Ohio Physical Therapy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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How long may a licensed PT from another state teach in Ohio without obtaining a local license?

  1. No more than 2 years

  2. No more than 6 months

  3. No more than 1 year

  4. Up to 5 years

The correct answer is: No more than 1 year

A is incorrect because it states that a licensed PT from another state can only teach in Ohio for a maximum of 2 years without obtaining a local license, which is more than the correct answer of 1 year. B is incorrect because it states that a licensed PT can only teach in Ohio for a maximum of 6 months without a local license, which is less than the correct answer of 1 year. D is incorrect because it states that a licensed PT can teach in Ohio for up to 5 years without obtaining a local license, which is significantly longer than the correct answer of 1 year. This option also does not specify a maximum time limit, which could be misleading. Overall, it is important for a licensed PT from another state to obtain a local license within 1 year of teaching in Ohio in order to comply with state regulations. After 1 year, they will

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