(b) A complete medical history, both individual and family, including first-degree and second-degree relatives, shall be obtained from each reproductive tissue donor prior to any collection of tissue for clinical use, and shall include, but not be limited to, incidence of the following:

1. (1) major malformations of complex cause that result in serious functional or cosmetic defects, including, but not limited to spina bifida or heart malformations;

2. (2) major genetic disorders, including:

   1. (i) autosomal dominant or X-linked disorders for which age of onset extends beyond the age of the donor;
   2. (ii) autosomal dominant disorders with reduced penetrance; and
   3. (iii) autosomal recessive disorders;
3. (3) for semen donors, systemic disease which may affect the decision to use the semen;
4. (4) for semen donors, infectious skin disease that may create a risk of contamination of the semen;
5. (5) history of sexually transmissible disease, including herpes simplex virus type 2;
6. (6) more than one sexual partner within the last six months;
7. (7) previous exclusion from blood donation for reasons of infectious disease;
8. (8) receipt of a blood transfusion within the past year;
9. (9) for semen donors, known episodes of trichomoniasis in a sexual partner;
10. (10) history of an occupation with increased risk of radiation or chemical exposure, or known such exposure;
11. (11) known history of alcohol abuse;
12. (12) history of behavior or factors which place the donor at increased risk for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV) or hepatitus C virus (HCV) infection, as determined by the United States Public Health Service (USPHS);
13. (13) all conditions listed in section 52-3.4(a) of this Part; and
14. (14) other conditions as determined by the reproductive tissue bank director, medical director and medical advisory committee.