Free Georgia Laws & Rules Examination Practice Questions

Sample Practice Questions

Try these 10 sample questions from the Georgia Laws & Rules Examination practice bank. Each includes the answer and explanation. Continue with the interactive practice above to review the full question set.

1. 1A Georgia chiropractor is deciding whether the state health-records chapter treats the chiropractor as a provider. Which classification applies?

   1. A. Provider
   2. B. Custodian only
   3. C. Facility operator only
   4. D. Third-party administrator

   Answer: A

   Explanation: O.C.G.A. § 31-33-1 says a provider includes "any person licensed to practice under Chapter 9" of Title 43, so a licensed chiropractor is a provider.

   Reference: O.C.G.A. § 31-33-1 (2014) - Patient Records — O.C.G.A. § 31-33-1(2), p. 1

2. 2What minimum instruction must a registrant ensure for a person operating the registrant's healing-arts X-ray machine in Georgia?

   1. A. Six hours
   2. B. Three hours
   3. C. Twelve hours
   4. D. Twenty hours

   Answer: A

   Explanation: The X-ray rule requires operators to receive "at a minimum, six hours of instruction."

   Reference: GA R&R - GAC - Rule 111-8-90-.04. X-Rays in the Healing Arts — Rule 111-8-90-.04(2)(a)2

3. 3Does Georgia's ban on false, misleading, or deceptive chiropractic advertising depend on the medium used?

   1. A. No; it applies to any form of advertising
   2. B. Yes; it applies only to print
   3. C. Yes; it applies only to broadcasts
   4. D. Yes; it applies only to paid placements

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Rule 100-4-.01 says a licensee shall not make such a communication "in any form of advertising."

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-4-.01(2)

4. 4What is the maximum annual clinical-science CE credit Georgia will count for clinical documentation?

   1. A. Three hours
   2. B. Four hours
   3. C. Five hours
   4. D. Fifteen hours

   Answer: B

   Explanation: Rule 100-5-.02 provides that "a maximum of 4 hours credit in clinical documentation" will be considered.

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-5-.02(1)(a)(9)

5. 5For a chiropractic student, what does Georgia's rule mean by supervision and direction?

   1. A. The supervisor reviews records weekly
   2. B. The supervisor is reachable by telephone
   3. C. The supervisor is somewhere on campus
   4. D. The supervisor is in the immediate treatment area and available at all times

   Answer: D

   Explanation: The definition requires the instructor or preceptor to be "within the immediate patient treatment area, the clinic proper, and available to the students at all times."

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-8-.01(1)(b)

6. 6In what relationship may a Georgia D.C. use electrical and therapeutic modalities?

   1. A. As a substitute for every adjustment
   2. B. Only during peer review
   3. C. Only for diagnostic imaging
   4. D. In conjunction with adjustments

   Answer: D

   Explanation: Rule 100-9-.01 states that doctors of chiropractic may use modalities "in conjunction with adjustments."

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-9-.01(1)

7. 7Which out-of-state chiropractor may use Georgia's visiting sports or performing-arts practice rule?

   1. A. One licensed and in good standing in another jurisdiction who is designated by a visiting entity
   2. B. Any chiropractic graduate attending the event
   3. C. Any retired chiropractor volunteering at the venue
   4. D. Any assistant employed by the team

   Answer: A

   Explanation: The rule applies to a chiropractor "licensed and in good standing" elsewhere and employed or designated professionally by a visiting sports or performing-arts entity.

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-13-.01(1)

8. 8May a D.C. employed as a professor perform fee-for-service chiropractic care in Georgia without a Georgia license?

   1. A. No; Georgia licensure is required for that service
   2. B. Yes, while on school property
   3. C. Yes, under a dean's supervision
   4. D. Yes, for teaching patients

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Rule 100-14-.01 says a D.C. may not perform fee-for-service chiropractic services "without having first obtained a license to practice chiropractic in this State."

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-14-.01(1)

9. 9What physical presence is required of the supervisor of a Georgia temporary chiropractic licensee?

   1. A. Presence within the county
   2. B. Availability by telephone
   3. C. Physical presence on the premises and accessibility at all times
   4. D. Weekly chart review

   Answer: C

   Explanation: Supervision means the doctor "shall be physically present on the premises and accessible to the temporary licensee at all times."

   Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-16-.01(2)(b)

10. 10What must a Georgia chiropractor include when notifying the Board of an intent to act as a peer reviewer?

    1. A. The payer's tax number
    2. B. A list of every reviewed patient
    3. C. The reviewer's advertising budget
    4. D. The chiropractor's Georgia license number

    Answer: D

    Explanation: The peer-review notice "must include the individual's Georgia license number."

    Reference: Ga Board Rules (2026) — Rule 100-17-.01(2)(a)