Florida Laws and Rules Exam Practice Quesions with Complete Solutions | Latest Graded A+ (2023/2024)

Florida Laws and Rules Exam Practice Quesions with Complete Solutions | Latest Graded A+ (2023/2024). The board may cause license to be issued through the department without taking the NPTE to any applicant who...(2) - ANSWER-1. Presents evidence satisfactory to the board of having passed the American registry exam prior to 1971 2. Passed exam in PT before a similar lawfully authorized examine board of another state, the District of Columbia, a territory, a foreign country, if standards are as such in another state, district or territory. Any person who holds a license pursuant other than through the NPTE (as described on the last ntcd) is allowed to... - ANSWER-Connect her name with physiotherapist, physical therapist, or P.T. At the time the physical therapist issued under a license without NPTE applies for a license without examination she shall pay a fee that will not exceed___ - ANSWER- $150 as fixed by the board A PT should renew their license upon receipt of the ___ ___ - ANSWER-Renewal application What is the fee set by the board for renewal of a PT license - ANSWER-Cannot exceed $200 How often should a PT license be renewed? - ANSWER-Biennially (every two years) A license that has become inactive May be re-activated through.. - ANSWERApplication to the department and completion of the requirements for reactivity in What are the re-activation requirements (6) - ANSWER-1. continuing education requirements for reactivation of license 2. CE hours may not exceed 10 classroom hours each year 3. application fee for inactive status 4. a renewal fee for inactive status 5. a delinquency fee 6. a fee for the reactivation of a license -HOWEVER, none of these fees can exceed the biennial renewal fee established by the board for an active license (i.e. $200) what are some reasons the board would not re-activate someone's license (3) - ANSWER-1. If they did not meet the continuing education requirements 2. if they are not actively engaged in the practice of physical therapy in good standing in another state for 4 years immediately preceding the filing of reactivation 3. if they do not make application for and pass the examination and pay fee provided what are the requirements to be eligible to be a licensed PTA (5) - ANSWER-1. be at least 18 years or older 2. have good moral character 3. have graduated form school with courses no less than 2 years that has been accredited 4. have graduated from a school from a foreign country that meet education credentials equivalent to that of the US 5. if the pursuant meets qualifications for licensure without examination what are the requirements for a PTA to apply for a license - ANSWER-1. apply to department in writing on a form furnished by the department 2. possess qualifications preliminary to examination 3. pay the department t time of filing application fee that does not exceed $100 as fixed by the board what are the rules for PTA applicant examination - ANSWER-1. if the applicant fails to pass the exam in three attempts, the applicant shall not be eligible for reexamination unless she completes additional education or training requirements prescribed by the board 2. an applicant who completes the additional education and training requirements may take the exam two more times 3. if the applicant fails to pass the exam after 5 attempts she is no longer eligible to take the exam a PTA shall receive a license if they have successfully established eligibility under the terms of this chapter and remits the initial license fee set by the board which... - ANSWER-may not exceed $100 after PTA receives a license she can use the words... - ANSWER-PTA or physical therapy assistant in connection with her name to denote licensure hereunder what are the qualifications for a temporary permit for a PTA (8) - ANSWER-1. completes application for a temp permit on a form approved by the department 2. graduated from a US PTA education program and all eligibility requirements except passing the national exam 3. submits an application for licensure under 486.103 4. submits documentation under rules adopted by the board, verifying that the applicant will practice under the direct supervision of a licensed PT 5.a temp permit is not renewable and is valid until license is granted by the board. 6. permit is void if the permittee does not pass the national exam approved by the board within 6 months after date of graduation from a PTA school 7. receives malpractice insurance 8. applicant may not work as a PTA until permit is issued by the board how can a PTA licensed under another jurisdiction receive a license without examination - ANSWER-if the applicant presents evidence to the board, under oath, of licensure in another state, district of Columbia, or a territory IF the standards meet the requirements established by the board when applying for license without examination, the PTA applicant must pay a fee... - ANSWER-not exceeding $175 as fixed by the board a PTA that receives a license without examination can use the words... - ANSWER-PTA or physical therapy assistant in connection with their name to denote license hereunder the board shall renew a PTA license upon receipt of... - ANSWER-a renewal application and the fee set by the board to not exceed $150 the department shall adopt rules establishing a procedure for a _______ license renewal - ANSWER-biennial (every two years) a license that had become inactive may be reactivated upon application to the department and completion of requirements for reactivation which include: (5) - ANSWER-1. continuing education hours that do not exceed 10 classroom hours 2. application fee for inactive status 3. renewal fee for inactive status 4. delinquency fee 5. Fee for reactivation of a license HOWEVER, none of these fees should exceed the biennial renewal fee established by the board for inactive license the board may not reactivate the PTAs license if they do not meet the requirements including: (3) - ANSWER-1. continuing education hours 2. fees 3. engage in PTA good standing in another state for the 4 years immediately preceding filing for an application for reinstatement or application to pass the exam how often does the board require PTs and PTAs to complete ___ continuing education hours - ANSWER-24 hours; biennially (every two years) the board only approves continuing education hours that are... - ANSWER-sponsored by a college or university which provides a curriculum for training PTs or PTAs which is accredited by or has status with an accredited agency approved by the US department of education or FL PT association or APTA will the board make any exceptions for continuing education hour requirements? - ANSWER-yes, if there is an emergency hardship or cases as provided by rule all PTAs and PTs are subject to getting ____ to ensure compliance with requirements regarding continuing education hours - ANSWER-audited by the department randomly what is the rule for "deposition of fees" - ANSWER-all money collected by the department under this chapter shall deposited and expended pursuant to the provisions of 456.025 describe sexual misconduct in the practice of PT - ANSWER-means violation of the PT patient relationship through which the PT uses that relationship to induce or attempt to induce the patient to engage or attempt to engage the patient in sexual activity outside the scope of practice or general examination of treatment. THIS IS PROHIBITED refusal, revocation, or suspension of a license occurs when: (9) - ANSWER-1. PT/PTA is unable to practice with reasonable skill and safety to patients by reason of illness, drugs, alcohol use, chemicals, or any other material resulting in mental or physical condition 2. having committed fraud in the practice of PT or deceit in obtaining a license as a PT or PTA 3. being convicted or found guilty regardless of adjudication of a crime in any jurisdiction which directly relates to the practice of PT or to the ability to practice PT 4. having treated or undertaken to treat human ailments by means other than by PT 5. Failing to maintain acceptable standards of PT practice as set forth by the board in rules adopted by pursuant in this chapter 6. engaging directly or indirectly in the dividing, transferring, assigning, rebating, or refunding of fees received for professional services or having been found to profit by means of a credit or other valuable consideration such as unearned commission or discounts. 7. violating lawful order of the board or department previously entered in a disciplinary hearing 8. making or filing a report or record which the license knows to be false such as signing off as PT without a license 9. practicing and performing activities that go beyond your scope of practice. i.e. spinal manipulation