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Question 1 of 9

1. Question
Which of the following is true about Rolfing?
- Rolfing, developed by Ida Rolf, is also known as fascial flush and myo-fascial release.
- It is a massage technique that lengthens the fascia, which is the connective tissue that envelops the muscles.
- If the fascia is too tight, it inhibits the muscle and limits range of motion.
- If the person therapy localizes the belly of the muscle and it weakens an indicator muscle, that particular muscle needs to be Rolfed.
- All of the Above
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Question 2 of 9

2. Question
You can do three things to correct neck pain due to a loss of cervical curve, (often caused by whiplash) if the person tests needing them: 1. Rolfing the neck muscles, 2. Strain/counter strain and, 3. Spray & Stretch.
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- False
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Question 3 of 9

3. Question
When you have the patient first flex a muscle completely and, then you push against them, if it now goes weak it indicates they need which of the following:
- Rolfing
- Strain/Counter Strain
- Spray & Stretch
- All of the above
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Question 4 of 9

4. Question
In the Shock Absorber technique, which of the following is not correct?
- Hit the bottom of their foot to drive it headward and then test a strong Psoas. If it goes weak it means one or more of the joints in the leg are transmitting the shock instead of absorbing it.
- To correct the ankle, grab the top of the foot and pull it firmly footward, separating the ankle joint.
- To correct the knee, put your forearm underneath the knee in the popliteal fossa and then push down on the ankle to spread the knee joint apart.
- To correct the hip, with their leg bent, put their ankle between your legs and hold their femur just above the knee with both hands. Then pull their knee to stretch the entire leg.
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Question 5 of 9

5. Question
Because of a decussation of the spinothalamic tract, the two sides of the body are connected – the contralateral hip and shoulder go together, the contralateral elbow and knee go together, the contralateral wrist and ankle go together. When Dr. Goodheart noticed a patient with severe inflammatory swelling of his knee got relief by flexing his elbow, he used this understanding and came up with the Ligament Interlink technique.
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- False
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Question 6 of 9

6. Question
Which of the following is not true about the Ligament Interlink technique?
- If the patient TL’s a joint and it makes a strong indicator muscle go weak, but when they also TL the contralateral joint it changes to strong, the Ligament Interlink correction will be helpful.
- To do the correction, the person presses on the side of their hyoid bone in the direction of the joint ?you are going to treat, which is contralateral to the joint of complaint.
- While this is being done, the tester applies 8 – 10 lbs. of intermittent finger pressure to the contralateral joint for thirty to forty seconds. It will often be tender, but not as tender as the joint of complaint.
- If an indicator muscle does not test weak when the joint of complaint is TL’ed, TL both that area and the corresponding area on the contralateral joint and if the two point TL tests weak, this correction is indicated.
- This technique can reduce pain, swelling and redness in a joint, but it can not help increase range of motion.
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Question 7 of 9

7. Question
Which of the following is true related to Pottenger’s Cat Study?
- The cats who ate raw meat and unpasteurized milk thrived, while the cats getting cooked meat and pasteurized milk deteriorated rapidly.
- Four generations later the cats that ate cooked meat and the pasteurized milk became sterile and couldn’t reproduce.
- Pasteurization alters 42% of amino acids in milk.
- All of the above are true
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Question 8 of 9

8. Question
Wulzen Factor not present in pasteurized milk, but found in raw cream, fat and butter has an anti-stiffness property that helps protect against degenerative arthritis.
- True
- False
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Question 9 of 9

9. Question
Which of the following are true with regard to the Extra Spinal Bone Sequence, discovered by Alan Beardall?
- Bones in different locations throughout the body will show up because they are all trying to compensate for a spinal bone being out of place.
- If a bone is subluxated, the body tries to compensate for that by causing other bones to sublux.
- The occiput, sacrum, atlas, calcaneus, and pisiform are in the same sequence.
- The atlas is connected to every sequence listed on the chart.
- All of the above
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