Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-539.13
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Verbal report of passive exposure prior to testing
Official statutory text
A. The first responder or volunteer first responder subject to
drug testing shall verbally report, to the first responder's agency
or private employer prior to testing, any specific known potential
passive exposure to any controlled dangerous drug that has occurred
in the previous fourteen (14) days while responding to an emergency.
B. In the event of a positive drug test, the medical review
officer shall be provided with documentation of the verbal report
and a subsequent written report provided by the responding agency in
order to rule out passive exposure.
drug testing shall verbally report, to the first responder's agency
or private employer prior to testing, any specific known potential
passive exposure to any controlled dangerous drug that has occurred
in the previous fourteen (14) days while responding to an emergency.
B. In the event of a positive drug test, the medical review
officer shall be provided with documentation of the verbal report
and a subsequent written report provided by the responding agency in
order to rule out passive exposure.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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