Texas Jurisprudence Sample Test Questions

TEXAS JURISPRUDENCE SAMPLE TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS The passing score on each part of the National Board Examination is what? - correct answer 375 The passing score for the Jurisprudence Examination is what? - correct answer 75% True or False: An applicant may not take the Jurisprudence Examination unless he or she has complied with all the requirements in the Chiropractic Act, Occupations Code - correct answer True If an applicant notifies the board no later than one day prior to the date of examination that he or she is unable to take the examination, what will happen? - correct answer the board will apply the examination fee to a subsequent application to take the examination True or false: An applicant may take the jurisprudence examination more than twice in one calendar year - correct answer False An applicant may take the jurisprudence examination "no more" than twice in one calendar year True or False: A person licensed as a chiropractor in good standing in another state may apply for temporary license - correct answer True True or False: An applicant for a temporary license must have a current, active, and unrestricted license, without any pending disciplinary proceedings, as a chiropractor in another state - correct answer True An applicant for temporary license must submit with the application: - correct answer (1) a statement which has a notary seal or a state seal, or (2) a letter of invitation or other document from the sponsoring entity showing that the applicant is invited. True or false: A temporary license applies to those persons who reside or who are in the process of establishing residence in Texas or who provide or intend to provide chiropractic services primarily in Texas. - correct answer False Temporary license "does not" apply to those persons who reside or who are in the process of establishing residence in Texas or who provide or intend to provide chiropractic services primarily in Texas. This section cannot be used as an entry to licensure in Texas Annual renewal must be done each year, on or before when? - correct answer the first day of a licensee's birth month Must read paragraph: - correct answer Locum tenens information. A licensee who substitutes for another licensee (locum tenens) and temporarily practices at the facility of the absent licensee shall provide the board with a list of each facility that he or she has served as a locum tenens during the previous 12 months. The list shall include the name, address, and facility registration of each facility. A locum tenens licensee shall have proof of licensure, such as a copy of the license or the board-issued wallet size license, with them while practicing and shall show it upon request. True or False: The board shall not renew a license of a licensee who is in default of a loan. - correct answer True The licensee presents to the board a certificate issued by the corporation certifying that: - correct answer (i) the licensee has entered into a repayment agreement on the defaulted loan; or (ii) the licensee is not in default on a loan guaranteed by the corporation At the board's discretion, a person whose license has expired for one year or longer may renew without complying with paragraph (4) of this subsection if ... - correct answer the person moved to another state or foreign country and is currently licensed in good standing and has been in practice in the other state or foreign country for two years preceding application for renewal What happens if a person's license has expired for one year or longer? - correct answer the person may not renew the license but may obtain a new license by submitting to reexamination and complying with the current requirements and procedures for obtaining an initial license Every licensee shall attend and complete how many hours of continuing education credits each year? - correct answer 16 A licensee who fails to meet the minimum continuing education requirements imposed by §73.3 of this title (relating to Continuing Education) shall have his or her license placed in a probated status for a period of how long? - correct answer 12 months If a licensee fails to have his or her license reinstated during any probationary period, the licensee's license shall be considered what? - correct answer expired from the beginning date of the probationary year, and the licensee must obtain a new license A licensee may not be placed on probationary status for how long? - correct answer two consecutive years If a licensee who was on probationary status under this section for the prior reporting year is in non-compliance with §73.3 of this title for the current reporting year, his or her license shall be considered expired and shall not be renewed except as provided by subsection (h) of this section. True or false: A licensee subject to subsection (f) of this section shall not practice chiropractic until his or her license is renewed or a new license is obtained as provided by §73.2 of this title. - correct answer True True or false: A licensee subject to subsection (f) of this section may renew his or her license upon completion of all deficient courses - correct answer True The board will approve courses sponsored only by a chiropractic college fully credited through whom? - correct answer the Council on Chiropractic Education or a statewide, national or international professional association True or false: A facility shall not provide chiropractic services without first being registered by the board. - correct answer True True or false: A licensee who practices chiropractic in a facility that the licensee knows is not registered under this chapter is subject to disciplinary action - correct answer True A lack of proper diligence in the practice of chiropractic or the gross inefficient practice of chiropractic when applied to a licensee or chiropractic facility includes but is not limited to the following: - correct answer (1) failing to conform to the minimal acceptable standards of practice of chiropractic, regardless of whether or not actual injury to any person was sustained, including, but not limited to: (A) [TQ] failing to assess and evaluate a patient's status; (B) performing or attempting to perform procedures in which the chiropractor is untrained by education or experience; (C) [TQ] delegating chiropractic functions or responsibilities to an individual lacking the ability or knowledge to perform the function or responsibility in question; or (D) causing, permitting, or allowing physical injury to a patient or impairment of the dignity or the safety of a patient; (2) failing to provide direct supervision of students or other persons as required by §80.1