Florida Chiropractic Laws and Rules (FCLR) Practice Exam

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What is the professional designation of a practitioner who has completed chiropractic education?

Doctor of Medicine
Doctor of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Physician
Licensed Chiropractor

The correct answer is: Doctor of Chiropractic

The professional designation of a practitioner who has completed chiropractic education is "Doctor of Chiropractic." This designation is granted to individuals who have successfully completed the educational requirements and training necessary to practice chiropractic care. It signifies that the practitioner has been educated in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders, particularly those of the spine, and has the skills to provide chiropractic adjustments and other therapies. While "Chiropractic Physician" and "Licensed Chiropractor" may refer to practitioners in certain contexts or states, "Doctor of Chiropractic" is the formal title recognized by educational institutions and accrediting bodies in the field of chiropractic. Additionally, "Doctor of Medicine" is not relevant in this context as it pertains to those who have completed medical education focused on allopathic medicine, which is distinct from chiropractic training. Thus, "Doctor of Chiropractic" is the most accurate and widely recognized designation for a chiropractor.