OHIO PT JURISPRUDENCE EXAM 90 + QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 ALL CORRECT.

OHIO PT JURISPRUDENCE EXAM 90 + QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 ALL CORRECT. 2 / 7 1. Definition of Physical Therapy: The evaluation and treatment of a person by physical measures and the use of therapeutic exercises and rehabilitative proce- dures, with or without assistive devices, for the purpose of preventing, correcting oralleviating any disability 2. Definition of Physical Therapist: A person who practices or provides patient education and instruction of physical therapy. An individual who performs the initial;examination unlessthat therapist hastransferred the responsibility for managementof the patient's care to another 3. Definition of PhysicalTherapist Assistant: A person who assist in the provisionof physical therapy treatments, including the provision of patient education and instruction, under supervision of a physical therapist 4. What are the main responsibilities of the Physical Therapy Section of the OTPTAT Board:- shall license persons desiring to practice physical therapy/assist-ing - approve investigation, hearings, inquires and its findings and orders 5. What are other responsibilities of the PhysicalTherapy Section: - keep arecord of its proceeds - keep a register of applicants and PT/A in the state - deposit all fees collected - on the receipt of an application for a license to practice as a PT/A provide to theapplicant the sections address, dates of upcoming section meetings and a list of names of the section members 6. Disciplinary actions the PT section can make after an investigation or hearing: License suspension, revocation or refusal to issue or renew license, orlimit permit 7. If a investigator is employed by the PT section,what rights do they have: In-vestigate compliants, conduct inspections and make inquires as in the judgement.Right to review, obtain copies, and audit the patient records and personnel files of the licensee and limit permit of the holders place of business 8. May the PT section disclose information gathered in an investigation: Forgood cause. May disclose to federal, state or local law enforcement, prosecutor orregulatory agency or its officers or agents engaging in an investigation 9. Criteria to be granted reciprocity in Ohio: - applicant received a score on theNPTE that would have been a passing score - applicant passed the jursiprudence exam 3 / 7 - holds a current and valid license or registration to practice PT in another state - applicant's education isreasonably equivalent to the educational requirementsthatwere enforced for licensure 10. How often does PT/A license expire: Biennially 4 / 7 11. What is the licensure renewal fee: not more than $125 12. What change in information should a licensee report to the PT section: - Name, business address, or home address no later than 30 days 13. Who may receive a license by endorsement: An applicant who is currently licensed as a PT/A under the laws of another state provided the requirements for registration or licensure under the appropriate category in thatstate include minimaleducation and passing score on the NPTE 14. Whatif an applicantfor endorsement has been out of practice for more that5 years: Shall retake and pass the NPTE 15. Define "out of practice": Being actively engaged in the practice of physicaltherapy for fewer than 500 hours over a 5 year period prior to date the applicantsubmits endorsement application 16. When should an individual renew their license: January 31st. 17. What year does PTs renew their license: even numbered years, unless re-ceived initial license after October 1st of an odd year than license is valid throughthe January 31st of the second even year 18. What year does PTAs renew their license: odd numbered years, unless re- ceived initial license after October 1st of an even year than license is valid throughthe January 31st of the second odd year 19. What happens if applicant all