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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

People go to websites to get the information they desperately need.  They could be looking for an answer to a nagging question.  They might be looking for help in completing an important task.  For recent graduates, they might be looking for ways on how to prepare a comprehensive resume that can capture the attention of the hiring manager

Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

Thus, he sought our assistance in improving editing and proofreading his resume. 

In revising his resume, iwritegigs highlighted his soft skills such as his communication skills, ability to negotiate, patience and tactfulness.  In the professional experience part, our team added some skills that are aligned with the position he is applying for.

When he was chosen for the real estate agent position, he sent us this thank you note:

“Kudos to the team for a job well done.  I am sincerely appreciative of the time and effort you gave on my resume.  You did not only help me land the job I had always been dreaming of but you also made me realize how important adding those specific keywords to my resume!  Cheers!

Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

MODULE 4 (Chapter 04)

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  ​ruptured rotator cuff
B  ​torticollis
C  ​tendinitis
D  cramp
Question #2
A  ​myolysis
B  ​atrophy
C  myorrhexis
D  ​myalgia
Question #3
A  ​range-of-motion testing
B  ​electromyography
C  myocele
D  ​muscle biopsy
Question #4
A  fasciitis
B  ​fascioplasty
C  ​myofascial release
D  ​fasciotomy
Question #5
A  ​ataxia
B  ​hypotonia
C  ​dystonia
D  muscle tone
Question #6
A  ​hyperextension
B  ​adduction
C  ​supination
D  elevation
Question #7
A  ​overuse tendinitis
B  ​impingement syndrome
C  ​carpal tunnel syndrome
D  compartment syndrome
Question #8
A  ​oblique
B  ​transverse
C  ​rectus
D  lateralis
Question #9
A  ​Tendinitis
B  Tenosynovitis
C  ​Tenolysis
D  ​Tenodesis
Question #10
A  ​singultus
B  ​cramp
C  ​spasm
D  ​myoclonus
Question #11
A  hamstring injury
B  ​iliotibial band syndrome
C  ​shin splint
D  ​Achilles tendinitis
Question #12
A  antispasmodic
B  ​skeletal muscle relaxant
C  ​RICE
D  ​neuromuscular blocker
Question #13
A  ​myofascial pain syndrome
B  compartment syndrome
C  ​iliotibial band syndrome
D  ​carpal tunnel syndrome
Question #14
A  ​overuse tendinitis
B  ​strain
C  myalgia
D  ​myorrhexis
Question #15
A  transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
B  ​neuromuscular blocker
C  ​skeletal muscle relaxant
D  ​therapeutic ultrasound
Question #16
A  ​physical therapist
B  ​occupational therapist
C  sports medicine physician
D  ​neurologist
Question #17
A  ​Muscle innervation
B  ​Relaxation
C  Contraction
D  ​Extension
Question #18
A  ​muscle fiber
B  tendon
C  ​strain
D  ​fascia
Question #19
A  ​fascioplasty
B  ​fasciotomy
C  fasciitis
D  ​myofascial release
Question #20
A  ​extension
B  elevation
C  ​depression
D  ​hyperextension
Question #21
A  ​skeletal
B  visceral
C  ​myocardial
D  ​smooth
Question #22
A  ​quadriceps
B  triceps brachii
C  ​biceps brachii
D  ​mastoid
Question #23
A  ​pronation
B  ​dorsiflexion
C  ​supination
D  plantar flexion
Question #24
A  ​extension
B  ​elevation
C  flexion
D  ​circumduction
Question #25
A  ​range-of-motion testing
B  ​electromyography
C  percutaneous needle tenotomy
D  ​deep tendon reflexes
Question #27
A  tenodesis
B  tenolysis
C  singultus
D  paralysis
Question #28
A  sphincter
B  hypotonia
C  tenodesis
D  myocele
Question #29
A  myocele
B  insertion
C  ganglion
D  sarcopenia
Question #30
A  sphincter
B  shin splint
C  insertion
D  paralysis
Question #31
A  contracture
B  hypotonia
C  tenorrhaphy
D  myorrhaphy
Question #32
A  tenodesis
B  tenosynovitis
C  fasciitis
D  ergonomics
Question #33
A  Myasthenia gravis
B  Muscular dystrophy
C  Fibromyalgia
D  Electromyography
Question #35
A  heel spur
B  tenorrhaphy
C  tenotomy
D  hypotonia
Question #36
A  tenodesis
B  sarcopenia
C  myocele
D  fasciitis
Question #37
A  tenolysis
B  neuromuscular
C  singultus
D  tenodesis
Question #38
A  paralysis
B  sphincter
C  myocele
D  insertion
Question #41
A  Myasthenia gravis
B  Torticollis
C  Fibromyalgia
D  Chronic fatigue
Question #42
A  myocele
B  epicondylitis
C  fasciitis
D  tenodesis
Question #43
A  Electromyography
B  Fibromyalgia
C  Chronic fatigue
D  Myasthenia gravis
Question #44
A  fasciitis
B  tenodesis
C  myocele
D  myoclonus
Question #45
A  physiologist
B  neuromuscular
C  oblique
D  physiatrist
Question #47
A  myoclonus
B  physiologist
C  polymyositis
D  ganglion
Question #48
A  Chronic fatigue
B  Electromyography
C  Myasthenia gravis
D  Fibromyalgia
Question #49
A  Chronic fatigue
B  Electromyography
C  Myasthenia gravis
D  Fibromyalgia
Question #50
A  fasciitis
B  tenodesis
C  myocele
D  sarcopenia
Question #52
A  physiologist
B  sprain
C  polymyositis
D  ganglion
Question #53
A  sarcopenia
B  neuromuscular
C  sprain
D  origin
Question #54
A  sprain
B  singultus
C  neuromuscular
D  origin
Question #55
A  Torticollis
B  Fibromyalgia
C  Chronic fatigue
D  Electromyography
Question #57
A  physiologist
B  myoclonus
C  polymyositis
D  physiatrist
Question #58
A  singultus
B  sprain
C  tenolysis
D  neuromuscular
Question #59
A  ataxia
B  physiatrist
C  tenolysis
D  hernia
Question #60
A  sprain
B  origin
C  oblique
D  hernia
Question #61
A  Fibromyalgia
B  Ataxia
C  Carpal tunnel
D  Singultus
Question #62
A  heel spur
B  contracture
C  tenorrhaphy
D  hypotonia
Question #64
A  tenorrhaphy
B  heel spur
C  oblique
D  hypotonia
Question #66
A  degeneration of muscle
B  lacking normal muscle tone
C  inflammation of fascia
D  muscle weakness from lack of use
Question #67
A  lacking normal muscle tone
B  inflammation of fascia
C  band of fibrous tissue
D  degeneration of muscle
Question #68
A  inflammation of fascia
B  lacking normal muscle tone
C  degeneration of muscle
D  muscle weakness from lack of use
Question #69
A  lacking normal muscle tone
B  degeneration of muscle
C  inflammation of fascia
D  muscle weakness from lack of use
Question #70
A  inflammation of fascia
B  lacking normal muscle tone
C  muscle weakness from lack of use
D  band of fibrous tissue
Question #71
A  paralysis of all four extremities
B  paralysis of both legs and lower body
C  total paralysis of one side of the body
D  slight paralysis of a muscle
Question #72
A  slight paralysis of a muscle
B  slight paralysis of one side of the body
C  total paralysis of one side of the body
D  paralysis of both legs and lower body
Question #73
A  paralysis of all four extremities
B  slight paralysis of one side of the body
C  total paralysis of one side of the body
D  slight paralysis of a muscle
Question #74
A  slight paralysis of a muscle
B  paralysis of both legs and lower body
C  total paralysis of one side of the body
D  paralysis of all four extremities
Question #75
A  slight paralysis of one side of the body
B  paralysis of both legs and lower body
C  slight paralysis of a muscle
D  total paralysis of one side of the body
Question #76
A  circular movement at te far end of a limb
B  limb movement toward the midline
C  rotating the palm of the hand downward
D  limb movement away from the midline
Question #77
A  limb movement toward the midline
B  limb movement away from the midline
C  rotating the palm of the hand downward
D  bending the foot upward at the ankle
Question #78
A  rotating the palm of the hand downward
B  circular movement at te far end of a limb
C  bending the foot upward at the ankle
D  limb movement away from the midline
Question #79
A  circular movement at te far end of a limb
B  rotating the palm of the hand downward
C  limb movement toward the midline
D  bending the foot upward at the ankle
Question #80
A  limb movement toward the midline
B  circular movement at te far end of a limb
C  bending the foot upward at the ankle
D  limb movement away from the midline
Question #81
A  distortion of voluntary movement
B  abnormally increased motor function or activity
C  condition of abnormal muscle tone
D  crosswise direction
Question #82
A  condition of abnormal muscle tone
B  distortion of voluntary movement
C  exreme slowness in movement
D  abnormally increased motor function or activity
Question #83
A  exreme slowness in movement
B  crosswise direction
C  condition of abnormal muscle tone
D  abnormally increased motor function or activity
Question #84
A  distortion of voluntary movement
B  abnormally increased motor function or activity
C  crosswise direction
D  condition of abnormal muscle tone
Question #85
A  abnormally increased motor function or activity
B  condition of abnormal muscle tone
C  distortion of voluntary movement
D  exreme slowness in movement
Question #86
A  tone, tension, stretching
B  tendon
C  coordination
D  three
Question #87
A  tendon
B  coordination
C  tone, tension, stretching
D  rupture
Question #88
A  three
B  coordination
C  tendon
D  tone, tension, stretching
Question #89
A  tone, tension, stretching
B  three
C  tendon
D  coordination
Question #90
A  rupture
B  tone, tension, stretching
C  coordination
D  tendon
Question #91
A  paralysis
B  movement
C  pertaining to
D  muscle
Question #92
A  pertaining to
B  abnomal condition
C  muscle
D  movement
Question #93
A  movement
B  paralysis
C  muscle
D  abnomal condition
Question #94
A  pertaining to
B  paralysis
C  muscle
D  movement
Question #95
A  movement
B  abnomal condition
C  pertaining to
D  muscle
Question #96
A  bad
B  hernia
C  fascia
D  fibrous connective tissue
Question #97
A  fascia
B  two
C  bad
D  hernia
Question #98
A  fibrous connective tissue
B  fascia
C  bad
D  hernia
Question #99
A  fascia
B  bad
C  fibrous connective tissue
D  hernia
Question #100
A  two
B  fascia
C  bad
D  hernia