Maryland Chiropractic Jurisprudence Exam 2

Maryland Chiropractic Jurisprudence Exam #2 Unnecessary or disruptive behavior which may include verbal comments, directed to a patient, resulting in minimal harm or a risk of harm Physical abuse resulting in significant physical or emotional injury Convicted of or pleads guilty or nolo contendere to a felony or to a crime involving moral turpitude Convicted of or pleads guilty or nolo contendere to a sexual offense Conduct resulting in no physical or psychological harm Conduct resulting in financial injury Conduct resulting in physical or psychological harm or a risk of physical or psychological harm Misrepresentation or fraud Conduct not provided for in §C(1)—(4) of this regulation Diversion without harm to self or others Diversion creating risk of harm Diversion with harm Failure to renew a license and practicing for up to 1 year Failure to renew a license and practicing for 1 year or longer Failure to comply with a Board order Failure to comply with a Board order with additional unprofessional conduct Failure to comply with a Board order with serious physical injury or death of a patient, or the risk of significant physical injury or death Practice below acceptable standards with a low risk of patient harm Practice below acceptable standards with patient harm or risk of patient harm Practice below acceptable standards with serious physical injury or death of a patient, or a risk of significant physical injury or death Unsolicited conduct of a sexual nature excluding physical contact that serves no diagnostic or treatment purpose A personal relationship that violates professional ethics Physical contact of a sexual nature that does not include force, intimidation, the use of drugs, or alcohol, and that serves no diagnostic or treatment purpose Sexual conduct involving, but not limited to, force intimidation, the use of drugs, or alcohol, or multiple victims Misuse of drugs or alcohol without harm to others Misuse of drugs or alcohol with patient harm or a risk of patient harm Licensee knowingly allows an unauthorized individual to practice outside their scope of practice without patient harm or minimal patient harm Licensee knowingly allows an unauthorized individual to practice outside their scope of practice with greater than minimal patient harm An unauthorized individual practices outside their scope of practice without patient harm or minimal patient harm An unauthorized individual practices outside their scope of practice with greater than minimal patient harm