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Maryland Massage Therapy Jurisprudence Exam: Regulations and Requirements, Exams of Law

A comprehensive overview of the state of maryland's jurisprudence exam for massage therapists. It covers a wide range of topics, including hipaa regulations, patient record-keeping, reporting requirements, massage therapy licensing and registration, continuing education, ethical standards, and scope of practice. The specific laws, regulations, and procedures that massage therapists must be familiar with to practice legally and ethically in the state of maryland. It serves as a valuable resource for massage therapy students, practitioners, and educators to ensure compliance with the state's regulatory framework and to prepare for the maryland massage therapy jurisprudence examination.

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2023/2024

Available from 09/21/2024

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Download Maryland Massage Therapy Jurisprudence Exam: Regulations and Requirements and more Exams Law in PDF only on Docsity! State of Maryland jurisprudence exam QUESTIONS & ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE HIPPAA regulations require you to keep adult patient records for - ANSWER 6years HIPPAA regulations require you to keep minor patient records for - ANSWER Until they are 21 or 5 years after the record is made How long do you have to release patient records to the patient - ANSWER 24-48hrs ( 1-2 days ) What fees can you charge for providing patient records - ANSWER .68 per page 20.52 preparation fee- and shipping and handling If the patient doesn't pay you for the records - ANSWER You can withhold them but you can't withhold them if they owe you for services but pay your record fees If you die - ANSWER Your estate must publish a notice in a daily newspaper for two weeks stating the records will be destroyed or transferred To destroy records - ANSWER You have to shred or incinerate them If you violate record keeping law 4-403(3)g - ANSWER You can be charge up to 10k 20-102(f) allows you to - ANSWER Release minors health information to Parent How do you report child abuse - ANSWER You must report possible child abuse or neglect to local authorities and make oral and written report of the details What must a child abuse report contain - ANSWER Name -age -address of minor patient and gaurdian - whereabouts-nature and extent-cause- and identity of individuals Who regulates massage therapists - ANSWER Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene What's the name of the regulations - ANSWER Comar: title 10- subtitle 43-et seq. If you move or change your name you have to - ANSWER Notify the board within 60 days You have to display your certificate - ANSWER Conspicuously even in temporary places You should get a renewal notice - ANSWER by first class mail 30 days before current certificate or registration expiry detailing date of expiry and amount of renewal fees If you don't get a renewal notice - ANSWER Notify the board at least 15 days before the expiration date if your registration expires - ANSWER you can pay a late fee in addition to the renewal fee within 30 days - or reinstatement fee and renewal fee after 30 days if your registration expired 2 years ago - ANSWER you have to comply with whatever new laws are in effect - you're not grandfathered in You may be place in inactive status - ANSWER If you pay biennially and complete the application you may reactivate your certificate - ANSWER by paying the reactivation fee If there's a mistake on your certificate - ANSWER Within 6 weeks then let the board know within 4 months from the registration-request in writing If you practice in more than one location - ANSWER you may get a duplicate certificate - by paying fee and request in writing Certificates issued are valid for no more than - ANSWER 2 years You have 60 days to provide - ANSWER proof of passing the NCBTMB on nce Application fee is - ANSWER 150 Certification fee is - ANSWER 200 State exam fee - ANSWER 275 Reexamination Fee - ANSWER 300 Biennial renewal fee - ANSWER $250 Late renewal fee - ANSWER 200 Reinstatement fee - ANSWER 200 Inactive renewal fee - ANSWER $50 Duplicate certificate fee - ANSWER 40 Duplicate certificate ordered at renewal - ANSWER 20 Verification fee - ANSWER 35 penalty for returned checks - ANSWER $50 Mailing label or rosters - ANSWER 200 penalty for old address - ANSWER 100 Ceu processing fee per hourly unit - ANSWER 25 per credit hour - 600 total for 24units MHCC IS - ANSWER Maryland health care commission COMAR IS - ANSWER Code of Maryland regulations The massage therapy advisory committee - ANSWER Consists of 6 members appointed by the board 2 chiropractors and 4 mrs Non therapeutic massage practitioners may not practice in - ANSWER A health care providers office Continuing education course processing fee per submission - ANSWER 25 paper copy of laws & regulations - ANSWER 25 "Board" means - ANSWER State board of chiropractic and massage therapy examiners "License" means - ANSWER Document issues by the board to an individual qualified to practice massage therapy "Licensed Massage Therapist" means - ANSWER And individual who is licensed by the board to practice massage therapy "Maryland Massage Therapy Jurisprudence Examination" means - ANSWER The test developed by the board of assess an applicants knowledge of the statue and regulations governing massage therapy in the state Massage therapy means - ANSWER The use of manual techniques on soft tissue of the human body including effleurage ( stroking ) ,petrissage ( kneading ) ,tapotment (tapping ) , stretching , compression , vibration and friction CPR training - ANSWER Is required but counted towards the 600 hours minimum classroom training - ANSWER 600 hours minimum at least 100 of those shall consist of anatomy physiology and kinesiology