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e above two steps are completed. The CD or staff physician will review and sign the completed physical examination form. Urgent Care Notification: The Health Services Department functions as an ambulatory care clinic. Emergency care is available to the inmate population 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 1. During regular worki

sts, if clinically indicated. Examples include hepatitis screening, eye exam, sickle cell screening (hemoglobin electrophoresis is recommended over Sickledex), sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing, chest X-ray, EKG. (Refer to Program Statement on Infectious Disease Management for HIV testing.)The p

e above two steps are completed. The CD or staff physician will review and sign the completed physical examination form. Urgent Care Notification: The Health Services Department functions as an ambulatory care clinic. Emergency care is available to the inmate population 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I. During regular worki

sts, if clinically indicated. Examples include hepatitis screening, eye exam, sickle cell screening (hemoglobin electrophoresis is recommended over Sickledex), sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing, chest X-ray, EKG. (Refer to Program Statement on Infectious Disease Management for HIV testing.)The p

e above two steps are completed. The CD or staff physician will review and sign the completed physical examination form. Urgent Care Notification: The Health Services Department functions as an ambulatory care clinic. Emergency care is available to the inmate population 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 1. During regular worki

sts, if clinically indicated. Examples include hepatitis screening, eye exam, sickle cell screening (hemoglobin electrophoresis is recommended over Sickledex), sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing, chest X-ray, EKG. (Refer to Program Statement on Infectious Disease Management for HIV testing.)The p