Skip to main content

  • 1 Read Course

  • 2 Pass Test

  • 3 Pay & Get Instant Certificate

Take the Test

Ethics, Laws, and Regulations for California Physical Therapy

PRINT

You can take the test without obligation. To earn CE credit, you need to pass the test, complete an evaluation, and register/pay for your Certificate of Completion. Your Certificate will be delivered online immediately upon completing the course registration. (There is no charge for free courses and online certificate delivery.)

  • You must score 70% or better to pass this test.
  • Select one answer for each question.
  • Review your selections before submitting the test for grading.
Test Question

1. Which statement is a broad definition of ethics?

Test Question

2. Which ethical theory is practiced when a physical therapist considers a decision to be right solely because their motivation was good even though the client experienced negative consequences?

Test Question

3. Which statement describes the purpose of a code of ethics?

Test Question

4. Which American Physical Therapy Association Core Value is the therapist demonstrating by volunteering with no compensation one weekend each month at a community clinic that serves low-income women and children?

Test Question

5. Which Standard of the Standards of Ethical Conduct for the Physical Therapist Assistant is violated when a supervising physical therapist assistant initiates a sexual relationship with a student physical therapist assistant?

Test Question

6. Which offense occurs when a physical therapist violates a regulation of the Physical Therapy Practice Act?

Test Question

7. Which complaint would be rejected under the jurisdiction of the Physical Therapy Board of California (PTBC)?

Test Question

8. Which tort involves restraining a mentally ill patient who is not a danger to self or others against their will?

Test Question

9. Which term describes the action of a physical therapist who omits a standard of care for a physical therapy professional and makes a mistake that results in an injury to the client?


Back to Top