Test Bank for Mosbys Pathology for Massage
Professionals 5th Edition by Salvo Latest
Questions and Verified Answers
Client intake - ANSWER>>The primary method used to collect client information
Documentation - ANSWER>>The process of collecting, confirming, and recording
client information
Double lock - ANSWER>>A way to protect client information is by applying the
_double lock_ rule
Informed consent - ANSWER>>Permission given by a client after he or she has
been informed of all the relevant facts regarding treatment
Medical release - ANSWER>>The client's signed and dated authorization to
release his or her medical and personal information to a third party
Objective - ANSWER>>Information that is measurable and viable
Pain - ANSWER>>Unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with
actual or potential tissue damage
Perceptual dominance - ANSWER>>Decrease in pain perception in one or more
areas of the body because of a dominating pain in another
Prescription - ANSWER>>Order issued by an authorized health care provider for
medications, medical treatments, or medical devices
, Records - ANSWER>>In most cases, client _records_ are stored in the facility
where services were provided
Scope of practice - ANSWER>>Activities and procedures that can be performed
legally by members of a licensed profession as well as the context in which they
can be applied
Subjective - ANSWER>>Information based on opinions, attitudes, and beliefs
Acupuncture and psychotherapy - ANSWER>>Activities commonly outside a
massage therapist's scope of practice
Acute - ANSWER>>Pain that begins suddenly and is usually associated with injury
or trauma
Assessment - ANSWER>>Evaluation of something that helps form professional
judgments
Chronic - ANSWER>>Pain that persists longer than 3 months and is often difficult
or impossible to determine when it started or its causes
Clinical reasoning - ANSWER>>Process of applying knowledge and expertise to
clinical situations to develop solutions that best support the client's therapeutic
goals
Close-ended - ANSWER>>Questions that are direct and usually require factual or
denial statements
Communication - ANSWER>>Act of exchanging information through words,
actions, behaviors, body language, and feelings
Disclosure - ANSWER>>Open and honest sharing of personal information
Professionals 5th Edition by Salvo Latest
Questions and Verified Answers
Client intake - ANSWER>>The primary method used to collect client information
Documentation - ANSWER>>The process of collecting, confirming, and recording
client information
Double lock - ANSWER>>A way to protect client information is by applying the
_double lock_ rule
Informed consent - ANSWER>>Permission given by a client after he or she has
been informed of all the relevant facts regarding treatment
Medical release - ANSWER>>The client's signed and dated authorization to
release his or her medical and personal information to a third party
Objective - ANSWER>>Information that is measurable and viable
Pain - ANSWER>>Unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with
actual or potential tissue damage
Perceptual dominance - ANSWER>>Decrease in pain perception in one or more
areas of the body because of a dominating pain in another
Prescription - ANSWER>>Order issued by an authorized health care provider for
medications, medical treatments, or medical devices
, Records - ANSWER>>In most cases, client _records_ are stored in the facility
where services were provided
Scope of practice - ANSWER>>Activities and procedures that can be performed
legally by members of a licensed profession as well as the context in which they
can be applied
Subjective - ANSWER>>Information based on opinions, attitudes, and beliefs
Acupuncture and psychotherapy - ANSWER>>Activities commonly outside a
massage therapist's scope of practice
Acute - ANSWER>>Pain that begins suddenly and is usually associated with injury
or trauma
Assessment - ANSWER>>Evaluation of something that helps form professional
judgments
Chronic - ANSWER>>Pain that persists longer than 3 months and is often difficult
or impossible to determine when it started or its causes
Clinical reasoning - ANSWER>>Process of applying knowledge and expertise to
clinical situations to develop solutions that best support the client's therapeutic
goals
Close-ended - ANSWER>>Questions that are direct and usually require factual or
denial statements
Communication - ANSWER>>Act of exchanging information through words,
actions, behaviors, body language, and feelings
Disclosure - ANSWER>>Open and honest sharing of personal information
