CMTNL MCQ 1: Professional
Practice | Practice Questions &
Answers 2026/2027
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Term
clinic
6 121
After several treatments, Kathy advises her RMT that she does not want
any further treatments. Kathy's mother and her physician both feel that
the therapy is beneficial to her. Legally:
a The RMT must continue treatments until the physician recommends
discharging the client
b The RMT can use her own discretion depending on the client's
progress
c The RMT cannot continue to treat once the client has withdrawn her
consent
d The RMT can continue to treat if provided a written consent from the
client's mother and physician
Give this one a try later!
, d The client has become dependent c The RMT cannot continue to
on the massage therapist as if they treat once the client has
had a parent/child relationship withdrawn her consent
c Find a way to turn the focus back b. The receipt must indicate that the
on them fee was received for reflexology
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2 of 212
Term
During a treatment, your client complains of being too hot and would
really prefer to remove all draping. How should the massage therapist
respond to this request?
a. Remove all draping and continue the massage
b. Ignore the request and continue the massage
c. Terminate the treatment for sexual suggestion
d. Minimize cover while draping the private areas
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d The client of the benefits and side b. The receipt must indicate that the
effects of treatments fee was received for reflexology
a May suggest working through the d. Minimize cover while draping
sheet, the patient's the private areas
, Don't know?
3 of 212
Term
complaint
4 134
In order for a complaint to be pursued by the College, it is required
that the complainant:
a Make an attempt to resolve the issue with the massage therapist
b Be a client of the massage therapist
c Registers the complaint within 1 year of the offense
d Submits the complaint to the registrar
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d The client should submit the d Submits the complaint to the
complaint to the College in writing registrar
c Prominently displayed in her
d Massage Therapist
primary place of business
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4 of 212
Term
Body memories
, 5 122
What is the meaning of the term body memories?
a An experience that sets off a traumatic memory in someone who has
experienced trauma. By itself it may not be traumatic, including things
such as; a person, place, sound, image, smell, body position, or vocal
tone
b Body sensations that symbolically or literally capture some aspect of
trauma. Sensory impulses are recorded in the brain. These
remembrances of bodily sensations can be felt when similar
occurrences or cues stimulate the stored memories
c A term for those subjected to prolonged, repeated trauma
d A state of constant alertness to danger experienced by the survivor
of trauma. It is also described as a chronic state of fight or flight
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d Demonstrates a clear cause-effect relationship of an intervention-outcome
b Body sensations that symbolically or literally capture some aspect of trauma.
Sensory impulses are recorded in the brain. These remembrances of bodily
sensations can be felt when similar occurrences or cues stimulate the stored
memories
b Submit the signed complaint in writing or audio or video tape
c May not administer a test that could elicit an allergic response 不可以进行可能引
起过敏反应的测试
Practice | Practice Questions &
Answers 2026/2027
1 of 212
Term
clinic
6 121
After several treatments, Kathy advises her RMT that she does not want
any further treatments. Kathy's mother and her physician both feel that
the therapy is beneficial to her. Legally:
a The RMT must continue treatments until the physician recommends
discharging the client
b The RMT can use her own discretion depending on the client's
progress
c The RMT cannot continue to treat once the client has withdrawn her
consent
d The RMT can continue to treat if provided a written consent from the
client's mother and physician
Give this one a try later!
, d The client has become dependent c The RMT cannot continue to
on the massage therapist as if they treat once the client has
had a parent/child relationship withdrawn her consent
c Find a way to turn the focus back b. The receipt must indicate that the
on them fee was received for reflexology
Don't know?
2 of 212
Term
During a treatment, your client complains of being too hot and would
really prefer to remove all draping. How should the massage therapist
respond to this request?
a. Remove all draping and continue the massage
b. Ignore the request and continue the massage
c. Terminate the treatment for sexual suggestion
d. Minimize cover while draping the private areas
Give this one a try later!
d The client of the benefits and side b. The receipt must indicate that the
effects of treatments fee was received for reflexology
a May suggest working through the d. Minimize cover while draping
sheet, the patient's the private areas
, Don't know?
3 of 212
Term
complaint
4 134
In order for a complaint to be pursued by the College, it is required
that the complainant:
a Make an attempt to resolve the issue with the massage therapist
b Be a client of the massage therapist
c Registers the complaint within 1 year of the offense
d Submits the complaint to the registrar
Give this one a try later!
d The client should submit the d Submits the complaint to the
complaint to the College in writing registrar
c Prominently displayed in her
d Massage Therapist
primary place of business
Don't know?
4 of 212
Term
Body memories
, 5 122
What is the meaning of the term body memories?
a An experience that sets off a traumatic memory in someone who has
experienced trauma. By itself it may not be traumatic, including things
such as; a person, place, sound, image, smell, body position, or vocal
tone
b Body sensations that symbolically or literally capture some aspect of
trauma. Sensory impulses are recorded in the brain. These
remembrances of bodily sensations can be felt when similar
occurrences or cues stimulate the stored memories
c A term for those subjected to prolonged, repeated trauma
d A state of constant alertness to danger experienced by the survivor
of trauma. It is also described as a chronic state of fight or flight
Give this one a try later!
d Demonstrates a clear cause-effect relationship of an intervention-outcome
b Body sensations that symbolically or literally capture some aspect of trauma.
Sensory impulses are recorded in the brain. These remembrances of bodily
sensations can be felt when similar occurrences or cues stimulate the stored
memories
b Submit the signed complaint in writing or audio or video tape
c May not administer a test that could elicit an allergic response 不可以进行可能引
起过敏反应的测试
