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(a) A physician, surgeon, or other health care provider shall report to the division, within four weeks of receiving the results of the test, information about a person for whom a blood lead test was performed where the reported blood lead test result is greater, or equal to, 10 micrograms per deciliter ( m gøl). This information must include the name, date of birth, sex, race, ethnicity, community of residence of the person tested, the actual test result, and the name and the address of the health care provider for whom the test was performed.
(b) A public, private, military, hospital, or other laboratory performing blood lead analyses in this state or on samples obtained in this state shall report, within four weeks of performing the test, information about a person for whom a blood lead test was performed where the reported blood lead test result is greater, or equal to, 10 micrograms per deciliter ( m gøl). This information must include the name, date of birth, sex, race, ethnicity, community of residence of the person tested, the actual test result, and the name and the address of the health care provider for whom the test was performed.
History: Eff 1/19/96, Register 137; am 2/10/99, Register 149; readopt 12/24/2004, Register 172
Authority: AS 18.05.030
Editor's note: Effective 12/24/2004, Register 172, the Department of Health and Social Services readopted 7 AAC 27.014 without change, to affirm the validity of that section under current statutory authority.
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