test for Florida Law and Rules -- massage ethics from NCBTMB/AMTA-approved continuing education provider--part of online home study class

Florida Law and Rules -- Final Test -- Online Version

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1. The massage and bodywork industry requires rules because
1. the Staten Island Charter demands it based on the Ohio Initiative 2. they are incredibly evil 3. they are no different than any other industry. Most professions require rules. 4. the industry gave up its right to habeas corpus
2. Personal trainers do not need a massage license in the state of Florida if
1. they agree not to work for any professional athletic team 2. they are employed by or on behalf of a professional athletic team performing or training within the state 3. they do not violate the apprenticeship program 4. they abide by the rules set up CTOP (the Committee to Tax the Olympics Program)
3. The intent of the apprenticeship program is to
1. offer an in-field alternative to the massage school environment 2. provide a way for the owner and staff to get free massages 3. get cheap labor 4. keep the sponsor company
4. Delegating professional responsibilities to a person when the licensee delegating such responsibilities knows (or has reason to know) that such person is not qualified by training, experience or licensure to perform is
1. acceptable if the client gives consent 2. grounds for disciplinary action by the board 3. OK if the insurance carrier approves 4. up to the owner
5. Bribery is
1. the offer or acceptance of anything of value in exchange for influence from a government/public official or employee and is illegal 2. the name of a state-of-the-art computer program that allows applicants to fast track licensing 3. an acceptable practice in the state of Florida 4. obligatory only for first time licensees
6. If information on the licensing application is fraudulently misrepresented
1. Licensing is automatically held up for an additional 30 days. 2. The applicant is automatically incarcerated. 3. The board reserves the right to deny, suspend or revoke any license to practice in the state. 4. The applicant is charged under copyright infringement laws.
7. It is permissible for a therapist to allow someone to use her/his license
1. if the person using the license fits the description on the license 2. if the owner is cool with it 3. never. It is against the law for a therapist to allow someone else to use his/her license. 4. if the person using the license pays the appropriate borrowers tax
8. Arranging a sexual tryst for another location, if planned on the establishment premises, is
1. illegal 2. the business of no one else 3. not a problem between consenting adults 4. a violation of the Mann Act
9. Being under the influence while working
1. makes the day go by faster 2. is administering treatment in a negligent manner, creating grounds for discipline 3. OK if the client approves it 4. permissible if the substance was used prior to entering the establishment
10. Therapists in the state of Florida are required to include the following in newspaper advertisements
their Social Security numer their massage license number a web address their NCBTMB score


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