Which option lists a scenario where performing duties outside a licensed facility is permitted, per the rules?

• A. A healthy client at a private residence
• B. A client at a shopping mall
• C. A person without a license performing duties
• D. For a physically or mentally ill person at their place of residence or at a wedding, quincenera or photo shoot

Answer: (D)

Performing duties outside a licensed facility is allowed only when there is a patient who needs care and the setting is appropriate for delivering that care outside a clinic. The permitted scenario involves a physically or mentally ill person receiving services at their own place of residence or at a social event such as a wedding, quincenera, or photo shoot. This matches the idea that care can be provided off-site in a patient’s chosen environment or at a sanctioned event, rather than in general public spaces or by unlicensed individuals.

The other situations don’t fit because a healthy person at a private residence isn’t the target of licensed care, a client in a shopping mall lacks the appropriate setting and supervision for off-site clinical duties, and someone without a license cannot perform licensed duties.