IA Chiro Juris case studies
IA Chiro Juris · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The IA Chiro Juris examination is a jurisprudence assessment for chiropractors seeking licensure or registration in Iowa. It tests whether a candidate can apply Iowa's chiropractic statutes and administrative rules to realistic practice situations - not whether they can recite sections from memory. The IA Chiro Juris case studies are 5 cases and about 2,903 words.
1Delegating Instrument-Assisted Adjustments to an Unlicensed Assistant
owns a three-room clinic in Cedar Rapids and sees 55 to 65 patients daily. To cut costs, he hires Kelsey, who completed a 40-hour online 'chiropractic technician' course, at $17/hour.
654 words, about 3 min2Telehealth Across State Lines and a Lapsed Iowa License
holds an active Iowa chiropractic license and a Minnesota license. Her Iowa renewal was due July 1; she completed 24 hours of CE but did not submit the renewal or fee.
590 words, about 3 min3Subpoena, Custody, and an Unpaid Balance
Chen treats 16-year-old Jordan for thoracolumbar pain after a bicycle accident. Jordan's parents divorced two years ago; the decree gives the mother sole legal custody and the father parenting time every other weekend.
586 words, about 3 min4Groupon, Guarantees, and a Referral Fee
opens a new clinic and launches a website stating: 'We correct 90% of sciatica in six visits-guaranteed.' She sells a 49 'Lifetime Alignment Plan' through an online deal site; the fine print says the voucher expires in 30 days, is non-transferable, and is non-refundable. She also signs an agreement with a personal injury attorney: the attorney refers clients to Dr.
543 words, about 3 min5Upper Cervical Manipulation in a Patient with Osteoporosis and a Prior TIA
treats a 68-year-old woman with 3 weeks of neck pain. Her intake notes list osteoporosis (T-score −2.8), warfarin use, and a transient ischemic attack two years ago.
530 words, about 3 min