Florida PT Law Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed

Florida PT Law Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Board of PT Practice consists of 7 Members total: 5 PTs from state of at least 4 years exp (one may be full time faculty) 2 FL residents who have never been licensed health care practitioners Who appoints the PT Board? Governor appoints successors for 4 year terms Senate Confirms Powers and Duties of PT Board? Administer Oaths Summon Witnesses Take Tstimony in all matters relating to its duties Establish or modify minimum standars of practice Adopt rules to implement provisions of this chapter Review standing and reputability of any school or college offering PT courses May investigate and make personal inspection of schools How many attempts to pass the exam? 3 attempts or else have to take class/reeducation then 2 more attempts Issuance of temporary permit complete an application for temporary permit Graduate from approved place Submits an application for licensure Demonstratres proof of posessing malpractice insurance Submits documentation verifying the participant will practice under direct supervision of licensed PT Is a temporary permit renewable? Not renewable Voided if do not pass NPTE within 6 months after date of graduation The supervising PT of someone on a temp license must Cosign all patient records produced by temp Must be a licensed PT of minimum of 6 months before supervision can begin Renewal of license; inactive status; reactivation of license; fees $200 renews continuing ed may not exceed 10 classroom hours for each year license was inactive To reactivate either continuing ed or: Engaged in PT practice in good standing in another state for 4 years immediately preceding filing application for reactivation Makes application for and passes the examination as provided and pays the fee PTA licensing fee = 100 PTA licensure without examination fee = $175 PTA renewal fee = $150 How many CEU's every 2 years? 24 What CEUs are approved? Sponsored by accredited college or university Sponsored or approved by FPTA or APTA Refusal, revocation or suspension of license Unable to PT well due to illness, drugs, or mental/physical condition Fraud Convicted or guilty of crime in any jursidiction which directly relates to practice of PT or ability to practice Treat or undertaken treat human ailments by means other than by PT Fail to maintain acceptable standards of PT practice Engage direct/indirect in dividing, transferring, assigning, rebating or refunding of fees recived for professional services License revoked/suspended in another state/territory/country Violate lawful order of board or department previously entered in disciplinary hearing Making/filing a false report If suspended or revoked license, at reasonable intervals PT/PTA given opportunity to demonstrate they can resume competent practice of PT Can any records of preceeding or orders entered by board be used at proceeding nope Plea of nolo contendere considered as a conviction First degree misdemeanor practice w/o active licenses or temp permit Use a suspended, revoked or voided license Fraudulent license Use the name PT or PTA or DPT without valid credentials and licensure Willfully false oath or affirmation when required by chapter Knowingly conceal information related to violations of chapter