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Question 1 of 32

1. Question
How should neurolymphatic reflexes be treated?
- Firm rotary pressure
- Light tugging pressure
- Longitudinal stripping massage
- Needle acupuncture
- Transverse friction massage
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Question 2 of 32

2. Question
A.K. muscle testing is thought to measure which factor?
- Neuro-muscular ability to adapt to the changing test pressure.
- The absolute strength of the muscle.
- Changing length of a muscle.
- Muscle flexibility under stress.
- Mental control over neurologic function
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Question 3 of 32

3. Question
In A.K. the vertebral challenge is :
- a rebound challenge
- a traction challenge
- only done with spinous process pressure
- only used to evaluate fixations
- done with less than one ounce of pressure
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Question 4 of 32

4. Question
If a previously-tested weak muscle appears to strengthen when a nutrient is placed on the skin, in A.K. it indicates:
- Nothing, as it is not a valid test.
- The patient needs the nutrient.
- Low dosage nutrition is needed.
- Megavitamin therapy is needed.
- Skin reflexes must be treated.
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Question 5 of 32

5. Question
A patient tests weak after tasting refined sugar. You conclude:
- The patient's sugar handling systems should be investigated.
- This is normal, as refined sugar is a poison.
- The patient is diabetic.
- The patient is deficient in Vitamin B1.
- The patient should eat more sugar.
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Question 6 of 32

6. Question
What organ would you address if the patient weakened generally when any ligament was stretched?
- Adrenal
- Kidney
- Stomach
- Liver
- Small Intestine
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Question 7 of 32

7. Question
A muscle weakens only after rapidly repeated (anaerobic) testing. Which nutritional supplement is likely to cancel this response?
- Pantothenic acid
- Iron
- Vitamin B 6
- Vitamin E
- Calcium
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Question 8 of 32

8. Question
Orthopedic tests have no use to an Applied Kinesiologist.
- False
- True
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Question 9 of 32

9. Question
What is the nutrition for fascial release?
- Vitamin B12
- Raw veal bone
- Betaine hydrochloride
- Pantothenic acid
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Question 10 of 32

10. Question
What is the nutrition for Sternocleidomastoid weakness?
- Niacinamide
- Raw veal bone
- Iron
- Octacosanol
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Question 11 of 32

11. Question
What is the nutrition associated with bilateral pectoralis major, clavicular division weakness?
- Betaine hydrochloride
- Iron
- Pantothenic acid
- Octacosanol
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Question 12 of 32

12. Question
What is the nutrition associated with aerobic muscle testing weakness?
- Iron
- Octacosanol
- Raw veal bone
- Betaine hydrochloride
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Question 13 of 32

13. Question
What is the nutrition associated with anaerobic muscle testing weakness?
- Pantothenic acid
- Niacinamide
- Vitamin B12
- Iron
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Question 14 of 32

14. Question
What is the nutrition associated when fixations recur on standing?
- Octacosanol
- Niacinamide
- Betaine hydrochloride
- Raw veal bone
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Question 15 of 32

15. Question
AK was founded in 1964 as a result of Dr. Goodheart fixing a winging scapula and weak serratus anterior, thus discovering Origin & Insertion technique?
- True
- False
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Question 16 of 32

16. Question
The Pec Major Clavicular Division is associated with the Stomach for the muscle organ correlation?
- True
- False
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Question 17 of 32

17. Question
Weakness of the Pec Major Clavicular would lead you to ask more questions about potential injury, emotional concerns, as well as digestive complaints associated with the stomach?
- True
- False
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Question 18 of 32

18. Question
In AK, the Hamstrings have an associating with the Large Intestine?
- True
- False
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Question 19 of 32

19. Question
In AK, the Psoas has an association with the kidneys?
- True
- False
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Question 20 of 32

20. Question
In AK, the Gluteus Maximus has an association with the sex organs?
- True
- False
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Question 21 of 32

21. Question
In Applied Kinesiology, the popliteus has an association with the Gall Bladder
- True
- False
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Question 22 of 32

22. Question
In AK, the deltoids are associated with the Lungs?
- True
- False
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Question 23 of 32

23. Question
In AK, the lower trapezius has an association with the Spleen?
- True
- False
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Question 24 of 32

24. Question
In AK, the nexk flexors have an association with the sinuses?
- True
- False
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Question 25 of 32

25. Question
The 5 Factors, in AK, include: Neurolymphatic (Chapman's reflexes), Neurovascular (Bennet Reflexes), Acupuncture Meridian Connector, Cerebral Spinal Fluid (Cranial), and Nerve?
- True
- False
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Question 26 of 32

26. Question
The main indication for a Jones Trigger point is weakening of a strong muscle in the clear when maximum contraction is performed?
- True
- False
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Question 27 of 32

27. Question
The main indication of a Travell type trigger point is weakening of a strong muscle in the clear following stretching of the muscle?
- True
- False