Which of the following best represents how all client information should be
handled?
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Confidentially
What is a supervisor typically involved with as it relates to client care?
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Development of a treatment plan
,Which of the following is not one of the four basic principles that constitute the
code of ethics for massage professionals?
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Respect for the environment
Charles and Debbie are both massage therapists, but they do not work together.
Charles has recently learned that for the past ten years, Debbie has regularly
recommended that her clients take certain medications to reduce their physical
pain. What is the most appropriate action for Charles to take?
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Report Debbie to the state board
The ability of a massage therapist to receive, interpret, and respond to client
emotions while maintaining self-awareness effectively is called:
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Emotional intelligence
A massage therapy practitioner is setting up a new wellness clinic and is working to
do so in a manner that maintains HIPAA regulations for compliance. What is an
example of a strategy that may lead to a breach in patient privacy?
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, Set up a mobile documentation station in the client lobby
When working with a client, a massage therapist decides that using compression
and friction techniques would be beneficial. The client returns to the clinic one
week after the first session and is upset because he had bruises on the treated
areas. He also states he was not made aware that this could occur. What was the
client unable to do in this scenario?
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Give informed consent
Which of the following should a therapist engage in to remain compliant with the
standards of practice?
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Periodic peer reviews
A massage therapist is actively engaged in growing her business. She actively seeks
out new business by doing massage at promotional events, networking with
chiropractors and acupuncturists who might refer clients to her, and discounting the
first session for new clients. She is very broadly trained, and so she is qualified to
provide many different services, such as sports massage and aromatherapy. She
accepts bookings from clients from all walks of life, even those she may personally
dislike, as long as she is qualified to treat their unique health condition.
Which of these activities poses a risk for an ethical concern?
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, Booking all clients, even those she may dislike
Which of the following principles of guiding ethical behavior describes the concept
that the benefit of treatment must outweigh the burden of treatment?
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Proportionality
Regarding credentialing for massage therapist practice, which term describes the
entry level point for career practice, legally defining and limiting the scope of
practice for profession, and protects title usage?
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Licensing
When taking a client's history during the first session, what are the best types of
questions for the therapist to ask?
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Only those pertinent to the current issue
handled?
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Confidentially
What is a supervisor typically involved with as it relates to client care?
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Development of a treatment plan
,Which of the following is not one of the four basic principles that constitute the
code of ethics for massage professionals?
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Respect for the environment
Charles and Debbie are both massage therapists, but they do not work together.
Charles has recently learned that for the past ten years, Debbie has regularly
recommended that her clients take certain medications to reduce their physical
pain. What is the most appropriate action for Charles to take?
Give this one a try later!
Report Debbie to the state board
The ability of a massage therapist to receive, interpret, and respond to client
emotions while maintaining self-awareness effectively is called:
Give this one a try later!
Emotional intelligence
A massage therapy practitioner is setting up a new wellness clinic and is working to
do so in a manner that maintains HIPAA regulations for compliance. What is an
example of a strategy that may lead to a breach in patient privacy?
Give this one a try later!
, Set up a mobile documentation station in the client lobby
When working with a client, a massage therapist decides that using compression
and friction techniques would be beneficial. The client returns to the clinic one
week after the first session and is upset because he had bruises on the treated
areas. He also states he was not made aware that this could occur. What was the
client unable to do in this scenario?
Give this one a try later!
Give informed consent
Which of the following should a therapist engage in to remain compliant with the
standards of practice?
Give this one a try later!
Periodic peer reviews
A massage therapist is actively engaged in growing her business. She actively seeks
out new business by doing massage at promotional events, networking with
chiropractors and acupuncturists who might refer clients to her, and discounting the
first session for new clients. She is very broadly trained, and so she is qualified to
provide many different services, such as sports massage and aromatherapy. She
accepts bookings from clients from all walks of life, even those she may personally
dislike, as long as she is qualified to treat their unique health condition.
Which of these activities poses a risk for an ethical concern?
Give this one a try later!
, Booking all clients, even those she may dislike
Which of the following principles of guiding ethical behavior describes the concept
that the benefit of treatment must outweigh the burden of treatment?
Give this one a try later!
Proportionality
Regarding credentialing for massage therapist practice, which term describes the
entry level point for career practice, legally defining and limiting the scope of
practice for profession, and protects title usage?
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Licensing
When taking a client's history during the first session, what are the best types of
questions for the therapist to ask?
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Only those pertinent to the current issue
