpendicular to the target tissue?

A) Framing

B) Swiveling

C) Strumming

D) J stroke

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Question 15:

What is the name of the technique performed with a hook motion at the end of the stroke path?

A) Framing

B) Swiveling

C) Strumming

D) J stroke

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Question 16:

What is the name of the technique performed parallel to the targeted tissue?

A) Framing

B) Swiveling

C) Strumming

D) Brushing

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Question 17:

What is the name of the technique performed where short, straight, or circular strokes are used?

A) Swiveling

B) Framing

C) Brushing

D) Smiling

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Question 18:

Large strokes that include an arc of motion using one or two hands are called?

A) Brushing

B) Framing

C) Fanning

D) Stroking

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Question 19:

What is the technique used to scan the tissue called?

A) Sweeping

B) Brushing

C) Framing

D) Swiveling

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Question 20:

Which techniques would best treat a patient with total knee replacement or patellofemoral syndrome, addressing restrictions around the patella?

A) Sweeping

B) Scanning

C) Smiling

D) Framing

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Question 21:

Which techniques would be ideal for addressing tightness in the quadratus lumborum muscle?

A) Sweeping

B) Fanning

C) A & B

D) None of the above

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Question 22:

Which stroke is unidirectional?

A) Fanning

B) Sweeping

C) Framing

D) All of the above

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Question 23:

What is the normal physiologic response or expected outcome post-IASTM treatment?

A) Green

B) Deep blue

C) Redness

D) Orange

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Question 24:

A patient is complaining of intense pain during IASTM treatment. What is the best course of action?

A) Do nothing and proceed

B) Stop and assess

C) Tell the patient not to worry about it. It's normal to experience intense pain

D) Smile

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Question 25:

After completing IASTM treatment, what is the most effective next step?

A) Nothing

B) Ice

C) Have the patient perform bicycle or an active exercise and stretch afterward

D) Stretch only

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