Attachment 4 Potential exposure to BBP.pdf
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Attachment 4
POTENTIAL EXPOSURE TO BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
Instruction to the Employee
You have been potentially exposed to blood of other body fluid while at work. OSHA requires that you be medically evaluated within 24 hours of this incident.
You are being sent to ___________________________ for this evaluation. When you arrive, present this letter to the Emergency Room personnel.
Information for the Physician
1. The employee has been potentially exposed to blood or other body fluids while working at the Defense Supply Center Columbus Facilities. An exposure incident form, filled out by the first responders, should be attached to this letter.
2. Please medically evaluate this employee per the requirements of your Bloodborne Pathogens protocol to determine if the exposure was significant.
3. Once you have evaluated this employee:
a. If a potential exposure has occurred, please refer the employee to a physician of the employee’s choice (e.g., you or the employee’s private medical doctor) for medical care.
b. If a potential exposure has not occurred, please send employee back to his/her work site and instruct employee to follow up appropriately.
Any questions concerning this evaluation, contact:
Contracting Officer’s Technical Representatives
Alison Duff or Amy Manbeck 614-692-4220 614-692-1663
Attachment 4
Exposure Incident Form
Employee’s Name: ______________________________________________
Exposure Date: _______________________ Exposure Time: _____________________________ Bldg, Area: ____________________
Please circle all that apply:
Good Samaritan Trained in First Aid/CPR First Responder
Type of Exposure: Type of Fluid:
Abrasion Blood Urine
Bite Feces Mucus
Laceration Saliva Other
Needle Stick Semen
Puncture Vaginal Fluid
Splash Vomitus
Body Parts Exposed: Amount of Fluid:
Head Less Than One Drop
Face One Drop to One Teaspoon
Torso Over One Teaspoon
Arms Unknown
Hands
Legs Exposed Skin:
Feet No Break in Skin
Other Skin Broken (Explain If Necessary)
Pre-Exposure Protection: Post-Exposure Precautions:
Gloves Wash Exposed Area with Water
Eye Protection Wash Exposed Area with Soap and Water
Coveralls Wash Exposed Area with Antimicrobial Wipe
Respirator Wash Exposed Area with Other
Infectious Risk:
Source Individual: First Aid Provider/Bystander:
HIV HIV
Hepatitis Hepatitis
STD (Gonorrhea, Syphillis) STD
Tuberculosis Tuberculosis
Other Other
Source Individual’s Name: __________________________________
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