12 AAC 16.320. Approved subjects

To be approved by the board, a subject must contribute directly to the professional competency of a person licensed to practice as a chiropractor and be directly related to the concepts of chiropractic principles, philosophy, and practice, including the following:

(1) treatment and adjustment technique, including physiotherapy, nutrition and dietetics;

(2) examination and diagnosis or analysis including physical, laboratory, orthopedic, neurological and differential;

(3) radiographic technique and interpretation, involving all phases of roentgenology as permitted by law;

(4) study of the methods employed in the prevention of excessive radiation and safety precautions to the patient; and

(5) diagnostic imaging.

History: Eff. 6/9/84, Register 90; am 5/10/90, Register 114; am 1/6/2002, Register 161

Authority: AS 08.20.055

AS 08.20.170

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