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Course #M4112 - $18 • 4 Hours/Credits
| A) | pain and abnormal nerve sensations in the neck, shoulder, arm, and/or hand. | ||
| B) | painful disorder of the wrist and hand that occurs when the median nerve becomes compressed. | ||
| C) | injury to the nerves, muscles, and tendons of the wrist and hand due to the repetitive use of vibrating hand tools. | ||
| D) | medial elbow pain, hand fatigue, and sensations in the fourth and fifth fingers resulting from ulnar nerve damage. |
| A) | where the radius and the ulna adjoin. | ||
| B) | the internal structures of the entire wrist. | ||
| C) | the collection of tendons housed in the wrist. | ||
| D) | a narrow passageway housing and protecting the tendons of the hand. |
| A) | Frequent fatigue | ||
| B) | Decreased grip strength | ||
| C) | Difficulty distinguishing between hot and cold | ||
| D) | Pain in the wrist, palm, or forearm, especially during use |
| A) | thyroid disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, and hypotension. | ||
| B) | rheumatoid arthritis, hypotension, and tophaceous gout. | ||
| C) | metabolic syndrome, thyroid disorders, and rheumatoid arthritis. | ||
| D) | hypotension, tophaceous gout, and noninflammatory synovial fibrosis. |
| A) | It is likely to retain carpal tunnel syndrome several years after pregnancy. | ||
| B) | Hemodialysis has no connection to one's likelihood of developing carpal tunnel syndrome. | ||
| C) | The combination of hypothyroidism and carpal tunnel syndrome appears to be more common in the elderly. | ||
| D) | Women with gout are significantly more likely than their male counterparts to develop carpal tunnel syndrome. |
| A) | Male gender | ||
| B) | Female gender | ||
| C) | Small physical stature | ||
| D) | Frequent wrist inactivity |
| A) | pressing or tapping on the median nerve in the client's wrist. | ||
| B) | asking the client to flick the hand and wrist as if shaking a thermometer. | ||
| C) | asking the client to flex the wrists by pressing the back of his or her hands together. | ||
| D) | elevating the client's hand above his or her head as high as comfortably possible for one minute. |
| A) | Flexor work | ||
| B) | Myofascial stretching | ||
| C) | Soft tissue mobilization | ||
| D) | Stripping and compression |
| A) | Specific guidelines for the salon and spa industries | ||
| B) | Guidelines designed to prevent/reduce workplace muscle/skeletal disorders | ||
| C) | Enforcement designed to prosecute serious ergonomic violations in the workplace | ||
| D) | Outreach and assistance designed to assist businesses with the management of ergonomic issues |
| A) | Adjust the height of chairs | ||
| B) | Avoid repetitive movements | ||
| C) | Keep elbows at an angle less than 90 degrees | ||
| D) | Keep tools and products within comfortable reach |