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What is the meaning of the term Scope of Practice?

In some states it is used as the designation for practitioners rather than licensure. A process in which a person, an institution, or a program is evaluated and recognized as meeting certain predetermined standards to provide safe and ethical care

A set of rules designed to address applicable state and federal laws as well as established business and professional ethical standards

A statement of intent that defines expectations and is implemented as a procedure or protocol

Most commonly defined by state law; this outlines the care you are able to provide for the patient/client. The where, when, and how a practitioner may provide services or function as a professional

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________________ is a code of behavior that delineates expectations. Behaviors that fall under the heading of good manners: cancellation notification, being punctual, hygiene, and personal habits.

Social Media Policy

Etiquette

Competency

Work Ethic

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The experience of reliving or re-experiencing a traumatic event as if it is occurring or is imminent is known as _____________________.

Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD)

Trigger

Hyperarousal

Flashback

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When a therapist honestly represents all professional qualifications and affiliations they:

Create a trust so the client has no doubt

Provide appropriate credentials by openly displaying certifications and licensing

Should avoid the question asked by diverting attention to another matter

Assure clients by displaying your knowledge and using medical terms they may not understand

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A _________________ is a transgression that may or may not be experienced as harmful.

Autonomy

Transgression

Boundary

Boundary Crossing

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Which of the following body system's function is to provide movement and maintain posture?

Endocrine system

Nervous system

Skeletal system

Muscular system

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What is the meaning of the word Intimacy?

A close association with, detailed knowledge of, or deep understanding of a person

The psychological term of diverting the energy of a primitive impulse (especially a sexual one) into activities that are considered to be more acceptable socially, morally, or aesthetically

A criminal act of intentional deception by false representation of a matter of fact, made for personal gain or to damage another individual

The action of understanding, being sensitive to, and identifying with another person's situation, feelings, thoughts, and motives

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A ____________________ is a focused group setting where the individuals in the group create specific goals for their business/career and provide each other with support and inspiration for achieving those goals.

Mentor

Online Discussion Forum

Mastermind Group

Peer Group

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What is the meaning of the term Clinical Supervision?

A group or individual process that helps participants set and reach goals. Usually there is one leader directing the activities and guiding the person(s) in finding their own inner strength to follow through on their dreams

A group of colleagues who meet regularly to discuss common issues related to their professional lives, to share information and strategies, and to receive emotional support

A protective circle around the professional relationship that separates what is appropriate between practitioner and client from what is not appropriate

A process of meeting regularly with a person who is trained in the skills of supervision to discuss casework and other professional issues in a structured way

None

10.

A code of conduct that provides guidelines to those who post content on the Internet, either as part of a business or as a private individual is known as a(n) ___________________.

Standard of Practice

Code of Ethics

Social Media Policy

Competency

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11.

Which of the following body systems is in charge of muscular development?

Lymphatic system

Nervous system

Digestive system

Endocrine system

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12.

What is the meaning of the word Mentoring?

An obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one's actions and consequences

To withdraw support, especially in spite of duty, allegiance, or responsibility

A professional relationship in which a more experienced practitioner shares information, skills, and insights with a less-experienced practitioner to provide encouragement and support

The improper use, handling, or treatment, often to unfairly or improperly gain benefit

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13.

What is the meaning of the term Body Language?

Communication in which people reveal clues to unspoken intentions or feelings through physical behaviors such as; posture, gestures, facial expressions, and eye movements

Communicates undertones of anger through words, tone of voice, or both

When a communication is not clear, the message received by the listener can be very different from the message the speaker intended to send

A communication process designed to minimize misunderstandings in boundary discussions and to help in skillful responses to any challenge. It consists of four stages of increasingly forceful conversations

None

14.

A ____________________, also referred to as a multiple relationship, occurs between a therapist and a client when additional relationship roles, such as friend or business associate, exist.

Homeostatic Relationship

Professional Relationship

Personal Relationship

Dual Relationship

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15.

What is the meaning of the word Sensuality?

A state of consciousness in which we are more deeply relaxed, less aware of our thinking minds, and more open and vulnerable than we are in our day-to-day functioning

The quality or state of being sensual. Connection with the senses, as opposed to the intellect. The awareness of bodily sensation, taking pleasure in sensation, and utilizing sensation to be more fully present in our bodie

A state of disharmony between incompatible or antithetical (directly opposed or contrasted) persons, ideas, or interests; a clash or mutually incompatible

A physiological and psychological state of being awake, reactive to stimuli, or ready for activity. It involves the brain stem, the autonomic nervous system, and the endocrine system

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What is the meaning of the word Hyperarousal?

A physiological and psychological state of being awake, reactive to stimuli, or ready for activity. It involves the brain stem, the autonomic nervous system, and the endocrine system

A state of disharmony between incompatible or antithetical (directly opposed or contrasted) persons, ideas, or interests; a clash or mutually incompatible

A state of constant alertness to danger experienced by survivors of trauma. It is also described as a chronic state of fight or flight

A state of consciousness in which we are more deeply relaxed, less aware of our thinking minds, and more open and vulnerable than we are in our day-to-day functioning

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17.

Of the following, which is the best choice for a scope of practice defined as a service provided to enhance the health, condition, and appearance of skin, hair, and nails?

Cosmetology

Osteopathic Medicine

Podiatric Medicine

Naturopathy

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