No, ohm and continuity are not the same. A Multimeter can be used to measure the resistance to electrical flow between two points, which is known as ohms. Continuity is an indication of whether electricity can pass through a circuit uninterrupted or not. When using a Multimeter to check continuity, it will indicate if there is an interruption in the circuit by reading Ohms or no Ohms depending on the condition of the circuit. It's important to remember that continuity does not measure resistance, but rather indicates if current can pass between two points without interruption. This helps in troubleshooting circuits and finding faulty connections.