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What is the Legislative intent for PT practice? correct answers ensure that every Pt practicing in FL meets the min requirements for SAFE practice. If they do not, they will be PROHIBITED from practicing in FL. A patient's POC may be developed by: correct answers Physical Therapist Practitioner of record Advanced RN practitioner Who is considered a "Practitioner of Record?" (5) correct answers Physician Chiropractor Osteopathic Physician Dentist Podiatrist Patients may ...

how long can patients be seen through direct access correct answers 30 days (does not apply if pt has been diagnosed by an out of state physician that requires PT) licesee laws 1. active -> retired 2. failure to renew before 2 yr cycle correct answers 1. fee that shall not exceed $50 2. becomes deliquent inactive -> active license correct answers -biennial renewal fee -unlicensed activity fee -reactivation fee 2. 10 hours of CEU -2 hours prevention of medical errors -2 hour...

What acts are grounds for denial of a license or disciplinary actions? correct answers Unable to practice physical therapy with reasonable skill and safety to patients by reasons of ILLNESS or use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics, chemicals, or any other type of material or as a result of any mental or physical condition. What can the department do if someone is unable to practice physical therapy with reasonable skill and safety? correct answers Compel a PT or PTA to submit to a physical or ment...

T/F: "Physical therapy"and"physiotherapy"are interchangeable terms as each refers to the same profession. correct answers True A plan of care can be developed and implemented by a physical therapist or a practitioner of record which includes: A. physician B. chiropractor C. osteopathic physician D. dentist E. podiatrist F. an advanced registered nurse practitioner. G. All of the above correct answers G. All of the above Patients can be seen for __ days t...

Substantive Law correct answers Law used to decide disputes 4 Origins of Law correct answers 1. Constitution 2.Legislation 3. Judicial Review 4. Rules of Procedure Procedural Law correct answers Law used to govern procedures. i.e rules of evidence, civil procedure Public Law correct answers Affects public generally (Constitution, Admin, Criminal Law) Private Law correct answers Affects relationships between individuals (contracts, torts, property law) Common Law correct answer...

Criminal and taxing statutes are strictly and narrowly construed correct answers True Assume that the Vermont legislature passed a bill prohibiting the sale within the state of detergents containing certain chemicals harmful to the environment. Assume further that the governor signed the bill into law. This law has the status of a(n): correct answers Statue Courts often use transcripts of the legislative hearings and debates that preceded a law's passage to determine the purpose and rea...

Law correct answers The entire system of rules, values, and principles that govern daily conduct that are enforceable by either the government or individual citizens through courts. What are the four sources of law? correct answers Common, Constitutional, Statutory, Administrative. Common Law correct answers The basis of the American legal system, which began in medieval England; It's judge made, and employs precedent and case law. Stare Decisis correct answers "Let the prior deci...

title IX text: correct answers no person in the united states on the basis of sex be excluded form participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving federal assistance title IX applies to: correct answers any public or private school that receives any federal money -all elementary, high schools, and colleges what happens when a university does not comply with title IX? correct answers are subject to sanctions...

Trademark Law correct answers name, logo or other defining characteristic that the public can recognize and associate with the organization Federal Trademark Act of 1946 aka Lanham Act correct answers Governs the law of trademarks and their registration and provides causes of action that protect trademark rights from infringement Protect the owner of a mark by preventing others from using the owner's mark without permission or in a way that will cause confusion about the actual source ...

What do patents protect? correct answers Works of invention Why have patents? correct answers The government wants to encourage scientific development so it gives inventors legal protection for their work and ideas What may patents be granted for? correct answers i. Process ii. Machine iii. Manufacture iv. Composition of Matter v. An improvement of # i.-iv. vi. Ornamental design for a product vii. Business method Patents may not be granted if: correct answers -The patent lacks n...