CALIFORNIA LAW EXAM PHYSICAL THERAPY 2025-
2026 ACTUAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Overview:
The California Law Exam (CLE) is required for all physical therapists and physical
therapist assistants seeking licensure in California. It evaluates knowledge of state
laws, regulations, and ethical guidelines that govern PT practice. This 2025–
2026 edition includes verified content, providing accuracy and peace of mind.
Key Features:
100 verified exam questions and answers.
Updated for the 2025–2026 exam cycle.
Comprehensive coverage of:
o California Physical Therapy Practice Act.
o Licensing requirements and renewal.
o Supervision rules (aides, PTAs, students).
o Patient care standards and informed consent.
o Professional conduct, ethics, and disciplinary actions.
o Reporting obligations (abuse, fraud, etc.).
Verified A+ graded content for reliable prep.
Purpose:
To prepare PTs and PTAs for the California Law Exam with 100%
accurate material.
To reinforce knowledge of legal and ethical responsibilities in physical
therapy practice.
To provide a streamlined study tool that boosts confidence and exam
success.
Recommended For:
Physical Therapists (PTs) seeking California licensure.
Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) applying for state licensure.
Students and graduates of DPT/PTA programs preparing for the CLE.
,✅ With 100 verified and correct answers, this resource is the most reliable tool
for passing the California Law Exam for Physical Therapy (2025–2026) on the
first attempt.
What governing body is responsible for the suspension of PT licenses?
A) PT Board of California
B) American Board of PT Specialties
C) Federation of State Board of PT
D) Institutional Review Board - ANSWER-A) PT Board of California
Which of the following conditions is an initial requirement in order to participate in an alcoholic
diversion program?
A) voluntary admission
B) psych eval
C) recommended by supervisor
D) physician rx - ANSWER-A) voluntary admission
How many calendar days does a license have to notify the board of a change of address?
A) 15 days
B) 30 days
C) 45 days
D) 60 days - ANSWER-B) 30 days
A pt receiving treatment at an outpatient facility had a physician referral that recommends
iontophoresis for lateral epicondylitis. The medication to be used is not specified on the referral, but the
pt recalls the physician stating that the medicine is for inflammation. Which of the following course of
action is BEST for the PT?
A) Administer dexamethasone for inflammation
B) Contact physician for referral of desired med
C) Discuss policy of iontophoresis with supervisor
, D) Perform trial with saline solution - ANSWER-B) Contact physician for referral of desired med
* In order to perform iontophoresis a prescription for the specific medication needs to be present from
the physician
A physical therapist who has employed a PTLA and a PTA should recall which of the following differences
between the two?
A) Co-signature should occur same day for PTA but not necessary for PTLA
B) A d/c summary can't be performed by PTLA
C) Telephone communication is considered sufficient supervision for the PTA but not the PTLA
D) A PTLA is able to supervise PT aides providing pt related care - ANSWER-C) Telephone communication
is considered sufficient supervision for the PTA but not the PTLA
Which of the following procedures is a proper way to transfer a pt from a therapist's records of care?
A) Verbally tell the patient
B) Write down the name of the new PT in pt's chart
C) Place pt on colleagues treatment schedule for re-eval
D) Contact and inform patient's physician - ANSWER-B) Write down the name of the new PT in pt's chart
The patient record shall indicate:
A) Date and nature of service provided
B) Name, date, medical dx
C) Name and titile of who provided service
D) A and C - ANSWER-D) A and C
A foreign PT graduate is applying for licensure. They have passed the boards and have already
completed 3 months clinical in another state with a non-APTA CI. How many months further is he
required for clinical?
A) 9 months
B) 6 months
2026 ACTUAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Overview:
The California Law Exam (CLE) is required for all physical therapists and physical
therapist assistants seeking licensure in California. It evaluates knowledge of state
laws, regulations, and ethical guidelines that govern PT practice. This 2025–
2026 edition includes verified content, providing accuracy and peace of mind.
Key Features:
100 verified exam questions and answers.
Updated for the 2025–2026 exam cycle.
Comprehensive coverage of:
o California Physical Therapy Practice Act.
o Licensing requirements and renewal.
o Supervision rules (aides, PTAs, students).
o Patient care standards and informed consent.
o Professional conduct, ethics, and disciplinary actions.
o Reporting obligations (abuse, fraud, etc.).
Verified A+ graded content for reliable prep.
Purpose:
To prepare PTs and PTAs for the California Law Exam with 100%
accurate material.
To reinforce knowledge of legal and ethical responsibilities in physical
therapy practice.
To provide a streamlined study tool that boosts confidence and exam
success.
Recommended For:
Physical Therapists (PTs) seeking California licensure.
Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) applying for state licensure.
Students and graduates of DPT/PTA programs preparing for the CLE.
,✅ With 100 verified and correct answers, this resource is the most reliable tool
for passing the California Law Exam for Physical Therapy (2025–2026) on the
first attempt.
What governing body is responsible for the suspension of PT licenses?
A) PT Board of California
B) American Board of PT Specialties
C) Federation of State Board of PT
D) Institutional Review Board - ANSWER-A) PT Board of California
Which of the following conditions is an initial requirement in order to participate in an alcoholic
diversion program?
A) voluntary admission
B) psych eval
C) recommended by supervisor
D) physician rx - ANSWER-A) voluntary admission
How many calendar days does a license have to notify the board of a change of address?
A) 15 days
B) 30 days
C) 45 days
D) 60 days - ANSWER-B) 30 days
A pt receiving treatment at an outpatient facility had a physician referral that recommends
iontophoresis for lateral epicondylitis. The medication to be used is not specified on the referral, but the
pt recalls the physician stating that the medicine is for inflammation. Which of the following course of
action is BEST for the PT?
A) Administer dexamethasone for inflammation
B) Contact physician for referral of desired med
C) Discuss policy of iontophoresis with supervisor
, D) Perform trial with saline solution - ANSWER-B) Contact physician for referral of desired med
* In order to perform iontophoresis a prescription for the specific medication needs to be present from
the physician
A physical therapist who has employed a PTLA and a PTA should recall which of the following differences
between the two?
A) Co-signature should occur same day for PTA but not necessary for PTLA
B) A d/c summary can't be performed by PTLA
C) Telephone communication is considered sufficient supervision for the PTA but not the PTLA
D) A PTLA is able to supervise PT aides providing pt related care - ANSWER-C) Telephone communication
is considered sufficient supervision for the PTA but not the PTLA
Which of the following procedures is a proper way to transfer a pt from a therapist's records of care?
A) Verbally tell the patient
B) Write down the name of the new PT in pt's chart
C) Place pt on colleagues treatment schedule for re-eval
D) Contact and inform patient's physician - ANSWER-B) Write down the name of the new PT in pt's chart
The patient record shall indicate:
A) Date and nature of service provided
B) Name, date, medical dx
C) Name and titile of who provided service
D) A and C - ANSWER-D) A and C
A foreign PT graduate is applying for licensure. They have passed the boards and have already
completed 3 months clinical in another state with a non-APTA CI. How many months further is he
required for clinical?
A) 9 months
B) 6 months
