Ethics in Massage Therapy

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Froggy Jumps Ethics in Massage TherapyOnline version Quiz on professional ethics for masseurs by Christine Amor Pintang 1 What is the primary obligation of a massage therapist toward a client? a Respecting client boundaries and consent b Offering discounts without consent c Sharing client details with others 2 Which action best upholds client confidentiality? a Posting session details online b Discussing client issues with colleagues nearby c Keeping treatment notes secure and private 3 Is it ethical to treat a client under the influence of alcohol? a Only if they insist on a longer session b Yes, if they request it c No, unless safety is ensured and it’s discussed 4 What should a therapist do if a client discloses violence against them? a Ignore it to avoid conflict b Provide support and follow mandatory reporting laws c Help the client plan revenge 5 Which is a violation of professional boundaries? a Personal dual relationships that impair judgment b Using standard draping practices c Maintaining informed consent 6 When is it appropriate to perform a treatment outside your scope? a Always, if the client asks b Never, unless under proper supervision or referral c If you feel confident 7 What should be done about a potential conflict of interest? a Disclose it and refer when needed b Hide it to avoid client worry c Ignore it if it’s minor 8 How should informed consent be obtained? a Explain risks, benefits, and alternatives before starting b Skip the consent to save time c Assume consent from client presence 9 Which behavior demonstrates professional conduct? a Maintaining punctuality and professional attire b Discussing clients’ finances openly c Sharing personal opinions about politics 10 If a client requests treatment for a condition outside your expertise, you should: a Suggest self-treatment alternatives only b Refer to a qualified professional c Treat anyway to build trust

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Ethics in Massage TherapyOnline version

by Christine Amor Pintang

What is the primary obligation of a massage therapist toward a client?

Which action best upholds client confidentiality?

Is it ethical to treat a client under the influence of alcohol?

What should a therapist do if a client discloses violence against them?

Which is a violation of professional boundaries?

When is it appropriate to perform a treatment outside your scope?

What should be done about a potential conflict of interest?

How should informed consent be obtained?

Which behavior demonstrates professional conduct?

If a client requests treatment for a condition outside your expertise, you should: