Florida Physical Therapy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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Which of the following is a consequence of a revoked license?

Opportunity for reinstatement
Permanent inability to practice
Temporary suspension
No consequence

The correct answer is: Permanent inability to practice

A revoked license results in a permanent inability to practice because the license is completely nullified, meaning the individual can no longer provide professional services legally. Revocation typically occurs due to serious violations of practice standards or rules set by the governing body. Unlike a temporary suspension, which allows for the possibility of returning to practice after fulfilling specific conditions, a revoked license does not offer this opportunity. It signifies a more severe sanction, reflecting a significant breach of trust or professional misconduct that has led to the removal of the right to practice permanently. The situation also means that the individual must undergo a completely new licensure process if they ever wish to regain the ability to practice, which can be a lengthy and complex endeavor.