Massage Therapy MCQ CMTO EXAM || 2026
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1 Beneficence 2 Late Stages Treatment
3 Informed Consent 4 Integrity
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Terms in this set (167)
, Beneficence Act in client's best interest, prioritizing their
needs.
Non-Maleficence Avoid actions that could harm clients physically
or emotionally.
Respect Value client autonomy and uphold confidentiality
rights.
Responsibility Accountability for professional actions and
ethical decisions.
Integrity Adhere to honesty and transparency in
professional practice.
Justice Ensure fairness and equity in client treatment
access.
RHPA Sets standards for health professionals' practices
and protections.
Controlled Acts Specific health actions only qualified
professionals can perform.
Sexual Abuse Prevention Zero-tolerance policy for sexual abuse
allegations in healthcare.
HCCA Defines consent and rights for healthcare
decision-making.
SDM Substitute Decision Makers for incapable
individuals' treatment.
MTA Regulates professional standards for massage
therapists.
(Actual Exam) Questions with verified Answers
(Latest Update 2026) UPDATE!! CMTO MCQ
Exam Study Guide for Massage Therapy
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Advanced recovery phase, more intensive therapies allowed.
Choose an answer
1 Beneficence 2 Late Stages Treatment
3 Informed Consent 4 Integrity
Don't know?
Terms in this set (167)
, Beneficence Act in client's best interest, prioritizing their
needs.
Non-Maleficence Avoid actions that could harm clients physically
or emotionally.
Respect Value client autonomy and uphold confidentiality
rights.
Responsibility Accountability for professional actions and
ethical decisions.
Integrity Adhere to honesty and transparency in
professional practice.
Justice Ensure fairness and equity in client treatment
access.
RHPA Sets standards for health professionals' practices
and protections.
Controlled Acts Specific health actions only qualified
professionals can perform.
Sexual Abuse Prevention Zero-tolerance policy for sexual abuse
allegations in healthcare.
HCCA Defines consent and rights for healthcare
decision-making.
SDM Substitute Decision Makers for incapable
individuals' treatment.
MTA Regulates professional standards for massage
therapists.