Arizona Physical Therapy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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Which organization must NOT be included in the approval for dry needling course content?

  1. OSHA

  2. CPTA

  3. State chapter of APTA

  4. APTA

The correct answer is: OSHA

Including OSHA in the approval for dry needling course content is not necessary because OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, focuses on workplace safety and health regulations rather than the specific education or training standards for physical therapy practices. Their guidelines primarily address general safety protocols, which do not pertain directly to course content for specialized skills like dry needling. On the other hand, the other organizations mentioned play crucial roles in the professional development and standards for physical therapists. The CPTA (California Physical Therapy Association), the state chapter of the APTA (American Physical Therapy Association), and the APTA itself are all essential in establishing guidelines and accreditation related to physical therapy practices, including dry needling. These organizations are involved in advocating for quality education and ensuring that courses meet professional standards necessary for clinical practice.