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This document is designed for biomedical laboratories to report on the presence and handling of wild poliovirus materials, including an inventory of stored materials, their origins, and compliance

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How to fill out National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials

1. Gather all relevant information about your facility and its operations.
2. Identify and list all samples and materials that contain wild poliovirus.
3. Classify the materials based on the type, quantity, and location.
4. Complete the required sections of the National Inventory form, including contact details.
5. Ensure accuracy of data provided concerning safety measures and containment protocols.
6. Review the completed inventory for any errors or omissions.
7. Submit the filled National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials form to the designated authority.

Who needs National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials?

1. Public health laboratories that have handled wild poliovirus materials.
2. Research institutions working on poliovirus-related studies.
3. Facilities that store or manage samples containing wild poliovirus.

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Where does the wild polio virus come from?

There are three wild types of polioviruses, types 1, 2, and 3, and only two countries where the wild poliovirus type 1 is still endemic: Afghanistan and Pakistan.

What are potentially infectious materials for poliovirus?

Potentially infectious materials includes: Fecal or respiratory secretion samples and their derivatives (e.g., stool suspensions, extracted nucleic acids, etc.) collected for any purpose in a geographic area where WPV/cVDPV is present or OPV is being used at the time of collection.

What is the US National Authority for the Containment of poliovirus?

The U.S. National Authority for Containment of Poliovirus (U.S. NAC) implements poliovirus containment within United States facilities. The U.S. NAC's mission is to minimize the risk of facility-associated poliovirus release.

What are the different types of wild poliovirus?

There are three serotypes of wild poliovirus*: type 1, type 2, and type 3 each with a slightly different capsid protein. Type 2 wild poliovirus was declared eradicated in September 2015, with the last virus detected in India in 1999. Type 3 wild poliovirus was declared eradicated in October 2019.

What are the three types of wild poliovirus?

There are three types of wild poliovirus (WPV): type 1, type 2, and type 3. People must protect themselves against all three types of the virus to prevent polio disease.

What animal does polio come from?

Endemic transmission of wild poliovirus is continuing to cause cases in border areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Failure to stop polio in these last remaining areas could result in as many as 200 000 new cases every year within 10 years, all over the world.

Is polio caused by the wild virus?

Wild poliovirus (WPV) is the most commonly known form of the poliovirus. However, there is another form of polio that can spread within communities: circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus, or cVDPV. While cVDPVs are rare, they have been increasing in recent years due to low immunization rates within communities.

Where does polio naturally come from?

As of October 2023, only Pakistan and Afghanistan remain endemic for wild poliovirus (WPV). Once infected, there is no specific treatment. The disease can be prevented by the polio vaccine, with multiple doses required for lifelong protection.

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What is National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials?

The National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials is a comprehensive register that documents and tracks materials containing wild poliovirus, including any samples and associated data, to support disease monitoring and eradication efforts.

Who is required to file National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials?

Entities such as laboratories, research institutions, and health organizations that handle wild poliovirus materials are required to file the National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials to ensure accurate reporting and oversight.

How to fill out National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials?

To fill out the National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials, organizations must provide detailed information about the types of materials they possess, including quantities, locations, and purpose of use, following established guidelines provided by health authorities.

What is the purpose of National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials?

The purpose of the National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials is to facilitate effective management, control, and monitoring of wild poliovirus to prevent its dissemination and to support global polio eradication initiatives.

What information must be reported on National Inventory of Wild Poliovirus Materials?

The information that must be reported includes details about the quantity of wild poliovirus materials, storage locations, usage descriptions, the institution responsible for the materials, and any relevant safety protocols in place.