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| Owned and operated by one individual |
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| This is a business with two or more owners |
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| All owners share liability and responsiblity for the business |
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| This type of partnership is ? when an investor has no say in the business |
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| Business entity is seperate from the individual owner is? |
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| This is a legal distinction from the owner and the business? |
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What are the three types of Insurance policies most oftern held by a massage therapist?
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General liability
Content
Profession Liability |
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| Pertaining to advertising what does the CMTO allow: |
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general info
qualification of staff
types of services
member who is chiefly responsble for clinic
members of CMTO |
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| Advertising that is not acceptable would be; |
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false or misleading
if it can't be verified
endorsement of product
testimonal
free give away
sexual innuendo
discrimination |
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| Activities related to massage therapy but are not massage therapy |
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| What would be considered an ancillary of massage therapy? |
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Selling massage supplies for home use
teaching massage related courses
selling books, video's related to massage |
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| True or false Ancillary is within the scope of practice? |
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| False is not within but is somehow related |
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| Complimentary modalities that are considered part of the profession are: |
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alexandar technique
aromotherapy
feldenkrais
electrical therapy
IFC, TENS
reiki
theraputic touch
trager
yoga
meditation etc. |
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| Connect movement habits in the body with in daily activities? |
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| Essential oils to help mood, health, cognitive function and mind? |
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| Improve movement repertoire, to expand and refine the use of the self through awareness to reduce pain or limitations in movement and promote general well being |
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| Two types of electrical therapy are: |
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IFC- decrease pain by interferring with pain messsages
TENS- transultaneous electrical nerve stimulation |
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| Sound waves to help stimulate tissue healing? |
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| Low intesty laser therapy does this? |
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| Decreases inflammation, reduces pain |
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| Theraputic use of gas or aerosals by inhalation would be? |
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| This is the practice of concentrated focus of sound, object, visulization, breath movement to increase awareness of present movement |
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| This is the study of body movements? |
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| Exercise using special apparatus to improve strenght, flexiblity and posture |
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| This type of treatment is no hands, no touch, visulization techniques to improve flow of energy? |
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| A mind body approach to movement, gentle, rhythmic movement and touch to aim to facilitating deep relaxation, physical mobilty, optimal performance |
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| In what year was the Consent Act passed? |
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| Health Care Consent Act was amended in what year? |
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| HCCA set requirements for this? |
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Obtaining Consent
For clients incapable of providing consent
Substitute decision makers |
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| HCCA states that consent must be received? |
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| According to HCCA at what age can someone give consent? |
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| There is no specific age, client must be able to understand the treatment and be able to ask questions |
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Relate to the treatment being proposed:
be informed
be voluntary
no be obtained through misrepresentation or fraud
Explaining the treatment must:
nature of treatment
expected benefits of treatment
risks and side effects
consequences of not having treatment |
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| Consent is considered informed if? |
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| information about treatment is given and reponses to additonal requests for information are given |
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| Who is considered a capable person? |
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| Someone who is able to understand information being provided about the treatment being proposed adn apprecitate the consquences of having or not having treatment |
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| Evidence of confused, delusional thinking, alcohol or drug impairment, inablitly to make clear choice, lack of abiltity to communicate would? |
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| A situation of capacity questioned |
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| What is a decision maker rule? |
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| To act in the best interest and would be consistent with the clients last known wishes |
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| Hiercharchy of Decsion Substitute Makers? |
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Offical guardian appointed by court
attorney of personal care
represntative appointed by consent & capacity review board
spouse, partner, relative |
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| How many hours must a client provide to remain registered? |
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| 500 clinic hours every 3 year |
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| Therapist must fill out clients records within? |
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| What are the 4 reasons must maintain/record personal interaction? |
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1. Provide client history, treatment provided, condition
2. For medical legal purposes
3. Provides record for requests by insurance or CMTO
4.Assists in continuing care |
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| RMT's are required to do this (pertaining to records)? |
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1. Make and maintain client records
2. keep records for 10 years from last treatment
3. Ensure confidentiality of information
4. Release info with written consent |
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| This must be done when selling or closing practice? |
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1. Give lots of notice of change
2. Facilitate transfer to new therapist if they choose
3. Advise of arrangements for storage of files |
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| To release a clients records this need to be done? |
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1. Signed and dated consent (within 6 months)
2. Requested copy summary report (legal)
3. Fee to reflect cost to prepare and send |
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| What are the ways a complaint can be received? |
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1. Writing
2. Recorded audio or video tape
3. On disk |
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T or F
The complaints committee is there to make sure there is fairness to both the complaintant and the therapist? |
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T or F
A complaint may be made by either, fax, mail or email? |
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| False, emails are not accepted |
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| What committee are complaints made to? |
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| Inquires Complainant and Report Committee |
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| What are some types of decisions that the ICRC make? |
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1. refer to discipline committee for professional misconduct
2. refer another panel, discipline or mental capacity
3. to be cautioned
4. continuing education
5. take no further action |
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| Both complainant or therapist has this many days to make an appeal? |
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What board handles the reviews?
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| Health Professions Appeal and Review Board |
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| This is an alternative resolution to some complaints? |
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| Alternative Dispute Resolution |
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| What types of complaints are not handled by the Alternative Dispute Resolution? |
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| Misconduct, Fraud or Assault etc |
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| Who must agree to have a complaint heard by Alternative Dispute Resolution? |
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| Complainant, Therapist and professional members of council |
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| Financial records must be kept for this long? |
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| 6 years from last tax year |
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| Can records be destroyed? |
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| yes but only with permission form CRA |
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| What is done electronically and must be backed up? |
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Internet
Telephone/Fax
Debit/Credit
Electronic banking
ATM slips |
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| Who is responsible for all records? |
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| You are regardless of who prepares files |
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| Detailed sheet of transactions? |
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| Financial snapshot of assets, liabilities, equity? |
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| Profit or loss statement is called? |
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Basic groceries
Prescription drugs
Certain medical devices
Child care
Most heath and education services |
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| Only have to register if you make 30,000 or more within one year? |
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| What does a sole proprietor claim there income under? |
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| What are CPP contributions? |
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4.5% employee, 4.5% employer
(9% total) |
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| Quality Assurance Program is maintained and evaluated by? |
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| How does the Quality Assurance Program maintain and evalutate standard care to the public? |
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1. Upgrading knowledge & skills (CEU)
2. Making sure RMTs are meeting their standards of practive |
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| What are the three basic components of QAP? |
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1. Professional portfolio
2. Continuing Education Credits
3. Peer Assessment |
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| What does the portfolio consists of? |
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Self Assessment Tool
CEU's
Mandatory CEU Articles |
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| Describe Self Assessment Tool? |
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| A knowledge and skill development assessment log. Must be filled out prior to being peer assessed, they will review it. |
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| Can a therapist collect CEU's if they are inactive? |
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| CEU's that are directly related to scope of practice are from which category? |
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| CEU's that are complementary to massage therapy are from this category? |
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| What is the deadline for CEU's? |
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| December 31 of the year they are due |
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| When must you register for HST? |
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| What are the two methods for HST remittance? |
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| Which method long or quick is considered easier? |
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| If your business expenses are less then 40%, which remittance record typically would be the best choice? |
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| What is the remittance rate in Ontario for the quick method? |
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| What is are Income Tax Credits? |
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| HST paid on business expenses that are not for person use |
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| ITC's can be claimed with Quick method only if they are: |
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1. Purpose of or improvements to property
2. Capital purchases (computer/vehcile)
3. Purchase of capital property |
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| This is a record of financial transaction and are to be provided at the time of service or product purchase? |
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| Receipts may be issued for services to provide services that? |
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| Fall within the Scope of Practice |
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1. date transaction
2. description of service
3. duration of treatment
4. name of therapist & number
5 business address
6 RMT signature |
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| This governs all regulated health professions in Ontario? |
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| Regulated Health Professional Act |
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| What is considered Sexual abuse? |
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Sexual intercourse
Touching of sexual manner
Behaviour or remarks of sexual nature |
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| Controlled acts can only be performed by? |
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| Members of RHPA that are authorized (RMT's are not permitted) |
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| The title Massage Therapist is restricted to Massage Therapists as per this act? |
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| What are the 4 essential records to practice by RMT? |
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1. Daily appointment record (name/time service)
2. Equipment record (name/time service)
3. Financial record for each client
4. Client Health record |
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| Regulatory body of Ontario Massage Therapists are considered? |
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| When is someone considered a client? |
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| Filled our health history form, treatment plan is formed and negotiated |
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| An environment that promotes physical, mental and emtional and spirtual heath for therapist and client? |
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| Health is achieved through complete functioning of the mindm body and spirt; balance life promotes health and wellness? |
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| Viewed as the removal of disease? |
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| Statement which expresses the primary ethical values obligations and goals of the profession? |
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| What are the 4 General Principals? |
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1. Respect of Persons (value of worth all persons)
2. Responsible Caring (sensitive, compassonate, empathetic massage)
3. Integrity in Relationship (practice intergity/honesty)
4.Responsiblity to Society (accountable) |
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| These outline the expectations of RMT, level it is to be performed? |
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| This protects the client, release about client unless approved is a professional misconduct? |
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| These are considered effective communication: |
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Present when client is speaking
do not talk over
be aware of clients mental and emotional state
be aware of your body posture |
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If a person has a positive experience they will tell____ people.
If a person has a negative experience they will tell____ people? |
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| To treat MVA you must register with? |
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| Health Claims for Auto Insurance (HCAI) |
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| These 4 forms need to be completed for HCAI? |
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| OFC forms need to be started by? |
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| Regulated Health Professional |
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