107 FMT Pediatrics Please complete your final test. You must pass with a 70% or higher grade. Please complete with the *exact* same details you registered for our courses with. Your name and email address must match. NameEmailCourse Instructor 1 / 26 RockTape is a movement company that dabbles in: Pharmacy Dry needling Tape X-Ray 2 / 26 Who is NOT the pediatric population? Infants Children Geriatrics Adolescents 3 / 26 Who is NOT a type of pediatric patient according to this course? Neurological Active Inactive Resistive 4 / 26 Which one is NOT a component of a “neurologic peds patient? Hi/low tone Posture Neuro impairments Fluid dynamics 5 / 26 Which one is a component of a “neurologic peds patient? Hi/low tone Scar taping hearing impairments Fluid dynamics 6 / 26 Who is NOT considered ACTIVE PEDs? Toddlers Pre school age in participatory games Peds on organized sports Non ambulatory peds 7 / 26 What is the amount of minutes we consider to be INACTIVE PEDs? <10 <20 <30 <5 8 / 26 At what age should an infant be holding their neck up? 5 months 6 months 3 months 9 months 9 / 26 At what age should an infant be holding their neck up? 5 months 6 months 3 months 9 months 10 / 26 At what age should an infant be rolling over? 3 months 5 months 6 months 7 months 11 / 26 At what age should a child be hopping on one foot? 4 years 2 years 3 years 1 year 12 / 26 Which is NOT a main effect of tape? pain mitigation decompression neurosensory input muscle movement 13 / 26 In the Gate Control Theory of Pain, which fibers are slow to respond to stimuli? A beta fibers D beta fibers C Fibers Theda fibers 14 / 26 How does tape deload the skin? Via small ligaments called RCSs and RCPs Through fat tissue Via muscles Via lymph vessels 15 / 26 Dr. Stecco is important to fascial research because she: Concluded that fascia is inert Concluded that fascia is vascular and Mechanoreception Concluded that fascia has no mechanoreceptors in it Concluded that fascia is of no interest 16 / 26 What does COOKING the TAPE mean? Stretching Over stretching Wearing the tape Applying the tape 17 / 26 When over cooking the tape, what of these can be the result? Skin irritation Less communication to the skin Fainting Frequent urination 18 / 26 What is the correct order of planar taping? Sagittal, frontal, transverse Frontal, sagittal, transverse Transverse, frontal, sagittal Transverse, sagittal, frontal 19 / 26 Which is the MOST INTENSE taping correction? Neurosensory Fluid dynamics Mechanical Light taping 20 / 26 Which is NOT a skin preparation step? No creams or oils Clip hair Pat dry after shower Blow dry tape 21 / 26 Which is a NOT a caution prior to taping? Test patch Past irritations Some medications No history of skin conditions 22 / 26 Which is NOT considered a NON NEGOTIABLE prior to taping? Clean skin Trim hair Stretch entire piece of tape Pat dry 23 / 26 Which is NOT considered a NEGOTIABLE prior to tape? Where is starts Order of pieces Always split tape Length of strips 24 / 26 How much of stretch is already loaded on to white backing of paper? 5% 1% 15-20% 50% 25 / 26 The main benefit of taping is: It inhibits muscles It facilitates muscles It normalizes muscle tone It creates super human strength! 26 / 26 Where should LOW TONE pelvis application be placed? Forehead Neck Low Back Abdomen Your score is
