Chapter 10 – Professional Standards: Scope of Practice, Assessment, Treatment Planning, Informed Consent, and Documentation Flashcards
Acronyms F-DAR and SOAP are examples of which part of practice?
A. Massage organizations
B. Accounting methods
C. Client documentation
D. Advanced certification
Client documentation
If a client refuses to fill out the intake form, what should the massage practitioner do?
A. Ask the questions aloud and document the client’s answers
B. Fill out the intake form after the session
C. Conduct the intake using objective assessments
D. Refuse to perform the session until the client is compliant
Ask the questions aloud and document the clientQUOTEQUOTEs answers
Which entity was created to protect client rights including the storage, transmission and dissemination of personal information?
A. Court ordered subpoena
B. Medical release signed by client
C. Treatment plan based on assessments
D. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
During client assessment, which information would be considered objective data?
A. Pain at end of passive range of motion
B. Frequent headaches
C. Elevated right shoulder
D. Dizziness upon standing
Elevated right shoulder
Which type of data is gained from a client’s perception?
A. Assessment
B. Statistical
C. Objective
D. Subjective
Subjective
Which term means permission given by a client after he or she has been informed of all relevant facts regarding treatment?
A. Transference
B. Informed consent
C. Medical clearance
D. Assessment
Informed consent
Which term means data the practitioner notices, and is measurable and quantitative?
A. Subjective
B. Statistical
C. Objective
D. Intake
Objective
What is the most effective measure to control disease transmission?
A. Vitamin supplements
B. Regular physical exercise
C. Annual medical examinations
D. Hand hygiene
Hand hygiene
According to the CDC, the lathering stage of effective hand washing should last how many seconds?
A. 510
B. 20
C. 30
D. 60
20
The National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB), recommends client files be maintained for how many years after the last date of service?
A. One
B. Four
C. Seven
D. Ten
Four
Identifying conditions for which massage may have harmful effects is described as:
A. being beyond a practitioner’s scope of practice.
B. requiring input from the client’s primary healthcare provider.
C. being an essential duty of the practitioner.
D. requiring discussion during subsequent sessions.
being an essential duty of the practitioner.
If a client has a condition contraindicated it means the condition:
A. is managed by medication.
B. requires the massage to be modified or postponed.
C. requires immediate medical attention.
D. benefits from the massage being performed.
requires the massage to be modified or postponed.
Massage practitioners conduct a client intake with health histories to:
A. obtain consent for treatment.
B. polish interviewing skills.
C. learn more about the client’s heritage.
D. formulate appropriate treatment plans.
formulate appropriate treatment plans
When assessing a client’s pain and discomfort, what is the initial question to ask?
A. When did it start?
B. What makes it better or worse?
C. Does the pain radiate?
D. How often does it hurt?
When did it start?
Treatment records cannot be released to a third party without the client’s written consent. Exceptions include:
A. a subpoena by a court of law.
B. request by the client’s physician.
C. request by the client’s spouse.
D. request by the client’s employer.
a subpoena by a court of law
What is the most important skill during a client intake?
A. Writing
B. Listening
C. Palpation
D. Speech
Listening
A client is on the table and states the session must now end. She is obviously upset. What course of action is appropriate for the massage practitioner to take?
A. Ask what is wrong and try to counsel
B. Continue with the massage until the time is up
C. Tell the client this behavior is unacceptable
D. Comply with the request and ask if anything is needed
Comply with the request and ask if anything is needed
During the intake, the massage practitioner signals full attention by sitting and:
A. crossing the arms and the legs.
B. maintaining eye contact.
C. ruffling through papers.
D. taking notes electronically.
maintaining eye contact.
Leaving the previous client’s treatment records visible to the next client best describes a breach of:
A. communication.
B. confidentially.
C. disclosure.
D. discrimination.
confidentially
Which condition is an example of an absolute contraindication for massage?
A. Ankle sprain which occurred 2 days ago
B. Abnormal lump on the right posterior wrist
C. Fever of 101degrees F
D. Gout on the left great toe
Fever of 101degrees F
Which process is defined as evaluations used to identify the client’s health status, treatment goals, and how these goals will be addressed by the massage practitioner?
A. Objective measurement
B. Research literacy
C. Assessment
D. Documentation
Assessment
How are enlarged lymph nodes regarded in massage?
A. Indications for thermotherapy
B. Effectively treated with friction
C. A local contraindication
D. An absolute contraindication
A local contraindication
What does “P” represent in the acronym SOAP?
A. Procedure
B. Plan
C. Pallor
D. Pain
Plan
Nosocomial infections are ones acquired in which location?
A. Governmental facilities
B. Healthcare facilities
C. Home
D. School
Healthcare facilities