Which area of the foot corresponds to the heart and lungs?  a. Ankle   b. Top   c. Ball   d. Heel  

Which concept involves pain being a multidimensional experience produced by a person’s pattern of nerve impulses within a widely distributed network in the brain?  a. Trigger point theory   b. Intensity theory   c. Neuromatrix theory   d. Gate control theory  

The Full and Empty Can Tests may identify lesions in which muscle?  a. Teres major   b. Deltoid   c. Supraspinatus   d. Coracobrachialis  

Which term means a repetitive movement pattern which begins when one foot contacts the ground and ends when the same foot contacts the ground again?  a. Gait cycle   b. Static posture   c. Compensatory pattern   d. Maximum improvement  

In reflexology, which term means the paths that life force travels in the body?  a. Poles   b. Zones   c. Nadis   d. Meridians  

Which term means an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage?  a. Pain   b. Psychosis   c. Rehabilitation   d. Assessment  

What do reflex points represent?  a. Chakras   b. Meridians   c. Brain and nerve pathways   d. Body structures  

Which term refers to the minimum level of intensity perceived as painful?  a. Sensitization   b. Threshold   c. Tolerance   d. Paresthesia  

Which term means abnormal sensations such as burning, itching, or numbness?  a. Origin   b. Plexus   c. Paresthesia   d. Innervation  

Which term is given to pain that lasts past the normal healing times?  a. Acute   b. Chronic   c. Perceptual   d. Centralized