Oklahoma SB933 defines surgical smoke and requires certain facilities to adopt policies related to surgical smoke evacuation systems.
Oklahoma SB933 defines "surgical smoke" as the gaseous by-product produced by energy-generating devices used in surgical procedures. The bill mandates that certain facilities adopt and implement policies related to surgical smoke evacuation systems, which are designed to capture and neutralize surgical smoke at the site of origin. This act codifies these requirements and establishes an effective date of November 1, 2025.
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