R. 64B13-3.002 Responsibility to Patient
R. 64B13-3.003 Patient Records; Transfer or Death of Licensed Practitioner
R. 64B13-3.004 Minimum Equipment Requirements
R. 64B13-3.005 Entrance Sign
R. 64B13-3.006 Licenses and Signs in Office
R. 64B13-3.007 Minimum Procedures for Comprehensive Eye Examination
R. 64B13-3.008 Corporate, Lay, and Unlicensed Practice of Optometry Prohibited
R. 64B13-3.009 False, Fraudulent, Deceptive and Misleading Advertising Prohibited; Policy; Definitions; Affirmative Disclosure
R. 64B13-3.010 Standards of Practice
R. 64B13-3.012 Prescriptions
R. 64B13-3.015 Performance of Delegated Tasks by Non-Licensed Personnel
R. 64B13-3.019 Address of Record
R. 64B13-3.100 Standards for the Prescribing of Controlled Substances for the Treatment of Acute Pain
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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 64B13-3 - Standards of Practice

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