Definitions

01. Ablative. The separation, eradication, removal, or destruction of human tissue. (7-1-25) 02. Acceptable International School of Medicine. An international medical school located outside the United States or Canada that meets the standards for medical educational facilities set forth in Subsection 100.02 and is accredited by the ECFMG. (7-1-25) 03. Acceptable Intern or Resident Training Program. A medical training program or course of medical study that has been approved by the LCME, Council on Medical Education or COCA of the AOA. (7-1-25) 04. Acceptable Postgraduate Training Program. A post graduate medical training program or course of medical study that has been approved by the ACGME or AOA. (7-1-25) 05. Cosmetic Treatment. An aesthetic treatment prescribed by a physician for a patient that uses prescriptive medical/cosmetic devices or products to penetrate or alter human tissue. (7-1-25) 06. Directing Physician. A designated Idaho licensed physician, registered with the Board pursuant to this chapter and Title 54, Chapter 39, Idaho Code, who oversees the practice of athletic training and is responsible for the athletic training services provided by the athletic trainer. (7-1-25) 07. Incisive. The power and quality of cutting of human tissue. (7-1-25) 08. Medical Personnel. An individual who, under the direction and supervision of a supervising physician, pursuant to the applicable Idaho statutes and the applicable rules promulgated by the Board, provides treatments to patients. (7-1-25) 09. Parenteral Admixture. A preparation of sterile products intended for administration by injection. (7-1-25) 10. Prescriptive Medical/Cosmetic Device. An FDA-approved prescriptive device that uses waveform energy including, but not limited to, intense pulsed light or lasers, to cosmetically alter human tissue. (7-1-25) 11. Prescriptive Medical/Cosmetic Product. An FDA-approved prescriptive product whose primary intended use of the product is achieved through chemical action and cosmetically alters human tissue including, but not limited to, filler substances such as collagen or fat; lipo transfer; muscle immobilizers or sclerosing agents. (7-1-25) 12. Supervising Physician of Interns or Residents. Any person approved by the Board who is licensed to practice medicine and surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery in Idaho, who signs the application for registration of an intern or resident, and who is responsible for the direction and supervision of their activities. (7-1-24) 13. Supervising Physician of Medical Personnel. An Idaho licensed physician who supervises and has full responsibility for treatments provided by medical personnel. (7-1-25)