A.__Only a duly licensed physician, registered physician's assistant, registered nurse or a person certified by the Department of Human Services under certification standards set by that department, acting at the request of a law enforcement officer, may draw a specimen of blood to determine the blood-alcohol level or drug concentration of a person who is complying with the duty to submit to a chemical test.__This limitation does not apply to the taking of breath or urine specimens.__When a person draws a specimen of blood at the request of a law enforcement officer, that person may issue a certificate that states that the person is in fact a duly licensed or certified person as required by this subsection and that the person followed the proper procedure for drawing a specimen of blood to determine the blood-alcohol level or drug concentration.__That certificate, when duly signed and sworn to by the person, is admissible as evidence in any court of the State.__It is prima facie evidence that the person was duly licensed or certified and that the person followed the proper procedure for drawing a specimen of blood for chemical testing, unless, with 10 days' written notice to the prosecution, the defendant requests that the person testify as to licensure or certification, or the procedure for drawing the specimen of blood.

B.__A law enforcement officer may take a sample specimen of the breath or urine of any person whom the officer has probable cause to believe hunted wild animals or wild birds or operated or attempted to operate a watercraft, snowmobile or ATV while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs and who is complying with the duty to submit to and complete a chemical test.__The sample specimen must be submitted to the Department of Human Services or a person certified by the Department of Human Services for the purpose of conducting chemical tests of the sample specimen to determine the blood-alcohol level or drug concentration of that sample.

C.__Only equipment approved by the Department of Human Services may be used by a law enforcement officer to take a sample specimen of the defendant's breath or urine for submission to the Department of Human Services or a person certified by the Department of Human Services for the purpose of conducting tests of the sample specimen to