(a) A licensee, or a chiropractic college student or recent graduate employed by or under the supervision of a licensee, may not:(1) engage in a consensual sexual relationship with a patient;(2) inappropriately touch an individual's genitals, anus, or breasts;(3) make any statements, gestures, or expressions, using any means, towards an individual which may reasonably be interpreted as sexual in nature;(4) request unnecessary details of an individual's sexual history or sexual preferences;(5) request to initiate an intimate relationship with a patient;(6) discuss the licensee's sexual desires, problems, preferences, or fantasies;(7) request sexual acts or favors in exchange for services;(8) inappropriately expose genitalia or other customarily covered body parts to an individual; or(9) masturbate in the presence of an individual.(b) It is a defense to disciplinary action under subsection (a)(1) of this section if the consensual sexual relationship began more than three months after the doctor-patient relationship ended, or existed before the doctor-patient-relationship began.(c) It is not a defense to subsection (a)(2) to (9) of this section if the acts occurred:(1) with the individual's consent; or(2) outside the place of business used for the practice of chiropractic.(d) A licensee, student, or recent graduate is subject to disciplinary action for violating this section.