PTBC California Law Practice Exam 2025 – Complete All-in-One Guide for Exam Success!

Providing 'adequate supervision' of a PTA means that the supervising PT is able to regularly communicate with the PTA, review their work, and provide guidance and feedback. Option A, on-site supervision, may be necessary in certain situations but it is not a requirement for adequate supervision. Option B, communicating with a non-supervising PT, does not fulfill the requirement of direct supervision. Option C, close proximity by the PT, may also be necessary in certain situations but it does not necessarily provide the level of supervision needed for adequate supervision. Therefore, the most appropriate answer is D, as it states the ability to communicate with the supervising PT at all times.