Police officers and firefighters in Nevada must undergo periodic physical examinations to qualify for the heart disease presumption under NRS 617.457 and NAC chapter 617. The OD-4 records the limited, interim version of the heart examination: height, weight, blood pressure, whether the person is overweight, a resting EKG and a stethoscopic examination of the heart, each marked normal or abnormal.
The examining physician completes and signs the form, and the officer or firefighter signs as well.
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Firefighters and Police Officers Limited Heart Examination Form
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Height, weight, blood pressure, an overweight yes or no, a resting EKG and a stethoscopic examination of the heart, each marked normal or abnormal with specifics. It does not include the stress EKG or the triglyceride, cholesterol and urine glucose results recorded on the extensive OD-3 exam.
The examiner signs and gives a copy to the officer or firefighter. The form instructs the employee to sign one copy and submit it to the employer or organization, which documents the exam for the heart disease presumption under NRS 617.457.
Nevada Administrative Code chapter 617 sets the requirements for police officers and firefighters who must take physical exams to receive benefits under NRS 617.455 and 617.457, including how often exams occur, their minimum content, and the duties of employers and employees, according to the Division's OD-7 information sheet.