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FLORIDA PTA JURISPRUDENCE EXAM
NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |100%
GUARANTEED PASS!!
Who may perform electromyography? - ANSWER-PTs, not PTAs
Minimum qualification to perform electromyography -
ANSWER-Must be trained in:
-inserting and adjusting electrodes -reading and identifying normal ad abnormal signals on the grid -interpreting the audible signals
Must receive the following formal education:
-human dissection -human physiology 1 / 4
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-neurology -neuro-anatomy and neuro-physiology at graduate level -pathological conditions
200 hours testing human subjects under direct supervision of licensed physician or PT; perform 100 tests on neurologically involved patients with findings corroborated by licensed physician or PT
Licensees must notify Board of change of address within ________ days - ANSWER-60 days
Licensees relocation or termination of practice (notice to patients and handling of medical records) - ANSWER--must notify each client -publish in newspaper for licensees county(s) with date and address where medical records may be obtained; at lead 4x over at least 4 weeks -place a sign in office at least 30 days prior -must notify patients that they can transfer or receive their medical records -records must be retained for at least 2 years after 2 / 4
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Deceased PT or PTA (notice to patients and handling of medical records) - ANSWER--licensee shall arrange to have records maintained for at least 2 years after -must publish notice within 1 month that medical records are available to clients/patients -notice at 22 months published 1x/week for 4 consecutive weeks notice that records will be disposed of
Cost of duplicating medical records - ANSWER-No more than
reasonable cost of reproducing the records:
-$1.00 for first 25 copies -$0.25 thereafter -Imaging copies are "actual cost"
Unlicensed personnel require what kind of supervision by who?
- ANSWER-Direct supervision by a PT or PTA
Who's responsibility is it to select the appropriate personnel to deliver treatment? - ANSWER-solely the PT
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The number of unlicensed personnel participating in patient care
activities at any one given time shall be determined by: -
ANSWER-the PT depending on setting and needs of the patient while assuring quality of care
Disciplinary guidelines: unable to practice with skill and safety -
ANSWER-First offense -min fine $1000, 3 years, PRN eval
-max: suspension of license 1 year, followed by 5 years
probation
Second offense -min $2000 fine, PRN eval, 5 years probabtion
-max: $10,000 fine and/or revocation
Disciplinary guidelines: obtain license by bribery or deceit -
ANSWER-First offense -min fine $500 and/or up to 2 years probation -max revocation
Second offense -min fine $5000 and 3 years probation
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