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1A new graduate wants to begin treating patients independently in North Dakota before receiving a Board license. Which rule controls?
- A. Independent practice may begin after the application is filed
- B. Independent practice may begin after graduation
- C. A Board license is required before practicing chiropractic
- D. Independent practice may begin after NBCE Part IV
Answer: C
Explanation: N.D.C.C. § 43-06-08 states, "A person may not practice chiropractic in this state unless that person has a license from the state board of chiropractic examiners." Filing, graduating, or passing one examination does not replace issuance of the license.
Reference: North Dakota Century Code t43c06 — N.D.C.C. § 43-06-08
2For a modern graduate applying for initial North Dakota chiropractic licensure, which NBCE sequence does the current Board rule require?
- A. Parts I and II only
- B. Parts I, II, and III only
- C. Part IV and SPEC only
- D. Parts I, II, III, and IV
3Absent a different period in the revocation order, when may a chiropractor first apply for relicensure?
- A. Immediately
- B. After 90 days
- C. After at least one year
- D. After ten years
4A chiropractor identifies a condition on the state list of contagious or infectious diseases. What reporting timing applies?
- A. At annual renewal
- B. Immediately notify the regional health officer
- C. Within ninety days
- D. Only if the patient consents
5Before a North Dakota chiropractor may practice needle acupuncture, what credential is required?
- A. Certification by the Board
- B. Certification by a county health officer
- C. A hospital privilege letter
- D. A physiotherapy examination transcript
6What must a North Dakota chiropractor's patient and billing records accurately reflect?
- A. Only the patient's identifying information
- B. Only payments received from insurers
- C. The evaluation or treatment, or both, and the fees charged
- D. Only procedures that required imaging
7How many licensed chiropractors serve on a Board-appointed peer review committee?
8Which examination record must an initial North Dakota chiropractic applicant submit to the Board?
- A. An unofficial printout of scheduled examinations
- B. An official transcript of successful completion of all required examinations
- C. A college letter predicting future examination results
- D. A self-certified list of examination dates
9What additional national examination applies to a North Dakota chiropractic applicant who graduated after January 1, 2001?
10During a license suspension, may a chiropractor provide or assist with patient care or communications?
- A. Yes, without restriction
- B. No, unless the order or settlement says otherwise
- C. Only for cash patients
- D. Only through telehealth
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- North Dakota Century Code Chapter 43-06
- North Dakota Administrative Code Chapter 17-02-01
- North Dakota Administrative Code Chapter 17-02-02.1
- North Dakota Administrative Code Chapter 17-02-03
- North Dakota Administrative Code Chapter 17-02-04
- North Dakota Administrative Code Chapter 17-03-01
- North Dakota Administrative Code Chapter 17-03-02
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