The written agreement specifies where the PA will practice. Which option reflects that?

• A. What color is the clinic walls?
• B. Where will the PA practice at?
• C. How many clinics will the PA work in?
• D. What is the PA's phone extension?

Answer: (B)

The key idea is naming where the PA will practice. A written agreement between a PA and the supervising physician or practice needs to specify the actual practice site so everyone knows which clinic or location the PA is authorized to work in under supervision. This clarifies credentialing, supervision requirements, and scope of practice at a specific location.

The option that asks where the PA will practice at directly addresses the site of care, which is the core information such an agreement must include. The other items—clinic wall color, how many clinics there are, or the PA’s phone extension—do not define the authorized practice site. They’re about environment, scope breadth, or contact details, not the designated location where the PA may practice.