NC Chiropractic Law Practice Exam – Licensure & Scope of
Practice graded A+
Ethics & Professional Conduct (Q21–Q40)
Q21. Misrepresentation of services by a chiropractor in NC may result in:
A. Warning only
B. Suspension of treatment
C. Disciplinary action by the Board
D. No action if patient consents
Rationale: Misrepresentation is considered unprofessional conduct under NC law.
Q22. Charging for services not rendered is considered:
A. Acceptable if disclosed verbally
B. Fraudulent billing
C. Unprofessional conduct and grounds for discipline
D. Permissible with patient signature
Rationale: NC law prohibits fraudulent billing.
Q23. Failing to maintain professional boundaries may result in:
A. Reprimand only
B. Disciplinary action by the Board
C. Nothing if patient agrees
D. Verbal warning only
Rationale: Ethical standards require professional boundaries; violations are subject to Board
discipline.
Q24. A chiropractor may not falsify:
A. Advertising claims
B. Patient records
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C. Both advertising and patient records
EXAMPREPMASTER
Practice graded A+
Ethics & Professional Conduct (Q21–Q40)
Q21. Misrepresentation of services by a chiropractor in NC may result in:
A. Warning only
B. Suspension of treatment
C. Disciplinary action by the Board
D. No action if patient consents
Rationale: Misrepresentation is considered unprofessional conduct under NC law.
Q22. Charging for services not rendered is considered:
A. Acceptable if disclosed verbally
B. Fraudulent billing
C. Unprofessional conduct and grounds for discipline
D. Permissible with patient signature
Rationale: NC law prohibits fraudulent billing.
Q23. Failing to maintain professional boundaries may result in:
A. Reprimand only
B. Disciplinary action by the Board
C. Nothing if patient agrees
D. Verbal warning only
Rationale: Ethical standards require professional boundaries; violations are subject to Board
discipline.
Q24. A chiropractor may not falsify:
A. Advertising claims
B. Patient records
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C. Both advertising and patient records
EXAMPREPMASTER
