Which of the following is included in the statutory definition of veterinary medicine:
The practice of veterinary medicine by any veterinarian in the performance of his official duties in the service o the State of New Jersey or the United States Government, either civil or military.
The administration to the ills and injuries to their own animals by persons owning such animals.
Emergency paramedical services rendered during the transportation of an animal to an animal or veterinary facility, when the transportation is provided by any person providing the service for hire as a business.
The practice of equine dentistry, embryo transfer and veterinary chiropractic treatment
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N.J.S.A. 45:16-8.1 states that a person is practicing veterinary medicine if he or she, either directly or indirectly, diagnoses, prognoses, treats, administers, prescribes, operates on, manipulates, or applies any apparatus or appliance for any disease, pain, deformity, defect, injury, wound or physical condition of any animal, including poultry and fish, or who prevents or tests for the presence of any disease in animals, or who performs embryo transfers and related reproductive techniques, or who holds himself out as being able or legally authorized to do so. The statute provides nine exemptions to this definition. An individual who falls into one of these exemptions is not engaged in the practice of veterinary medicine.