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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES Division of Public Health F-00017 (04/2014) STATE OF WISCONSIN Bureau of Environmental & Occupational Health Chapter DHS 181 608-266-5817 BLOOD LEAD LAB REPORTING This

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How to fill out blood lead lab reporting:

1. Obtain the necessary reporting forms from the appropriate regulatory agency or organization responsible for blood lead lab reporting. These forms may be available online or by contacting the agency directly.
2. Fill in the required patient information accurately on the reporting forms, including the patient's name, date of birth, address, and any other relevant personal details.
3. Record the date and time of the blood lead sample collection on the reporting forms. This information is crucial for tracking and monitoring lead exposure levels.
4. Include the healthcare provider's information, such as name, contact details, and any professional identification numbers, on the reporting forms. This helps to establish the credibility and source of the lab report.
5. Specify the type of blood lead analysis conducted and indicate the method used for testing. This ensures transparency and helps other healthcare professionals interpret the results accurately.
6. Record the actual blood lead level in the appropriate units of measurement as provided by the lab. This information provides insight into the patient's lead exposure and helps determine appropriate intervention measures.
7. If any additional tests or investigations were conducted alongside the blood lead analysis, clearly indicate them on the reporting forms for a comprehensive overview of the patient's health status.
8. Double-check all the information filled out on the reporting forms to ensure accuracy and completeness. Mistakes or missing details can lead to delayed or inaccurate interpretation of the results.
9. Submit the completed blood lead lab reporting forms to the relevant regulatory agency or organization as instructed. Follow any specific submission procedures or send the forms through the appropriate channels to ensure proper handling and processing.

Who needs blood lead lab reporting?

1. Healthcare providers or medical professionals who suspect lead exposure or want to monitor blood lead levels of their patients may need to request blood lead lab reporting.
2. Occupational health and safety departments or organizations that require regular monitoring of blood lead levels in workers who are exposed to lead or lead-containing materials as part of their job.
3. Regulatory agencies or government bodies responsible for public health may require blood lead lab reporting to track lead exposure levels in specific populations or areas and implement appropriate health interventions accordingly.

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