HRS §461J-2.5
Physical therapists cannot use invasive procedures
This section says physical therapists are not allowed to use invasive procedures. An invasive procedure means breaking or puncturing a person's healthy skin, like through surgery or injections. This rule is about what physical therapists cannot do.
The statute, as written — Prohibited practices
A physical therapist shall not use invasive procedures. For purposes of this section, an invasive procedure is the breaking or puncturing of a person's good skin integrity, for example, through surgery or injections.
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