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1. 1An applicant is filing for an Oklahoma original chiropractic license by examination. What application fee must accompany the filing?

   1. A. $275
   2. B. $300
   3. C. $350
   4. D. $400

   Answer: B

   Explanation: Section 161.7(A)(2) states, "The application shall be accompanied by a fee of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00)." Therefore the required application fee is $300.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.7(A)(2)

2. 2How much prior practice experience must an Oklahoma chiropractor have to qualify as a preceptor?

   1. A. One year
   2. B. Two years
   3. C. Three years
   4. D. Five years

   Answer: C

   Explanation: OAC 140:25-3-4(2) requires a preceptor to "have a minimum of three (3) years of experience as a practicing chiropractic physician." The minimum is three years.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — OAC 140:25-3-4(2)

3. 3What two conditions define whether a diagnostic or treatment service is within Oklahoma chiropractic scope?

   1. A. It was taught by an accredited chiropractic college and approved by the Board
   2. B. It is reimbursed by an insurer and requested by a patient
   3. C. It is taught by any vendor and advertised nationally
   4. D. It is commonly used by any healing-art practitioner

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Section 161.2(A) includes services and procedures "which have been taught by an accredited chiropractic college and have been approved by the Board." Both conditions apply.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.2(A)

4. 4What is the statutory composition of the Oklahoma Board of Chiropractic Examiners?

   1. A. Eight chiropractic physicians and one lay member
   2. B. Seven chiropractic physicians and two lay members
   3. C. Six chiropractic physicians and three lay members
   4. D. Five chiropractic physicians and four lay members

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Section 161.4(A) states that the Board "shall be composed of eight chiropractic physicians and one lay member representing the public." That is the required composition.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.4(A)

5. 5For the resident-study requirement, what minimum course length must an Oklahoma chiropractic applicant document?

   1. A. Three years of nine months each
   2. B. Four years of eight months each
   3. C. Four years of nine months each
   4. D. Five years of nine months each

   Answer: C

   Explanation: Section 161.7(B)(1) requires "a course of resident study of not less than four (4) years of nine (9) months each." The minimum is four nine-month years.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.7(B)(1)

6. 6What weekly patient-visit volume must an Oklahoma preceptor's practice have?

   1. A. 25 visits
   2. B. 40 visits
   3. C. 50 visits
   4. D. 75 visits

   Answer: C

   Explanation: OAC 140:25-3-4(3) requires "a chiropractic practice with a minimum of fifty (50) patient visits per week." Fifty visits is the threshold.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — OAC 140:25-3-4(3)

7. 7An Oklahoma chiropractor is not certified in animal chiropractic. Under what condition may the chiropractor still treat an animal?

   1. A. The animal has a written referral from a licensed veterinarian
   2. B. The owner signs a general consent form
   3. C. The chiropractor has treated humans for three years
   4. D. The animal is presented during an emergency

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Section 161.2(B) permits treatment without certification "if an animal has been referred to the chiropractic physician by a licensed veterinarian in writing." A written veterinary referral is required.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.2(B)

8. 8Who appoints members of the Oklahoma Board of Chiropractic Examiners?

   1. A. The Governor
   2. B. The Secretary-Treasurer
   3. C. The Advisory Committee
   4. D. The National Board of Chiropractic Examiners

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Section 161.4(A) describes the Board as "appointed by the Governor." The Governor is the appointing authority.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.4(A)

9. 9A senior chiropractic student applies before graduation. What must occur before Oklahoma may issue the original license?

   1. A. The college must submit documentary evidence of graduation
   2. B. The applicant must complete one year of supervised practice
   3. C. The applicant must obtain an inactive license first
   4. D. The applicant must complete the orientation course first

   Answer: A

   Explanation: The statute allows early application but says "such a license shall not be issued until documentary evidence of the graduation of the student from the college has been submitted to the Board." Graduation evidence must precede issuance.

   Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — 59 O.S. § 161.7(B)(1)

10. 10How many interns may an approved Oklahoma preceptor supervise per semester?

    1. A. One
    2. B. Two
    3. C. Three
    4. D. Four

    Answer: A

    Explanation: OAC 140:25-3-4(7) states that a preceptor must have "the ability to supervise no more than on (1) intern per semester." The source contains the typographical word "on" before the numeric designation (1); the controlling numeric limit is one intern.

    Reference: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act Revised Novembe — OAC 140:25-3-4(7)