Performance of ancillary services.

1. A person who desires to perform ancillary services must obtain a certificate as a chiropractic assistant. 2. A person who holds a certificate as a chiropractic assistant may perform ancillary services, including, without limitation: (a) Administering to patients by means of physiotherapeutic equipment; (b) Taking and developing radiographs; (c) Assisting with the education of a patient concerning his or her health; (d) Assisting a patient with exercise or rehabilitation activities; (e) Taking the history of the health of a patient; and (f) Assisting the supervising licensee with an examination of a patient. 3. A person who holds a certificate as a chiropractic assistant may take and develop radiographs only after the supervising licensee has: (a) Determined that radiographs are appropriate for the patient; and (b) Ordered the person to take and develop radiographs for the patient.