Oregon Exams
What Are The Oregon Exams?
The Obstetrics, Gynecology and Genitourinary Examination (OGG) and the Minor Surgery and Proctology Examination (MSP) are required by the state of Oregon for candidates seeking licensure. For current licensing requirements, please contact the Oregon Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Testing appointments at Prometric are scheduled for one hour and include a brief tutorial, the exam, and a post-examination survey. Apply and schedule for the OGG and MSP exams separately.
Each examination is allotted 42 minutes to complete 50 standard multiple-choice questions.
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What Are The Fees For The Oregon Exams?
The fees for the Oregon exams are:
- OGG: $75
- MSP: $75
NBCE fees must be paid online by credit card through your MyNBCE account. The NBCE accepts Mastercard, VISA, and Discover credit cards.
Who Can Take The Oregon Exams?
To be able to take the Oregon examinations, you must have applied for license as a chiropractor and received approval from the state of Oregon.
If you receive a failing score on either the OGG or the MSP, you can apply to retake the examination at your earliest convenience. There is no limit on the number of times you may retake these examinations.
Where Can I Take The Oregon Exams?
The Oregon OGG and MSP exams are administered at Prometric testing centers throughout North America.
How To Register At The Test Site
- ARRIVE EARLY. If you arrive late to an exam, you will not be admitted. Your exam fee(s) will be forfeited and you will need to reapply for another administration date.
- At registration, you must show one form of identification, which must be a valid government-issued photo ID. NOTE: A Digital ID will not be accepted. If your ID is expired, you will not be able to test – funds will be forfeited. After ID has been renewed, you will need to reschedule and pay for another administration.
What Textbooks Should I Refer To?
Studying the included reference texts will not guarantee that an individual will pass the Oregon examinations. Moreover, this list is not comprehensive and does not imply that references not included on the list are inappropriate or of lesser value or quality than references that are included.
What Is Included On The Oregon Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Genitourinary (OGG) Exam?
The test plan is the blueprint from which each exam is constructed. In the OGG test plan below, the emphasis devoted to each subject category appears as a percentage beside the categories included in each exam.
- Breast examination and disorders 8%
- Gynecological examination 16%
- Gynecological disease and abnormalities 26%
- Pregnancy 16%
- Labor and delivery 8%
- Postpartum 16%
- Obstetric disorders 10%
What Is Included On The Oregon Minor Surgery And Proctology (MSP) Exam?
The test plan is the blueprint from which each exam is constructed. In the MSP test plan below, the emphasis devoted to each subject category appears as a percentage beside the categories included in each exam.
Minor Surgery – 64%
- Sterile fields 10%
- Local anesthetics 15%
- Wound closure and elective procedures 24%
- Risks, complications, and legal limitations 14%
Proctology – 36%
- Proctological examination and anatomy 12%
- Proctological disorders 25%
How Are The Oregon Exams Scored? What Is A Passing Score?
Within two weeks following the exam, the NBCE will post your score to your MyNBCE account. At the same time, the NBCE will electronically submit your score to the Oregon licensing board. You will not receive scores at the testing center.
The Oregon Board of Chiropractic Examiners requires a passing score of 75% on each examination. If you score below 75%, you will be required to retake the examination.