Florida Chiropractic Laws and Rules (FCLR) Practice Exam

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What is a potential ground for disciplinary action against a chiropractic assistant?

Misrepresenting their status as a CPA
Working independently without supervision
Completing tasks within their licensed scope
Functioning reasonably close to the supervising physician

The correct answer is: Misrepresenting their status as a CPA

Misrepresenting their status as a Certified Chiropractic Assistant (CPA) is indeed a potential ground for disciplinary action. A chiropractic assistant must accurately represent their qualifications and role within the chiropractic practice. Misrepresentation undermines the integrity of the healthcare profession and can lead to significant issues, including loss of trust from patients and violations of licensure laws. Misleading patients or the public about one's qualifications can result in disciplinary actions from regulatory bodies, as it can be seen as fraudulent behavior. The other options do not entail grounds for disciplinary action in the same way. For instance, working independently without supervision is inappropriate for an assistant but falls outside appropriate practice boundaries, and would be more relevant to a violation of practice standards rather than a specific discipline for misrepresentation. Completing tasks within their licensed scope and functioning reasonably close to the supervising physician are both acceptable practices and actually reflect compliance with regulations governing chiropractic assistance.