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An ambulatory surgical facility may perform a voluntary termination of pregnancy if
(1) it receives written authorization from a competent patient, or, if a patient is not competent, from the patient's legal representative;
(2) it has evidence of a verified pregnancy test;
(3) the pregnancy has not exceeded the first trimester of approximately three months or less;
(4) it has conducted a Papanicolaou (PAP) test, a blood-type and Rh factor test and an antibody screening, except that the PAP test is not required if the patient has had one within the past six months; and
(5) it performs a cross-match of Rh immune globulin and provides Rh immune globulin therapy for Rh negative patients.
History: Eff. 11/19/83, Register 88
Authority: AS 18.05.040
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