What actions can the TMB take against a physician who violates medical regulations?

The TMB has a comprehensive approach to enforcing medical regulations and ensuring compliance among physicians. By choosing "all of the above," it reflects the multifaceted nature of the TMB's authority and actions.

The TMB can impose reprimands and fines as a disciplinary measure for lesser violations or infractions. This serves as a warning and can incentivize compliance without taking more severe action.

In cases of more serious violations or repeated offenses, the TMB has the authority to suspend or revoke a physician's medical license. This is a significant measure aimed at protecting public safety and maintaining the integrity of the medical profession, ensuring that those who do not adhere to professional standards are no longer permitted to practice medicine.

Furthermore, monitoring a physician's practice is another action the TMB can take. This allows the board to oversee the physician’s practice closely, ensuring adherence to regulations and providing corrective measures if necessary. This ongoing supervision can be a tool used after disciplinary actions have been taken or even as a preventative measure for new practitioners who may require additional oversight.

Combining these actions demonstrates the TMB's commitment to safeguarding public health while also promoting ethical medical practice through a spectrum of consequences and supportive measures.