MBLEX/Boundaries, Ethics, Laws, And
Regulations Questions And Answers.
Code of ethics -
\What is commonly accepted guidelines or principles of combat that govern professional
conduct?
Ethics -
\What is guiding principles for distinguishing between right and wrong?
Associated bodywork and massage professionals -
\What has client relationships, professionalism, scope of practice/appropriate
techniques, images/advertising claims?
NCBTMB Standards of practice -
\What contains guidelines for sexual combat, guidance on client files and sharing
information, business practices, professionalism, legal and ethical requirements, roles
and boundaries, and business practices?
The therapist should not give the massage -
\If a minor asks therapist to make an exception and give a massage without permission
from a parent or legal guardian the therapist said what?
The client should be reported to child welfare authorities -
\If a client reveals that they are guilty of child abuse, the law may require that the client
should be what?
Do no harm -
\What duty is more compelling than the positive good duty if it two are in conflict?
Boundaries -
\What has lines that separate, limits, barriers, borders, and edges?
Types of boundaries -
\What is interpersonal, emotional, sexual, and intellectual?
Contract -
\What is an agreement between the practitioner and the client that is often implied
rather than explicit but what each will or will not do?
Transference -
\What is it when a client has feelings towards the therapist, for example, the client gives
the therapist a gift that show affection?
, Countertransference -
\What is the feelings of a therapist towards the clients, example when a therapist gets
angry because the client is talking to much or complaining about Personal problems?
Projection -
\What is it when a person has uncomfortable feelings and projects them onto others?
Therapy should offer alternatives such as taking the information verbally or filling out a
shorter form -
\If a client does not want to fill out a medical history form, the client must feel that the
disclosure would cross a boundary and the therapist should do what?
The therapist has cross the clients boundary -
\If the therapist for the first time suddenly gives a regular client a big hug after the
session what did the therapist did?
Practicing Beyond scope of practice -
\What is final adjustments, massage or canceling without proper training?
Sexual misconduct -
\What is watching a client undress or holding a client in a sexual way?
Misrepresentation of educational status -
\What is implying that attending a workshop is the same as an advanced degree?
Exploding power differential -
\What is asking a professional for advice during the treatment?
Misleading claims of creative abilities -
\What is guaranteeing that pain will be gone?
Lack of accessibility -
\What is refusing to adapt office for clients with physical challenges?
Bigotry or discrimination -
\What is refusing to work on a client due to race, religion, size, or sexual orientation?
Violations of confidentiality -
\What is name - dropping clients, telling a spouse details about the partner session,
discussing a massage with a client and a public place such as a grocery store?
Informed consent violations -
\What is working on a minor without parent told knowledge, treating the injury without
permission?
Regulations Questions And Answers.
Code of ethics -
\What is commonly accepted guidelines or principles of combat that govern professional
conduct?
Ethics -
\What is guiding principles for distinguishing between right and wrong?
Associated bodywork and massage professionals -
\What has client relationships, professionalism, scope of practice/appropriate
techniques, images/advertising claims?
NCBTMB Standards of practice -
\What contains guidelines for sexual combat, guidance on client files and sharing
information, business practices, professionalism, legal and ethical requirements, roles
and boundaries, and business practices?
The therapist should not give the massage -
\If a minor asks therapist to make an exception and give a massage without permission
from a parent or legal guardian the therapist said what?
The client should be reported to child welfare authorities -
\If a client reveals that they are guilty of child abuse, the law may require that the client
should be what?
Do no harm -
\What duty is more compelling than the positive good duty if it two are in conflict?
Boundaries -
\What has lines that separate, limits, barriers, borders, and edges?
Types of boundaries -
\What is interpersonal, emotional, sexual, and intellectual?
Contract -
\What is an agreement between the practitioner and the client that is often implied
rather than explicit but what each will or will not do?
Transference -
\What is it when a client has feelings towards the therapist, for example, the client gives
the therapist a gift that show affection?
, Countertransference -
\What is the feelings of a therapist towards the clients, example when a therapist gets
angry because the client is talking to much or complaining about Personal problems?
Projection -
\What is it when a person has uncomfortable feelings and projects them onto others?
Therapy should offer alternatives such as taking the information verbally or filling out a
shorter form -
\If a client does not want to fill out a medical history form, the client must feel that the
disclosure would cross a boundary and the therapist should do what?
The therapist has cross the clients boundary -
\If the therapist for the first time suddenly gives a regular client a big hug after the
session what did the therapist did?
Practicing Beyond scope of practice -
\What is final adjustments, massage or canceling without proper training?
Sexual misconduct -
\What is watching a client undress or holding a client in a sexual way?
Misrepresentation of educational status -
\What is implying that attending a workshop is the same as an advanced degree?
Exploding power differential -
\What is asking a professional for advice during the treatment?
Misleading claims of creative abilities -
\What is guaranteeing that pain will be gone?
Lack of accessibility -
\What is refusing to adapt office for clients with physical challenges?
Bigotry or discrimination -
\What is refusing to work on a client due to race, religion, size, or sexual orientation?
Violations of confidentiality -
\What is name - dropping clients, telling a spouse details about the partner session,
discussing a massage with a client and a public place such as a grocery store?
Informed consent violations -
\What is working on a minor without parent told knowledge, treating the injury without
permission?
