Top Dc Pt Jurisprudence Exam With Q&A 100% Guaranteed A+ Graded District Of Columbia Physical Therapy

TOP DC PT JURISPRUDENCE EXAM WITH Q&A 100% GUARANTEED A+ GRADED DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PHYSICAL THERAPY Applicant - CORRECT ANSWER-A person applying for a license to practice physical therapy Board - CORRECT ANSWER-The Board of Physical Therapy Physical therapist - CORRECT ANSWER-A person licensed to practice physical therapy Physical therapist's aide - CORRECT ANSWER-A person trained by a physical therapist to perform designated routine tasks related to the operation of a physical therapy service under the DIRECT SUPERVISION of a physical therapist - only assign those tasks or activities that are nondiscretionary and do not require the exercise of professional judgment. Physical therapist's assistant - CORRECT ANSWER-A graduate of a PTA program who performs selected physical therapy procedures and related tasks under the DIRECT SUPERVISION of a physical therapist Who provides prescriptions or referrals for PT? - CORRECT ANSWER-Physician, osteopath, dentist, podiatrist, or advanced registered nurse Powers and duties of the board - CORRECT ANSWER-Evaluate qualifications of licensees Adopt passing scores for examinations Issue licenses, permits, or certificates Regulate, practice, adopt, and revise rules Report and publish disciplinary action Issue subpoenas, examine witnesses, and administer oaths Issue advisories Where do fees and fines go? - CORRECT ANSWER-Deposited to the General Fund of the District The continuing education section does not apply to? - CORRECT ANSWER-Applicants for the first renewal of a license granted by examination Applicant for renewal of a license needs to have how much continuing education? - CORRECT ANSWER-4 units / 40 hours of continuing education credit in a 2-year period Inactive status applying for reactivation of license needs to have how much continuing education? - CORRECT ANSWER-2 units / 20 hours of continuing education credit for each license year Applicant for reinstatement of a license that has EXPIRED needs to have how much continuing education? - CORRECT ANSWER-2 units / 20 hours of continuing education credit for each license year that was in expired status UP TO a maximum of 10 units / 100 hours Proof of completion of CEU needs to include: - CORRECT ANSWER-Name/address of program sponsor Name/location of program Subject matter covered Names of instructors Dates you attended Hours of credit claimed Verification of completion with signature/stamp If an applicant for renewal of a license fails to submit proof of CE by the date the license expires, how long does the applicant have to renew the license? - CORRECT ANSWER-Can't practice until renewal May renew license up to 60 days after expiration by SUBMITTING PROOF and PAYING THE LATE FEE. If an applicant for renewal fails to submit proof of CEs and pay late fees within 60 days after expiration, what happens? - CORRECT ANSWER-License deemed to have LAPSED Applicant has to apply for REINSTATEMENT Can the Board grant an extension of the 60-day period to renew after expiration? - CORRECT ANSWER-YES, if there's "good cause" 1. Serious illness of applicant 2. Death or serious illness of applicant's immediate family member Continuing education programs can include - CORRECT ANSWER-(a) An undergraduate or graduate course given at an accredited college or university; (b) A seminar or workshop; (c) An education program given at a conference; (d) In-service training; (e) Home study courses; (f) Real-time, interactive remote media courses; and (g) Online courses, video courses, telecourses, videoconferences, and teleconferences offered by colleges or universities accredited by an agency recognized for that purpose by the United States Department of Education, or which is approved by the Board, in accordance with § 504(j) of the Act (D.C. Official Code § 3-1205.04(j)(2007 Repl.)), or pre-approved by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) or the Board for two (2) or more credit hours. A continuing education program have the following to be approved by the Board: - CORRECT ANSWER-Current subject matter Developed and taught by qualified individuals Administered by qualified organization OR submit to the Board for review ≥60 days prior to presentation Who has the burden of verifying whether a program is approved by the Board? - CORRECT ANSWER-The applicant The Board may approve the following CE activities by an applicant - CORRECT ANSWER-Being an instructor/speaker Publishing an article or book Participating in research Can continuing education credit be given for partial hours? - CORRECT ANSWER-NOPE. Whole hours only. What is the minimum number of minutes that can constitute 1 credit hour? - CORRECT ANSWER-50 minutes For undergrad/graduate courses, each semester hour of credit constitutes how many hours of CE credit? - CORRECT ANSWER-1 semester hour = 15 hours CE For undergrad/graduate courses, each quarter-hour of semester credit constitutes how many hours of CE credit? - CORRECT ANSWER-1/4 semester hour = 10 hours CE What is the maximum number of CE credit hours you can get per year from in-services? - CORRECT ANSWER-10 hours max / year for in-services Can an applicant who serves as an instructor or speaker at a program get credit? - CORRECT ANSWER-YES for both preparation and presentation time An applicant who is an instructor/speaker can get how much credit for the associated presentation time? - CORRECT ANSWER-Can get max 2x the amount of presentation time Can an applicant who is an instructor/speaker get all of their hours for CE from presenting? - CORRECT ANSWER-NOPE. The maximum amount of credit you can get for being an instructor/speaker is 50% of your CE requirement. Can an applicant who is an instructor/speaker get credit each time they give the same presentation? - CORRECT ANSWER-NOPE. You can't get credit more than once for the same presentation UNLESS it involves either a different subject or substantial additional research for the same subject. Can an applicant who was an instructor/speaker last year get credit for CE this year