PTBC (Physical Therapy Board of California) California Law Practice Exam

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What is the primary mission of the Physical Therapy Board of California?

  1. Licensing medical doctors

  2. Overseeing veterinary practices

  3. Protection of the public

  4. Regulating pharmaceutical companies

The correct answer is: Protection of the public

The Physical Therapy Board of California does not have a mission to license medical doctors or oversee veterinary practices, making options A and B incorrect. Additionally, while the board may have some involvement with pharmaceutical companies, its primary mission is to protect the public by regulating the practice of physical therapy in California. This includes setting standards for education and training, enforcing laws and regulations, and investigating complaints and enforcing disciplinary actions for any violations. Therefore, option D is also incorrect.