Ace the 2025 Florida Physical Therapy Laws Exam – Get Legally Fit and Ready to Shine!

The correct answer is based on the licensing statuses recognized by the Florida Board of Physical Therapy and the options that licensees have during the renewal process. When a licensee is faced with a renewal, they can choose from several statuses that regulate their ability to practice.

The status "Retired" allows individuals to maintain their license without active practice, typically indicating they have ceased professional duties but intend to retain the license without reactivating it in the future. "Inactive" is an option that permits a licensee to stop practicing while keeping the license intact for possible future activation. "Active" status means the licensee is currently authorized to practice.

In contrast, the status "Void" is not a renewal option available to licensees. A void status typically indicates that a license has lapsed or is no longer valid, which is usually due to failure to meet renewal requirements rather than being a deliberate choice made at the time of renewal. Therefore, it cannot be selected by a licensee upon the renewal of their license, making it the correct choice in this context.