Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-351
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Report of veterans who may have been exposed to certain
Official statutory text
defoliants or herbicides - Report form.
A. A physician or other qualified health care professional who
has primary responsibility for treating a veteran who believes the
veteran may have been exposed to chemical defoliants or herbicides
or other causative agents, including Agent Orange, while serving in
the Armed Forces of the United States, shall, at the request of the
veteran, submit a report to the Department on a form provided by the
Department. If there is no physician or other qualified health care
professional having primary responsibility for treating the veteran,
the hospital or other medical facility treating the veteran shall,
at the request of the veteran, submit the report to the Department.
B. The form provided by the Department to the physician or
other qualified health care professional or hospital or other
medical facility shall request the following information:
1. Symptoms of the veteran which may be related to exposure to
chemical defoliants or herbicides or other causative agents,
including Agent Orange;
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2. Diagnoses of the veteran; and
3. Methods of treatment prescribed.
C. The Department may require the veteran to provide such other
information as determined by the Commissioner.
A. A physician or other qualified health care professional who
has primary responsibility for treating a veteran who believes the
veteran may have been exposed to chemical defoliants or herbicides
or other causative agents, including Agent Orange, while serving in
the Armed Forces of the United States, shall, at the request of the
veteran, submit a report to the Department on a form provided by the
Department. If there is no physician or other qualified health care
professional having primary responsibility for treating the veteran,
the hospital or other medical facility treating the veteran shall,
at the request of the veteran, submit the report to the Department.
B. The form provided by the Department to the physician or
other qualified health care professional or hospital or other
medical facility shall request the following information:
1. Symptoms of the veteran which may be related to exposure to
chemical defoliants or herbicides or other causative agents,
including Agent Orange;
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2. Diagnoses of the veteran; and
3. Methods of treatment prescribed.
C. The Department may require the veteran to provide such other
information as determined by the Commissioner.
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