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BLOOD & BODY FLUID EXPOSURE MANAGEMENT Revised April 2013 Blood and Body Fluid Exposure Management Yukon Communicable Disease Control 4 Hospital Rd., Whitehorse, YT Y1A 3H8 Phone: 667-8323 Fax: 667-8349

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How to fill out blood and body fluid:

1. Gather necessary equipment: You will need a specimen container, gloves, and appropriate labels for the samples.
2. Put on protective gloves: Before handling any blood or body fluid, make sure to put on gloves to protect yourself from potential infections.
3. Collect the sample: Use a suitable method to collect the blood or body fluid sample. For blood, this may involve using a needle and syringe, lancet, or collection tube. Body fluid samples can include urine, saliva, or other liquids.
4. Transfer the sample to the container: Carefully transfer the collected sample into the designated specimen container. Make sure to follow any specific instructions for the type of sample being collected.
5. Label the container: Clearly label the specimen container with the patient's name, date and time of collection, and any other relevant information. This ensures proper identification and prevents any mix-ups.
6. Document the collection: Record the collection details in the appropriate documentation, such as a laboratory requisition form or medical records. Include the type of sample collected, the collection method used, and any specific instructions or observations.
7. Dispose of waste and clean up: Safely dispose of any used gloves, needles, or other potentially contaminated materials according to medical waste management guidelines. Clean any surfaces or equipment used during the collection process to prevent the spread of infections.
8. Transport the sample: If the sample needs to be sent to a laboratory for analysis, ensure proper packaging and transport according to the specific requirements of the testing facility and any transportation guidelines.
9. Follow safety protocols: Adhere to all safety precautions, such as wearing personal protective equipment and practicing good hand hygiene, throughout the entire process to minimize the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

Who needs blood and body fluid?

1. Medical professionals: Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers often need blood and body fluid samples to diagnose and monitor various medical conditions.
2. Clinical laboratories: These facilities rely on blood and body fluid samples to conduct various tests, such as blood chemistry, hormone levels, and microbiological analysis.
3. Research institutions: Scientists and researchers use blood and body fluid samples to study diseases, develop new treatments, and understand the human body's functions and processes.
4. Blood banks: Organizations that collect, process, and store blood and blood products require these samples to ensure the availability of safe and compatible blood for transfusions and other medical procedures.
5. Forensic investigations: Law enforcement agencies and forensic experts may need blood and body fluid samples to gather evidence, analyze DNA, or determine the cause of death in criminal investigations or post-mortem examinations.

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What is blood and body fluid?

Blood and body fluid refer to bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, urine, and other fluids that may contain infectious agents.

Who is required to file blood and body fluid?

Healthcare providers and facilities are required to file reports on blood and body fluid exposures.

How to fill out blood and body fluid?

The reporting form for blood and body fluid exposures should be filled out with details of the exposure incident, such as date, time, location, and individuals involved.

What is the purpose of blood and body fluid?

The purpose of reporting blood and body fluid exposures is to track and monitor potential infections and take appropriate actions to prevent the spread of diseases.

What information must be reported on blood and body fluid?

Information such as the type of exposure, source of exposure, and steps taken after the exposure must be reported on blood and body fluid forms.

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