Florida Physical Therapy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What happens to a license when it is not renewed to an active or inactive status on the following renewal cycle?

It remains in a delinquent status
It is converted to expired
It is automatically renewed
It transitions to an active status

The correct answer is: It is converted to expired

When a license is not renewed to an active or inactive status by the end of the renewal cycle, it is converted to expired status. This means that the individual is no longer authorized to practice their profession until they have completed the necessary steps to reinstate the license, which may include fulfilling any continuing education requirements, paying penalties, or providing proof of competency. The process ensures that licenses are kept current and maintains a standard of practice within the profession. Allowing licenses to transition to an expired status prevents individuals from practicing without a valid license, which could lead to legal repercussions and compromise patient care. This mechanism upholds public safety and maintains the integrity of the physical therapy profession.