(2) |
A chiropractic physician may:
(a) |
examine, diagnose, and treat only within the scope of chiropractic as described in this Subsection (2); |
(b) |
(i) |
use x-ray for diagnostic purposes only; and |
(ii) |
order, for diagnostic purposes only:
(B) |
magnetic resonance imaging; and |
(C) |
computerized tomography; |
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(c) |
administer:
(i) |
physical agents, including light, heat, cold, water, air, sound, compression, electricity, and electromagnetic radiation except gamma radiation; and |
(ii) |
physical activities and devices, including:
(A) |
exercise with and without devices; |
(C) |
mechanical stimulation; |
(G) |
wound debridement, cleansing, and dressing changes; |
(I) |
training in locomotion and other functional activities with and without assistance devices; and |
(J) |
correction of posture, body mechanics, and gait; |
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(d) |
administer the following topically applied medicinal agents, including steroids, anesthetics, coolants, and analgesics for wound care and for musculoskeletal treatment, including their use by iontophoresis or phonophoresis; |
(e) |
treat pain incident to major or minor surgery, cancer, obstetrics, or x-ray therapy; |
(f) |
utilize immobilizing appliances, casts, and supports for support purposes, but may not set displaced bone fractures; |
(g) |
inform the patient of possible side effects of medication and recommend referral to the prescribing practitioner; |
(h) |
provide instruction in the use of physical measures, activities, and devices for preventive and therapeutic purposes; |
(i) |
provide consulting, educational, and other advisory services for the purposes of reducing the incidence and severity of physical disability, movement dysfunctions, bodily malfunction, and pain; |
(j) |
treat a human being to assess, prevent, correct, alleviate, and limit physical disability, movement dysfunction, bodily malfunction, and pain resulting from disorders, congenital and aging conditions, injury, and disease; and |
(k) |
administer, interpret, and evaluate tests. |
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