The Board does not differentiate between types of settings, as far as the scope of practice is concerned. The scope of practice as defined in Section 453.005 of the Practice Act is not all inclusive. While the Board will define those activities which may be physical therapy, it leaves those activities which are not defined as physical therapy (but which may be associated services) to the discretion of the provider/licensee. The Board recommends that a PT or PTA use professional judgment to decide in which areas they are proficient, based on the training they have received.