MI SB0475

Prohibits licensed or registered health professionals from performing invasive bodily examinations on anesthetized or unconscious patients without meeting specific consent requirements

Requires health professionals to ensure students in health profession training programs do not perform invasive bodily examinations on unconscious patients unless consent conditions are met

Permits invasive examinations on unconscious patients only with written, informed consent for preventative, diagnostic, or treatment purposes, or when within the scope of a consented surgical procedure

Allows invasive examinations without consent only in emergency situations when the patient is unconscious and incapable of consenting

Informed consent forms must specifically allow patients to indicate whether students may perform the invasive examination

Takes effect only if Senate Bill No. 476 of the 103rd Legislature is also enacted into law