c) The reproductive health history of women deprived of liberty, including current or recent pregnancies, delivery, and any issue related to reproductive health; d) The existence of drug dependency; and e) History of sexual violence and other types of violence prior to admission, etc. 2.3.41. Screening tests shall be carried out also for the children living in the PI together with women deprived of liberty. 2.3.42. If necessary, women, juveniles, and young children deprived of liberty shall be provided a special diet or dietary ration; the general prohibition of eating raw foods, including vegetables in the PI shall be revised for such cases. Access to the PI for a Doctor Chosen by the Person Deprived of Liberty 2.3.43. A person deprived of liberty shall be secured the possibility of using the services of other specialist doctors of his choosing at his expense. 2.3.44. The list of necessary documents presented by a doctor chosen by the person deprived of liberty and the procedure and timeframes for its organization shall be clearly regulated. 2.3.45. The visit of a doctor or a medical specialist for the purpose of providing health care to a person deprived of liberty shall not be viewed as a visit; therefore, it may not be subject to the legal regulations and restrictions applicable to visits. Release from Pre-Trial Detention or Sentence Execution of a Person Deprived of Liberty, Who has a Grave Illness 2.3.46. The decision to release from pre-trial detention or sentence execution a person deprived of liberty, who has 26