How it works
Unofficial practice for Oklahoma's physical therapy jurisprudence examination, not affiliated with the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision. Every question is our own, written from 59 O.S. 887.1 to 887.18 and Oklahoma Administrative Code 435:20.
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Grouped by the law the exam is on
The renewal rule, OAC 435:20-3-6, gives no outline, so the questions follow the law it names: definitions, the Board and Committee, licensure, referral and telehealth, supervision, professional development, discipline.
What is particular to Oklahoma
The State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision regulates physical therapy, advised by a five-member Physical Therapy Committee. A therapist may treat 30 days without a referral, except on workers' compensation claims. One therapist supervises four people at most, no more than three of them assistants, and a Form #5 is filed yearly for each assistant's practice setting.
- Re-examination dates turn on the setting: every 30 days in outpatient and acute care, every 60 in home health and schools (435:20-7-1).
- Professional development is 40 hours for therapists and 30 for assistants every two years, three of them ethics (435:20-9-2).
Questions and answers
Is there an Oklahoma physical therapy jurisprudence exam?
Yes. OAC 435:20-3-6 makes a jurisprudence examination, prepared by the Board on the Oklahoma Physical Therapy Practice Act and the related Administrative Code, one of four conditions for renewing a license.
Who has to take the Oklahoma jurisprudence exam?
Each licensed physical therapist and physical therapist assistant, at renewal, beside the application, the fee and continuing education. The rule does not list it for a first license. Licenses expire January 31 each year under 59 O.S. 887.12.
How many questions are on the Oklahoma jurisprudence exam?
The Board's rule gives no number of questions, time limit or pass mark, so this page gives none. It describes the assessment as a set of questions on the Practice Act, Board rules and the position statement posted on the Board's website.
Is this the real Oklahoma jurisprudence exam?
No. It is unofficial practice written from Oklahoma statutes and rules. The Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision and its Physical Therapy Committee did not write or review this page, and none of the examination's questions appear here.