Ashiatsu Seated Quiz

Question 1 of 58

1. Question

Ashiatsu is contraindicated for pregnant women.

True
False

Question 2 of 58

2. Question

When in doubt of a condition or client, say, “No”!

True
False

Question 3 of 58

3. Question

Placing deep pressure bony prominences is contraindicated.

True
False

Question 4 of 58

4. Question

Clients with lots of hair should not receive Ashiatsu.

True
False

Question 5 of 58

5. Question

For Ashi-Bar you should leave the face cradle in place at all times

True
False

Question 6 of 58

6. Question

Ashiatsu is recommended for client’s who want deep pressure.

True
False

Question 7 of 58

7. Question

Massage is contraindicated in pathologies in acute stages.

True
False

Question 8 of 58

8. Question

Watching client’s body language is imperative.

True
False

Question 9 of 58

9. Question

Antibacterial wipes are suitable for cleaning feet.

True
False

Question 10 of 58

10. Question

Hemophilia is a contraindication for Ashiatsu.

True
False

Question 11 of 58

11. Question

A doctor’s prescription will negate your liability.

True
False

Question 12 of 58

12. Question

Care should be taken with clients with diabetes and osteoporosis.

True
False

Question 13 of 58

13. Question

It is safe to do Ashiatsu on the Frail Elderly.

True
False

Question 14 of 58

14. Question

Ashiatsu is indicated for swollen and inflamed areas.

True
False

Question 15 of 58

15. Question

You should not place weight of foot on the clavicles on Pec-Stretch.

True
False

Question 16 of 58

16. Question

On seated warm up routine you should not scoot forward to reach client’s lower back.

True
False

Question 17 of 58

17. Question

Moving foot over client’s face is acceptable.

True
False

Question 18 of 58

18. Question

Use antibacterial wipes like Clorox and Lysol.

True
False

Question 19 of 58

19. Question

Ashiatsu massage is relaxing.

True
False

Question 20 of 58

20. Question

You need Ashiatsu Bars to do Ashiatu Seated Massage.

True
False

Question 21 of 58

21. Question

A chair or stool will be more comfortable if it has a full back on it.

True
False

Question 22 of 58

22. Question

Ashiatsu is indicated for clients taking meds that inhibit sensation.

True
False

Question 23 of 58

23. Question

Ashiatsu Barefoot Seated Massage is suitable for a house call.

True
False

Question 24 of 58

24. Question

Stool or chair should be even with the massage table.

True
False

Question 25 of 58

25. Question

Ashiatsu should not be mixed with other techniques.

True
False

Question 26 of 58

26. Question

Ashiatsu elongates and broadens the muscles at the same time.

True
False

Question 27 of 58

27. Question

Zorro toe should be:

Left sharp so it can scratch the client.
Filed down so it doesn't scratch the client.
None of these.
An old TV show.
Should be ignored.

Question 28 of 58

28. Question

Ashiatsu will bring balance to your body.

True
False

Question 29 of 58

29. Question

Define Medial.

Closer to head; upper or above.
Farther away from; lower or below.
Front.
Toward side or away from midline; out.
Near middle or closer to midline; inner.

Question 30 of 58

30. Question

Define Lateral.

. Closer to head; upper or above.
Farther away from; lower or below.
Front
Toward side or away from midline; out.
Near middle or closer to midline; inner.

Question 31 of 58

31. Question

Define Superior

Closer to head; upper or above.
Farther away from; lower or below.
Front
Toward side or away from midline; out.
Near middle or closer to midline; inner.

Question 32 of 58

32. Question

Define Inferior.

Closer to head; upper or above.
Farther away from; lower or below.
Front.
Toward side or away from midline; out.
Near middle or closer to midline; inner.

Question 33 of 58

33. Question

Define Anterior

Closer to head; upper or above.
Farther away from; lower or below.
Front.
Toward side or away from midline; out
Near middle or closer to midline; inner

Question 34 of 58

34. Question

Define Posterior.

Closer to side.
Midline.
Front.
Back.
Closer to head, upper; above.

Question 35 of 58

35. Question

What is the gluteal?

The separation of gluteal tissue.
Crease between the gluteal and hamstring.
Muscles of the buttocks.
Fold between the toes.
All of these.

Question 36 of 58

36. Question

What is the gluteal fold?

A musical foot note.
Crease between the gluteal and hamstring.
Muscles of the buttocks.
Continental divide.
The separation of gluteal tissue.

Question 37 of 58

37. Question

Where is the Quadratus Lumborum located?

Behind the neck.
Quadriceps.
Muscle above iliac crest, that hikes hip.
On Achilles Tendon.
On 4th Avenue.

Question 38 of 58

38. Question

With what modality is Ashiatsu associated?

Lomi Lomi.
Fijian.
Chavutti Thirummal.
Shiatsu
All of these.

Question 39 of 58

39. Question

Chavutti was done for what kind of training?

Singing
Running
Monk
Martial Arts Fighters
None of these.

Question 40 of 58

40. Question

Define TFL?

Muscle from Illiac Crest to Tibia.
Helper at Nascar
Placing foot in client’s armpit, parallel to torso.
Pivoting up neck.
Toes, Fingers and Legs.

Question 41 of 58

41. Question

Levator Scapula is:

Gluteal tissues.
Shoulder Joint.
Muscle that raises the scapula.
Muscle that raises hip.
Knee stablizer.

Question 42 of 58

42. Question

IT Band is a:

Gluteal tissues.
Shoulder Joint.
Muscle that raises the scapula.
Muscle that raises the hip.
Knee stabilizer.

Question 43 of 58

43. Question

Latissimus Dorsi is the?

Largest muscle of back.
Muscle that makes up most of the chest.
Triangle muscle of the shoulder.
Three headed muscles of the shoulder.
Thin muscle along upper back and neck.

Question 44 of 58

44. Question

Pectoralis Major is the?

Largest muscle of back.
Muscle that makes up most of the chest.
Triangle muscle of the shoulder.
Three headed muscles of the shoulder.
Thin muscle along upper back and neck.

Question 45 of 58

45. Question

Which is foot/foot?

Foot closest to the head.
Foot closest to the right.
Foot closest to the left.
Foot closest to the door.
Foot closest to foot.

Question 46 of 58

46. Question

Places where barefoot massage has been practiced.

Japan & China.
Hawaii & Tonga.
India.
Fiji.
All of these.

Question 47 of 58

47. Question

Plantar Flexion is?

Pointing of the toes.
Lifting the top of foot and toes.
A shoulder stabilizer.
All of these.
None of these.

Question 48 of 58

48. Question

Dorsiflexion is?

Pointing of the toes.
Lifting the top of foot and toes.
A shoulder stabilizer.
All of these.
None of these.

Question 49 of 58

49. Question

Deltoids are the?

Largest muscle of back.
Muscle that makes up most of the chest.
Triangle muscle of the shoulder.
Three headed muscles of the shoulder.
Thin muscle along upper back and neck.

Question 50 of 58

50. Question

Triceps Brachii is the?

Largest muscle of back.
Muscle that makes up most of the chest.
Triangle muscle of the shoulder.
Three headed muscles of the shoulder.
Thin muscle along upper back and neck.

Question 51 of 58

51. Question

Trapezius is the?

Largest muscle of back.
Muscle that makes up most of the chest.
Triangle muscle of the shoulder.
Three headed muscles of the shoulder.
Thin muscle along upper back and neck.

Question 52 of 58

52. Question

Infraspinatus?

Externally rotates the humerus.
Rotates the humerus medially and internally.
Abducts the humerus.
Assists external lateral rotation
None of these.

Question 53 of 58

53. Question

Which is the head/foot?

Foot closest to the head.
Foot closest to the right.
Foot closest to the left.
Foot closest to the door.
Foot closest to foot.

Question 54 of 58

54. Question

Subscapularis?

Externally rotates the humerus.
Rotates the humerus medially and internally.
Abducts the humerus.
Assists external lateral rotation
None of these.

Question 55 of 58

55. Question

Supraspinatus?

Externally rotates the humerus.
Rotates the humerus medially and internally.
Abducts the humerus.
Assists external lateral rotation
None of these.

Question 56 of 58

56. Question

Teres Minor?

Externally rotates the humerus.
Rotates the humerus medially and internally.
Abducts the humerus.
Assists external lateral rotation
None of these.

Question 57 of 58

57. Question

How often should you get a pedicure?

Once a day.
Once a year.
Once a week.
Once every 3 months.
Once a month.

Question 58 of 58

58. Question

Ways to keep feet in good shape?

Exercise.
Monthly pedicures.
Wear socks.
File heels and toenails frequently.
All of these.

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