| A.__When a person certified under subsection 5 conducts a |
| chemical analysis of blood, breath or urine to determine |
| blood-alcohol level or drug concentration, the person may |
| issue a certificate stating the results of the analysis.__ |
| That certificate, when duly signed and sworn to by the |
| certified person, is admissible in evidence in any court of |
| the State.__It is prima facie evidence that the person |
| taking a specimen of blood or urine was a person authorized |
| by subsection 5; that the equipment, chemicals and other |
| materials used in the taking of the blood or urine specimen |
| or a breath sample were of a quality appropriate for the |
| purpose of producing reliable test results; that any |
| equipment, chemicals or materials required by subsection 5 |
| to be approved by the Department of Human Services were in |
| fact approved; that the sample tested by the person |
| certified under subsection 5 was in fact the same sample |
| taken from the defendant; and that the drug concentration or |
| percentage by weight of alcohol in the defendant's blood |
| was, at the time the blood, breath or urine sample was |
| taken, as stated in the certificate, unless with 10 days' |
| written notice to the prosecution, the defendant requests |
| that a qualified witness testify as to any of the matters as |
| to which the certificate constitutes prima facie evidence.__ |
| The notice must specify those matters concerning which the |
| defendant requests testimony. |