Nevada § 450B.390 Limitations on effect of NRS 450B.340 to 450B.390, inclusive

Nevada Statutes

§ 450B.390 — Limitations on effect of NRS 450B.340 to 450B.390, inclusive

Nevada § 450B.390

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 450BEmergency

SAFETY OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE EMPLOYEES CONCERNING EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 450B.390 (2026).

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The provisions of NRS 450B.340 to 450B.390, inclusive, must not be construed to:

1.Authorize any cause of action for damages or any civil penalty against a medical facility, county coroner, medical examiner or designated officer that fails to comply with any requirement of those provisions.

2.Require or authorize a medical facility, county coroner or medical examiner to test a victim of an emergency for the presence of an infectious disease.

3.Require or authorize a medical facility, county coroner, medical examiner, designated officer or emergency response employee to disclose the identity of or identifying information about a victim of an emergency or an emergency response employee.

4.Authorize an emergency response employee to fail to respond or deny services to a victim of an emerg

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The provisions of NRS 450B.340 to 450B.390, inclusive, must not be construed to:
1. Authorize any cause of action for damages or any civil penalty against a medical facility, county coroner, medical examiner or designated officer that fails to comply with any requirement of those provisions.
2. Require or authorize a medical facility, county coroner or medical examiner to test a victim of an emergency for the presence of an infectious disease.
3. Require or authorize a medical facility, county coroner, medical examiner, designated officer or emergency response employee to disclose the identity of or identifying information about a victim of an emergency or an emergency response employee.
4. Authorize an emergency response employee to fail to respond or deny services to a victim of an emergency.