In this chapter, the following terms have the meanings indicated. Terms Defined. “County” means Baltimore City or a Maryland county. “Department” means the Maryland Department of Health. Exposure. “Exposure” means one of the following: Percutaneous contact of a victim with blood or body fluids of an offender; Mucocutaneous contact of a victim with blood or body fluids of an offender; Open wound, including dermatitis, exudative lesions, or chapped skin, contact of a victim with blood or body fluids of an offender for a prolonged period; or Intact skin contact of a victim with large amounts of blood or body fluids of an offender for a prolonged period. “Exposure” includes a prohibited exposure as defined by Criminal Procedure Article, §11-107(e), Annotated Code of Maryland. “Health officer” means the Baltimore City Commissioner of Health or the health officer of a county. “HIV” means a human immunodeficiency virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome. “Intact skin contact of a victim with large amounts of blood or body fluids of an offender for a prolonged period” means that a large volume of blood or bloody body fluid of an offender has been in direct contact with unbroken skin of a victim for at least 60 minutes. “Local health department” means the official public health agency in Baltimore City or a Maryland county. “Mucocutaneous contact of a victim with blood or body fluids of an offender” means that blood or bloody body fluid of an offender has splashed into the eye, mouth, or nose of a victim. “Offender” means one of the following: An individual convicted of an offense and ordered by a court to furnish a sample to be tested for the presence of HIV or hepatitis C under Criminal Procedure Article, §§11-107—11-117, Annotated Code of Maryland; An individual being granted probation before judgment and ordered by a court to furnish a sample to be tested for the presence of HIV or hepatitis C under Criminal Procedure Article, §§11-107—11-117, Annotated Code of Maryland; or An individual charged with an offense and ordered by a court to furnish a sample to be tested for the presence of HIV or hepatitis C under Criminal Procedure Article, §§11-107—11-117, Annotated Code of Maryland. “Offense” means any criminal offense or delinquent act the commission of which may have caused or resulted in an exposure. “Open wound contact of a victim with blood or body fluids of an offender for a prolonged period” means that blood or bloody body fluid of an offender has contacted an already existing open wound, sore, or chapped or non-intact skin of a victim for at least 5 minutes. “Percutaneous contact of a victim with blood or body fluids of an offender” means that a sharp object has penetrated the skin of a victim and allowed the blood or bloody body fluid of an offender to enter the victim's body. Residence. “Residence” means the location where an individual normally resides. “Residence” includes a facility where an offender is incarcerated, operated by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services or a Maryland county. “Secretary” means the Secretary of Health. Victim. “Victim” means an individual, other than the offender, injured during the commission of an offense. “Victim” includes the: Parent of a victim who is a minor; Legal guardian of a victim; Individual authorized to give surrogate consent for the victim under Health-General Article, §5-605, Annotated Code of Maryland; and Victim as defined by Criminal Procedure Article, §11-107(f), Annotated Code of Maryland.