Free Wyoming Jurisprudence Examination Practice Questions

Sample Practice Questions

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1. 1A Wyoming chiropractor needs imaging beyond ordinary diagnostic radiographs. Which action is within the statutory chiropractic scope?

   1. A. Administer x-ray therapy
   2. B. Perform the advanced imaging personally as a surgical procedure
   3. C. Use diagnostic x-rays and refer for advanced diagnostic imaging
   4. D. Direct a patient to take a prescription-only contrast drug

   Answer: C

   Explanation: The Practice Act says chiropractic "may include venipuncture, acupuncture and the use of diagnostic x-rays with rights for referral for advanced diagnostic imaging." Referral, rather than personally providing a prohibited therapy, is authorized.

   Reference: Wy Title 33 — W.S. 33-10-101

2. 2A Wyoming chiropractor changes the business address on September 1. By when must the chiropractor notify the Board in writing?

   1. A. Within ten days
   2. B. Within twenty days
   3. C. Within thirty days
   4. D. At the next annual renewal only

   Answer: C

   Explanation: The rule requires each applicant and licensee to notify the Board in writing of specified contact changes "within thirty (30) days of the change." The business-address change must be reported within thirty days.

   Reference: Rules Ch 1 — Chapter 1, Section 7

3. 3An applicant is taking the Wyoming chiropractic jurisprudence examination. What minimum score is required to pass?

   1. A. 70%
   2. B. 75%
   3. C. 80%
   4. D. 85%

   Answer: C

   Explanation: Chapter 2 states, "To successfully pass the jurisprudence examination, the applicant shall score at least 80%." Therefore, 80% is the minimum passing score.

   Reference: Rules Ch 2 — Chapter 2, Section 4

4. 4On what date do Wyoming chiropractic licenses lapse each year under the Board rule?

   1. A. June 30
   2. B. July 31
   3. C. August 31
   4. D. December 31

   Answer: C

   Explanation: The annual-renewal rule states, "Licenses shall lapse August 31 of each year." August 31 is the controlling date.

   Reference: Rules Ch 4 — Chapter 4, Section 2(a)

5. 5When discussing a patient’s condition, which paired communication does the Wyoming ethical rule prohibit?

   1. A. Appealing to anxiety and creating unjustified expectations
   2. B. Explaining the condition’s gravity and setting reasonable expectations
   3. C. Disclosing treatment benefits, risks, and reasonable alternatives
   4. D. Disclosing the provider’s identity and applicable credentials

   Answer: A

   Explanation: The rule requires honesty and provides, "Licensees shall not mislead or appeal to an individual’s anxiety or create unjustified expectation of results of treatment. The licensee shall not minimize the gravity of the patient’s condition." Appealing to anxiety and creating unjustified expectations is prohibited.

   Reference: Rules Ch 7 — Chapter 7, Section 3(a)

6. 6A Wyoming licensee chooses the education route to demonstrate acupuncture competency. What minimum acupuncture education does the rule specify?

   1. A. Twenty-four hours
   2. B. Fifty hours
   3. C. One hundred hours
   4. D. One hundred eighty hours

   Answer: C

   Explanation: Chapter 9 requires the licensee to "Demonstrate a minimum of 100 hours of education in acupuncture" when using that competency route. The minimum is 100 hours.

   Reference: Rules Ch 9 — Chapter 9, Section 2(a)

7. 7Which Wyoming supervising-licensee eligibility duty must continue throughout the entire preceptorship program?

   1. A. Concurrent participation as a supervising licensee at the intern’s chiropractic college throughout the program
   2. B. Five years of continuous Wyoming licensure before the program
   3. C. Three years of certification in any specialty included in the program
   4. D. Proof that the intern passed NBCE Parts I and II

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Chapter 10 §2(a)(i) requires the supervising licensee to certify: "Concurrently participates as a supervising licensee at the chiropractic college or university in which the intern is enrolled throughout the time period of the preceptorship program." Continuous concurrent participation is required.

   Reference: Rules Ch 10 — Chapter 10, Section 2(a)(i)

8. 8A Wyoming chiropractor is in Cheyenne while a telehealth patient is temporarily in another state. Under the Board rule, where does the practice occur?

   1. A. The provider’s physical location during the encounter
   2. B. The patient’s location where the services are received
   3. C. The provider’s primary licensed office location
   4. D. The location where the appointment was originally scheduled

   Answer: B

   Explanation: The telehealth rule states, "Practice occurs where the patient resides or receives services, regardless of means." The patient's location controls.

   Reference: Rules Ch 11 — Chapter 11, Section 2(b)

9. 9When must Board staff refer a Wyoming chiropractic license application to an Application Review Committee?

   1. A. When a complete application presents no grounds for denial or restriction
   2. B. When there may be grounds to deny the license or approve it with discipline or restrictions
   3. C. After the applicant responds to an ARC Notice of Intent
   4. D. After a Notice of Hearing has already initiated the contested case

   Answer: B

   Explanation: Chapter 12 says staff shall refer an application to an ARC "When Board staff determines that there may be grounds to deny a license or approve a license subject to discipline or restrictions." That concern triggers referral.

   Reference: Rules Ch 12 — Chapter 12, Section 2(a)(ii)

10. 10After Board staff receives or initiates a complaint that a chiropractor violated the Practice Act or rules, where must staff assign it for investigation?

    1. A. The Application Review Committee
    2. B. The Investigation Committee
    3. C. The continuing-education sponsor
    4. D. The National Board of Chiropractic Examiners

    Answer: B

    Explanation: Chapter 13 states, "After receiving a complaint or initiating a complaint, Board staff shall assign the complaint to an Investigation Committee (IC) for investigation." The IC receives the assignment.

    Reference: Rules Ch 13 — Chapter 13, Section 3(b)