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Massage Therapist Practice Exam

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What is one of the signs of a client experiencing the effects “Bell's palsy”?
  1. Pain in the chest
  2. Edema in the lower legs
  3. Weakness, drooping or paralysis in the face
  4. Lower back pain
Explanation
Answer: C A client experiencing Bell's palsy will have symptoms of weakness, drooping or facial paralysis. The condition is caused by the dysfunction of the Cranial VII Facial Nerve. Depending on the severity of the condition, the symptoms could be temporary or permanent. Massage is indicated for this condition because it helps to restore proprioception, balance and circulation to the affected area.
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