Maryland Chiropractic Jurisprudence
study set
Definition:
Accredited Board-approved educational institution - correct answer-Chiropractic school,
college, or university accredited by the CCC
Definition:
Approved program regarding chiropractic externship - correct answer-program that has been
approved by the Board and the CCC
Definition:
Chiropractic extern program (2) - correct answer-1) a 2-semester clinical program
2) a 6-month clinical program
Explain the process for a 2-semester clinical extern program (3) - correct answer-1) a
student who completed all the requirements to graduate
2) in a facility approved by the Board
3) under a Board-approved DC
Explain the process for a 6-month clinical extern program (5) - correct answer-1) graduated
2) took and passed NBCE board exams
3) applied for licensure
4) extern license
5) under a Board-approved DC
Definition:
Direct Supervision in regards to externship (3) - correct answer-1) remains on the premises
at all times
2) direct and continuous
3) able to offer immediate assistance
3 types of Externs - correct answer-1) a student about to graduate with all requirements
done (PEAK student)
2) graduated individual applied for licensure
3) out-of-state DC applied for licensure
What's the difference between a licensed chiropractor and a preceptor/ extension faculty,
and a preceptor sponsor - correct answer-1) DC
2) teaching DC
3) DC with an extern
What are the eligibility requirements for MD externship? (3) - correct answer-1) a DC student
requiring training
2) a recent graduate with preceptorship
, 3) out-of-state DC
What are the status requirements for MD externship? (5) - correct answer-1) Be good
standing
2) submit application
3) pay the fee
4) Submit criminal record
5) 3 letters of recommendation (1 from teacher, 2 from other DC)
Conditions for an extern to perform chiropractic services (6) - correct answer-1) preceptor's
supervision
2) under clinical training program approved by the Board
3) Board has the names of the teaching DC
4) 1 supervising DC per extern
5) Extern may not have a trainee
6) out-of-state DC
True or false:
A preceptor with a license to practice chiropractic with physical therapy privileges may
supervise an applicant applying for a license to practice chiropractic with or without physical
therapy privileges - correct answer-True
True or false:
A preceptor with a license to practice chiropractic without physical therapy privileges may
only supervise an extern applying for a license to practice chiropractic without physical
therapy privileges. - correct answer-True
Who/What determines malpractice insurance of an extern? (3) - correct answer-1) School
2) Teaching DC
3) supervising DC
What are the eligibility requirements for Preceptorship? (4) - correct answer-1) submit
application
2) pay the fee
3) malpractice insurance
4) agree for inspection
Fees:
Application
Examination
Re-examination - correct answer-200
300
400
Fees:
Licensure
Renewal fee before 8/31
Late renewal fee (after 8/31)
study set
Definition:
Accredited Board-approved educational institution - correct answer-Chiropractic school,
college, or university accredited by the CCC
Definition:
Approved program regarding chiropractic externship - correct answer-program that has been
approved by the Board and the CCC
Definition:
Chiropractic extern program (2) - correct answer-1) a 2-semester clinical program
2) a 6-month clinical program
Explain the process for a 2-semester clinical extern program (3) - correct answer-1) a
student who completed all the requirements to graduate
2) in a facility approved by the Board
3) under a Board-approved DC
Explain the process for a 6-month clinical extern program (5) - correct answer-1) graduated
2) took and passed NBCE board exams
3) applied for licensure
4) extern license
5) under a Board-approved DC
Definition:
Direct Supervision in regards to externship (3) - correct answer-1) remains on the premises
at all times
2) direct and continuous
3) able to offer immediate assistance
3 types of Externs - correct answer-1) a student about to graduate with all requirements
done (PEAK student)
2) graduated individual applied for licensure
3) out-of-state DC applied for licensure
What's the difference between a licensed chiropractor and a preceptor/ extension faculty,
and a preceptor sponsor - correct answer-1) DC
2) teaching DC
3) DC with an extern
What are the eligibility requirements for MD externship? (3) - correct answer-1) a DC student
requiring training
2) a recent graduate with preceptorship
, 3) out-of-state DC
What are the status requirements for MD externship? (5) - correct answer-1) Be good
standing
2) submit application
3) pay the fee
4) Submit criminal record
5) 3 letters of recommendation (1 from teacher, 2 from other DC)
Conditions for an extern to perform chiropractic services (6) - correct answer-1) preceptor's
supervision
2) under clinical training program approved by the Board
3) Board has the names of the teaching DC
4) 1 supervising DC per extern
5) Extern may not have a trainee
6) out-of-state DC
True or false:
A preceptor with a license to practice chiropractic with physical therapy privileges may
supervise an applicant applying for a license to practice chiropractic with or without physical
therapy privileges - correct answer-True
True or false:
A preceptor with a license to practice chiropractic without physical therapy privileges may
only supervise an extern applying for a license to practice chiropractic without physical
therapy privileges. - correct answer-True
Who/What determines malpractice insurance of an extern? (3) - correct answer-1) School
2) Teaching DC
3) supervising DC
What are the eligibility requirements for Preceptorship? (4) - correct answer-1) submit
application
2) pay the fee
3) malpractice insurance
4) agree for inspection
Fees:
Application
Examination
Re-examination - correct answer-200
300
400
Fees:
Licensure
Renewal fee before 8/31
Late renewal fee (after 8/31)
