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Section
31-1-1

Definitions

Section
31-1-2

Use of Flammable Materials in Eyeglass Frames; Delivery of Completed Work by Offices, Companies, or Laboratories; Penalty

Section
31-1-3

Detection of Hearing Impairments in Infants; Evaluations

Section
31-1-3.1

Reporting Disabled Newborn Persons; Referral to Treatment and Rehabilitative Services

Section
31-1-3.2

Hearing Screenings for Newborns

Section
31-1-4

Penalties for False Representation, Impersonation

Section
31-1-5

Compensation of Employees for Damage to Wearing Apparel Caused by Patients

Section
31-1-6

Reuse of Heart Pacemakers

Section
31-1-7

Marking of Dentures and Other Removable Dental Prostheses for Identification

Section
31-1-8

Notice of Proposed Special Facility

Section
31-1-9

Breast-Feeding of Baby

Section
31-1-10

State Health Officer; Duties

Section
31-1-11

No Legal Compulsion to Participate in Health Care System; No Legal Prohibition on Purchase or Sale of Health Insurance in Private Health Care Systems

Section
31-1-12

Hospitals to Provide Educational Information to Parents of Newborns Regarding Pertussis Disease and Availability of a Vaccine

Section
31-1-13

Hemophilia Advisory Board

Section
31-1-14

Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (Polst) Forms

Section
31-1-15

Storage, Maintenance, Control, and Oversight of Auto-Injectable Epinephrine by Certain Authorized Entities

Section
31-1-16

Reporting Information Concerning Nurses Holding Multistate Licenses

Section
31-1-17

Notification of Dense Breast Tissue

Section
31-1-18

(Effective January 1, 2021) Individuals With High Risk for Breast Cancer; Consumer Information

Section
31-1-20

Through 31-1-22

Section
31-1-23

Blindness Education, Screening, and Treatment Program

Section
31-1-40

Prohibition on Expenditure or Use of State Resources to Advocate for or Intend to Influence Citizens in Support of Medicaid Expansion Under the Federal Affordable Care Act