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According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM) medical errors result in how many injuries to hospital patients?

1 in 10

1 in 25

1 in 50

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At what point in the health care delivery system are errors likely to occur?

In the beginning, during intake.

During procedures and care.

Immediately prior to discharge.

Errors can occur at any point in the health care delivery system.

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How does the IOM report define an error?

The failure of a planned action to be completed as intended or the use of a wrong plan.

An incident that results in potential damage or injury.

An incident that results in financial cost to the health care provider.

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Research on why humans make errors (Reason, 1990) has identified two types of errors: active errors and ___________.

Passive errors

Inactive errors

Latent errors

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What does the acronym RCA stand for?

Root Cause Analysis

Real Cost Analysis

Real Cause of Accident

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Which of the following is a population of special vulnerability?

The Elderly

Children

Infants

All of the above.

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What is the goal of a Root Cause Analysis?

To find out what happened.

To find out why it happened.

To keep it from happening again.

All of the above.

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What must be included in a credible RCA?

Participation by the leadership of the organization and those most closely involved in the processes and systems.

Internally consistency.

Consideration of relevant literature.

All of the above.

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According to the text, why should you obey the laws?

To protect the public and the massage practitioner.

All occupations should be regulated by law.

Society depends on people following the laws.

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According to the text, when and where was the earliest regulation of massage therapy enacted?

1850 in Maryland

1915 in Ohio

1935 in Washington D.C.

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Sexual misconduct is defined as a violation of the ___________through which the health care practitioner uses such relationship to engage or attempt to engage the patient or client, or an immediate family member, guardian, or representative of the patient or client in, or to induce or attempt to induce such person to engage in, verbal or physical sexual activity outside the scope of the professional practice of such health care profession.

code of ethics

professional relationship

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According to Chapter 480: Massage Practice Act, what is the legal definition of a massage therapist?

“Massage therapist” means a person that has completed a curriculum of study in massage application by a school.

“Massage therapist” means a person licensed as required by this act, who administers massage for compensation.

“Massage therapist” means a person that engages in the manipulation of the body for fun or profit

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What is “sexual misconduct”?

Having a sexual relationship with a paying client.

Having a sexual relationship with an immediate family member of a client.

Having a sexual relationship with a representative of a client.

All of the above.

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Which of the following constitutes misconduct?

Violating the confidentiality of information concerning a client

Offering massage therapy at a sports event without obtaining written approval of the owner or property manager

Failure to explain expected draping techniques to a client.

All of the above

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It is unlawful for any person to: Hold himself or herself out as a massage therapist or to practice massage unless __________under this chapter or unless otherwise specifically exempted from licensure under this chapter.

duly licensed

meeting the requirements specified

certified by the NCBTMB

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Central to the nature of the therapeutic relationship is the belief that ________________________________________.

what is done is by the practitioner is done with the goal of helping or healing.

What happens in the massage room stays in the massage room.

Both the massage therapist and the client are consenting adults

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_____________________is an ethical view that certain actions are absolutely right or absolutely wrong, regardless of other circumstances such as their consequences or the intentions behind them.

Moral absolutism

Moral relativism

Who cares? This is a massage course

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A _________________ is a moral law that is unconditional or absolute for all people, the truth of which cannot be disputed, no matter what justification you come up with for doing so.

Moral absolute

Categorical imperative

Ordinance

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four key principles of massage ethics?

nonmaleficence

equality

autonomy

beneficence

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_________________ defines the procedures, actions, and processes that are permitted for the licensed individual.

Judicial Code

The Scope of Practice

National Certification Board

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The most important goal of _____________ is that the client has an opportunity to make an informed decision about whether or not they wish to receive a massage treatment.

standards of practice

scope of practice

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What is Transference in the context of massage ethics?

A client transferring feelings from one relationship into their therapeutic relationship.

The movement of negative energy from the client to the practitioner.

The act of referring a client to another massage therapist.

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Which of the following is a symptom of possible Transference?

Your client brings you an expensive wine as a tip.

A client calls you to ask for advice in their personal life.

Your client asks questions about your personal life.

All of the above.

Research can be a search for individual _____ or ____.

wisdom or knowledge

facts or data

truth or philosophy

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Research can also be a report or review that is not designed to create new information or insight but to _____________ existing information.

Refute and disprove

Prove and validate

Collate and synthesize

None of the above

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According to the text, what is the scientific method?

A body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge.

The proper writing style for publishing findings in a reputable academic journal.

The written guidelines published by the US Department of Science and Learning.

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According to the text, how many steps are there in the scientific method?

3

4

7

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________ occurs when a scientist or researcher has a preference for one outcome over another, and that leads to misinterpretation of data or sometimes just skipping the experiment and accepting the hypothesis for an explanation of a phenomenon.

Bias

Corruption

Miscalculation

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A hypothesis is a ____________, which is just a fancy way of saying an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information

Guess

Conjecture

Bluff

None of the above.

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In order to be a valid scientific hypothesis it must be ___________, which is another fancy word that simply means it must be possible to proven or disproven.

Correct

True

Falsifiable

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A statistical hypothesis is a conjecture about some ____________.

statistics

population

numbers

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What does the word “efficacy” mean?

The ability to reproduce the results of an experiment.

The ability to produce a desired or intended result.

The ability to falsify a hypothesis.

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According to the text, how many steps are there in the research process?

4

6

7

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The method most commonly used to assess the quality of science is _________ and then publication in a reputable scientific journal as part of the scientific literature.

Peer review

Rubric case assignment

Trial by the grand inquisitor of science

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What is an “Impact factor”?

A measure of citations of an academic journal.

A measure of subscriptions to an academic journal.

The number of website hits a science story receives.

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The size of the study is very important in determining _________ .

Grant funding

Generalizeability

Public interest

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A case-control study is an example of what type of scientific research design?

Descriptive

Correlational

Semi-experimental

Experimental

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In science, correlation does not prove __________.

Anything

Causation

Complicity

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Credible studies welcome question, debate and _______.

grant funding

duplication

interns willing to work for nothing

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Science articles that use words like “link, correlation, risk, and association” in the headline may be guilty of what?

Sensationalism

Fraud

Click-baiting

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Which of the following is an example of something you find in “bad research”?

Sensationalism

Misinterpretation of results

Conflicts of interest

All of the above.

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____________is often characterized by the use of vague, contradictory, exaggerated or unprovable claims, an over-reliance on confirmation rather than rigorous attempts at refutation, a lack of openness to evaluation by other experts, and a general absence of systematic processes to rationally develop theories.

Science

Pseudoscience

The mainstream media

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