NAHMS 253 Sheep 2011 - Fecal Pathogen Collection Record

National Animal Health Monitoring System Sheep 2011 Study

NAHMS 253 Sheep 2011 Pathogen

National Animal Health Monitoring System Sheep 2011 Study

OMB: 0579-0188

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National Animal Health Monitoring System


2150 Centre Ave, Bldg B

Fort Collins, CO 80526


Form Approved

OMB Number 0579-0188

Expires: 6/30/2013





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Animal and Plant Health

Inspection Service


Veterinary Services

heep 2011

Fecal Pathogen Collection Record



Complete the information in the table below:

State FIPS:

Operation #:

Collector:

Date:

Kit # on labels:

2 digits

4 digits

Initials

(mm/dd/yy)

Flock size:

Number of samples collected:

1 to 40 sheep – up to 30 samples

41 to 100 sheep – 35

101 or sheep – 40

Total time for everyone

involved to take the

samples (in hours):

Total travel time

for everyone

(in hours):

How many Fed VMOs:



How many Fed AHTs:


__________




__________

How many State gov’t employees:


How many Producers or employees:


__________




__________

How many

other people

(and specify position):



___________________


















Instructions

Freeze ice packs thoroughly before collection. Collect samples Sunday through Tuesday in designated week, cool down quickly using ice packs, and ship within 24 hours of collection. Avoid Wednesday and Thursday collections whenever possible and ship on the same day if necessary.


Pick up FRESH sheep fecal pellets.


Number of samples to collect is based on sheep flock size:

1 to 40 sheep, collect up to 30 samples

e.g., if 23 sheep, collect 23 samples; if 38 sheep, collect 30 random samples

41 to 100 sheep, collect 35 random samples

101 sheep or more, collect 40 random samples


1. Take samples from throughout the area where sheep spend most of the day.

2. For each sample, invert whirlpak bag, pick up about 6 FRESH fecal pellets, and revert bag.

3. Place each sample in a separate whirlpak bag, remove air, twist down twice, and clean off. The laboratory THANKS YOU in advance for submitting clean bags.

4. Label the bags with State and Operation numbers using the supplied labels. Do not use label to secure the bag closed.

5. Cool down samples immediately and keep cool using ice packs. If necessary, replace ice packs so samples are shipped with frozen ice packs. DO NOT freeze samples.

6. Complete all wanted information at the top of this page and place the YELLOW copy between Styrofoam lid and outside box flap. Send the original to NAHMS and keep the pink copy or send to your Coordinator.

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