Massage Therapy Jurisprudence Exam Flashcards
The Board consists of _____ members.
7
From the Board members, how many shall be licensed massage therapists?
5
From the Board members, how many shall be consumer members?
2
Who appoints the licensed massage therapist members and the consumer members, with the advice of the Secretary?
The Governor
_____ means the State Board of Massage Therapy Examiners.
“Board”
“Health care setting” means…
The office of a health care provider regulated under this article; or a health care facility as defined in § 19–114 of the Health – General Article.
Unless the context requires otherwise, _____ means a license issued by the Board to practice massage therapy.
“License”
An individual who is licensed by the Board to practice massage therapy.
“Licensed massage therapist”
The use of manual techniques on soft tissues of the human body including stroking, kneading, tapping, stretching, compression, vibration, and friction, with or without the aid of heat limited to hot packs and heating pads, cold water, or nonlegend topical applications, for the purpose of improving circulation, enhancing muscle relaxation, relieving muscular pain, reducing stress, or promoting health and well–being.
“Massage therapy”
TRUE OR FALSE: “Massage therapy” does NOT include the diagnosis or treatment of illness, disease, or injury.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: “Massage therapy” does NOT include the adjustment, manipulation, or mobilization of any of the articulations of the osseous structures of the human body or spine
True
_____ means to engage professionally and for compensation in massage therapy.
“Practice massage therapy”
An individual who is registered by the Board to practice massage therapy in a setting that is NOT a health care setting.
“Registered massage practitioner”
Unless the context requires otherwise, _____ means a registration issued by the Board to practice massage therapy in a setting that is NOT a health care setting.
“Registration”
_____ means massage techniques that are performed under the direct, in–person supervision of a qualified licensed instructor who is on–site in a classroom; a laboratory; a school clinic; or a health care setting.
“Supervised hands–on techniques”