Which activity has a per-50-minute segment rate and a biennial maximum?

• A. Board of Dentistry meetings.
• B. Anesthesia inspection consulting.
• C. Individual study presentations.
• D. Lectures at CODA-accredited schools.

Answer: (D)

Understanding how continuing education credits are issued helps explain why lectures at CODA-accredited schools fit this description. Some CE activities are assigned credits in fixed time blocks, specifically 50-minute segments, and there is a cap on how many of those segment-based credits you can earn in a two-year renewal cycle. Lectures offered at CODA-accredited dental schools are formal, university-level instructional activities that are regularly credentialed in this segment-based way and are subject to a biennial maximum. This combination—consistent segment-based crediting plus a renewal-cycle cap—aligns with how these university lectures are structured for licensure requirements.

Other options don’t follow this same pattern. Regulatory meetings like Board of Dentistry sessions are not typically counted as CE credits in the same segment-based framework. Anesthesia inspection consulting and individual study presentations are either not standardized as segment-based CE or have different limits and tracking rules, so they don’t neatly fit the per-50-minute segment rate with a biennial maximum.