JURISPRUDENCE PT EXAM | COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2025/2026 LATEST
UPDATE | ALREADY GRADED A+
Minimal Standards of Acceptable practice 1) You need to assess and evaluate the patient's
status,
2) Not perform or attempt to perform techniques, procedures or both in which the licensee is
untrained by education of experience
3) Not delegate to an inappropriate individual
4) provide only treatment interventions that are warranted
5) praciticing in a pattern of negligent conduct
6) providing substandard care
7) abandoning the patient by inappropriately terminating the patient-practitioner relationship
8) documenting or billing for services not actually provided
9) causing physical or emotional injury
All PTs will use the credential PT following their signature to indicate licensure as a PT
all documentation by student physical therapists and SPTAs shall be cosigned by the supervising
PT
Reports written by the PTA for inclusion in the patient's record shall be cosigned by the
supervising PT. A handwritten or electronic signature is acceptable
Electronic signatures can include a code consisting of a combo or letters, numbers,
characters or symbols, a computer generated signature code, an electronic image of the pt's
handwritten signature
, If an EMR is not capable of dual signatures, a PT may enter a separate note within the same
documentation system that references the date of the note being reviewed document
agreement with the notes entered by the PTA and/or changes needed in the treatment plan
Licensure by ENdorsement Issuing a license to an applicant who is currently licensed in
another state provided the the PT has attained the minimal education and passing score on the
NPTE that are reasonable equal to requirements in Ohio
Someone who is "out of practice" can obtain a PT license by... Retake and pass the NPTE OR
complete the general practice review tool and submit an action plan based on the results of the
practice review tool which must be approved by the PT section
If you fail to renew Must submit a reinstate application before they may legally practice as a
PT or PTA in OHio
Notice of change of name, place of business, address Must notify the board within 30 days
by mail, fax, email or electronically using the e-license system
IF a CEU waiver is granted the PT must Provide appropriate documentation from a physician
or another qualified and appropriate practitioner to verify the individual's competency and
ability to practice PT prior to the return to active practice of PT in Ohio
Only licensed individuals may us the words... Physical therapist, physical therapy, physical
therapy servies, physiotherapist, physiotherapy, physiotherapy services, or other words or
insignias that indicate or imply the person is a PT or PTA
Only licensed individuals may use the acronyms PT, PhT, PTT, RPT, LPT, MPT, DPT, MSPT, CPT,
CPT, PTA or any other letters or insignias that indicate or imply that the person is a licensed PT
or PTA
UPDATE | ALREADY GRADED A+
Minimal Standards of Acceptable practice 1) You need to assess and evaluate the patient's
status,
2) Not perform or attempt to perform techniques, procedures or both in which the licensee is
untrained by education of experience
3) Not delegate to an inappropriate individual
4) provide only treatment interventions that are warranted
5) praciticing in a pattern of negligent conduct
6) providing substandard care
7) abandoning the patient by inappropriately terminating the patient-practitioner relationship
8) documenting or billing for services not actually provided
9) causing physical or emotional injury
All PTs will use the credential PT following their signature to indicate licensure as a PT
all documentation by student physical therapists and SPTAs shall be cosigned by the supervising
PT
Reports written by the PTA for inclusion in the patient's record shall be cosigned by the
supervising PT. A handwritten or electronic signature is acceptable
Electronic signatures can include a code consisting of a combo or letters, numbers,
characters or symbols, a computer generated signature code, an electronic image of the pt's
handwritten signature
, If an EMR is not capable of dual signatures, a PT may enter a separate note within the same
documentation system that references the date of the note being reviewed document
agreement with the notes entered by the PTA and/or changes needed in the treatment plan
Licensure by ENdorsement Issuing a license to an applicant who is currently licensed in
another state provided the the PT has attained the minimal education and passing score on the
NPTE that are reasonable equal to requirements in Ohio
Someone who is "out of practice" can obtain a PT license by... Retake and pass the NPTE OR
complete the general practice review tool and submit an action plan based on the results of the
practice review tool which must be approved by the PT section
If you fail to renew Must submit a reinstate application before they may legally practice as a
PT or PTA in OHio
Notice of change of name, place of business, address Must notify the board within 30 days
by mail, fax, email or electronically using the e-license system
IF a CEU waiver is granted the PT must Provide appropriate documentation from a physician
or another qualified and appropriate practitioner to verify the individual's competency and
ability to practice PT prior to the return to active practice of PT in Ohio
Only licensed individuals may us the words... Physical therapist, physical therapy, physical
therapy servies, physiotherapist, physiotherapy, physiotherapy services, or other words or
insignias that indicate or imply the person is a PT or PTA
Only licensed individuals may use the acronyms PT, PhT, PTT, RPT, LPT, MPT, DPT, MSPT, CPT,
CPT, PTA or any other letters or insignias that indicate or imply that the person is a licensed PT
or PTA
