(1) If found necessary or desirable to protect public health, state and local health officers or their authorized deputies or agents shall:
(a) examine or have examined persons reasonably suspected of being infected with a sexually transmitted disease;
(b) require persons infected to report for treatment to a reputable physician and continue treatment, which may be at public expense, until cured;
(c) isolate or quarantine persons who refuse examination or treatment;
(d) investigate sources of infection of a sexually transmitted disease.
(2) No one but the state or local health officer may terminate the isolation or quarantine. Examinations may be made repeatedly as deemed advisable or desirable.