Massage Therapy
ETHICS, BOUNDARIES, LAWS & REGULATIONS
Study Exam Questions
1. What is the set of behaviors and procedural norms such as a company’s policies,
procedures, ethics, values, attitudes, goals and codes of conduct, that exist within the
company? Culture
2. Massage practitioners should always strive to maintain a professional image. This is one
of AMTA’s? Principles of Ethics
3. Always doing what is in the best interest of the client, within your scope of practice, and
within the limits of the client’s informed consent summarizes the guidelines for? Ethical
practice
4. Demonstrating appropriate behavior and intentionally communicating the limits of the
therapeutic relationship between the massage therapist and client is a good way to?
Establish boundaries
5. A violation of the rules or boundaries that are set by the governing body of a profession
is known as? Professional misconduct
6. What is the unconscious defense mechanism that someone may use to decrease
anxiety by refusing to acknowledge the existence of something such as an illness,
conflict or event? Denial
ETHICS, BOUNDARIES, LAWS & REGULATIONS
Study Exam Questions
1. What is the set of behaviors and procedural norms such as a company’s policies,
procedures, ethics, values, attitudes, goals and codes of conduct, that exist within the
company? Culture
2. Massage practitioners should always strive to maintain a professional image. This is one
of AMTA’s? Principles of Ethics
3. Always doing what is in the best interest of the client, within your scope of practice, and
within the limits of the client’s informed consent summarizes the guidelines for? Ethical
practice
4. Demonstrating appropriate behavior and intentionally communicating the limits of the
therapeutic relationship between the massage therapist and client is a good way to?
Establish boundaries
5. A violation of the rules or boundaries that are set by the governing body of a profession
is known as? Professional misconduct
6. What is the unconscious defense mechanism that someone may use to decrease
anxiety by refusing to acknowledge the existence of something such as an illness,
conflict or event? Denial
