Nevada's heart disease presumption for police officers and firefighters under NRS 617.457 depends on periodic physical examinations. The OD-3 records the extensive heart examination: height, weight, blood pressure and overweight status, a resting EKG, a stress EKG for those 40 or older or with resting abnormalities, stethoscopic examination of the heart, and triglycerides, cholesterol and urine glucose.
The examining physician completes and signs the form, and the officer or firefighter signs a copy as well.
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Firefighters and Police Officers Extensive Heart Examination Form
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The form calls for a stress EKG if the officer or firefighter is 40 years old or older, or if the resting EKG shows abnormalities, as long as no contraindications to performing the test exist. The result is recorded as normal or abnormal, with any abnormality specified.
Triglycerides, cholesterol and urine glucose. They are recorded alongside height, weight, blood pressure, an overweight yes or no, the resting EKG, any stress EKG and the stethoscopic examination of the heart, all on one page signed by the examiner.
Both are heart examinations for police officers and firefighters. The OD-3 extensive exam adds a stress EKG when indicated and triglyceride, cholesterol and urine glucose results. The OD-4 limited exam records vitals, overweight status, a resting EKG and the stethoscopic heart exam.