“Sexual activity” interpreted.

As used in subsection 4 of NRS 640C.700 , the Board interprets the phrase “sexual activity” to include, without limitation: 1. Sexual intercourse; 2. Examining or touching the genitals, anus or any sexualized body part except as otherwise provided in subsection 4 of NRS 640C.700 ; 3. Rubbing against a client for sexual gratification; 4. Kissing; 5. Hugging, touching, fondling or caressing of a romantic or sexual nature; 6. Not allowing a client privacy to dress or undress except as may be necessary in a medical emergency or custodial situation; 7. Not providing a client a gown or draping except as may be necessary in a medical emergency; 8. Removing the client’s clothing or gown or draping without consent, except as may be necessary in a medical emergency or in a custodial setting; 9. Encouraging masturbation or any other sex act in the presence of the massage therapist, reflexologist or structural integration practitioner; 10. Dressing or undressing in the presence of the client; 11. Masturbation or any other sex act by the massage therapist, reflexologist or structural integration practitioner in the presence of the client; 12. Suggesting or discussing the possibility of dating or beginning a sexual or romantic relationship before the professional relationship ends; 13. Terminating the professional relationship with the client for the purpose of dating or pursuing a romantic or sexual relationship; 14. Discussing the sexual history, preference or fantasies of the massage therapist, reflexologist or structural integration practitioner; 15. Any behavior, gesture or expression that may reasonably be interpreted as seductive or sexual; 16. Making statements regarding the client’s body, appearance, sexual history or sexual orientation other than for legitimate health care purposes; 17. Sexually demeaning behavior including any verbal or physical contact which may reasonably be interpreted as demeaning, humiliating, embarrassing, threatening or harming a client; 18. Photographing or filming the body or any body part of a client other than for legitimate health care purposes; and 19. Showing a client sexually explicit photographs other than for legitimate health care purposes.