Under NRS 617.455, lung disease in Nevada police officers and firefighters is, in certain circumstances, conclusively presumed to arise from their work, but they must submit to physical examinations to qualify. The OD-2 records the lung portion of that exam: height, weight, blood pressure, whether overweight, chest X-ray, stethoscopic examination of the lungs and a spirometer test, each marked normal or abnormal.
The examining physician completes and signs the form, noting anything the officer or firefighter should discuss with a personal physician. The employee also signs.
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Firefighters and Police Officers Lung Examination Form
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Under NRS 617.455, lung diseases in police officers and firefighters, and in volunteer firefighters, are conclusively presumed under certain circumstances to have arisen out of their employment. To qualify for those benefits they must meet minimum employment requirements and submit to physical examinations, which NAC chapter 617 governs.
The spirometer test is part of the exam but is marked optional for volunteer firefighters. When done, it follows the Social Security regulations titled Rules for Determining Disability and Blindness, as the form cites, and the result is recorded as normal or abnormal with details.
The examiner signs and gives a copy to the officer or firefighter. The form tells the employee to sign one copy and submit it to the employer or organization, which keeps the exam on record for the lung disease presumption.