Form CDC 57.205 CDC 57.205 Exposure to Blood/Body Fluids

[NCEZID] The National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN)

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57.205 Exposure to Blood and Body Fluids

OMB: 0920-0666

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OMB No. 0920-0666

Exp. Date: xx/xx/20xx

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Exposure to Blood/Body Fluids

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Facility ID#: _____________________

Exposure Event #: __________________

*HCW ID#: _____________________

HCW Name, Last: _________________

First: ___________________

Middle: ___________________

*Gender: F M Other

*Date of Birth: _____ /_____ /______

*Work Location: ______________________________

*Occupation: ______________________

If occupation is physician, indicate clinical specialty:___________________

Section I – General Exposure Information

1. *Did exposure occur in this facility:

Y

N

1a. If No, specify name of facility in which exposure occurred: _____________________________


2. *Date of exposure: _____ /_____ /______

3. *Time of exposure: _______ AM PM


4. Number of hours on duty: _________

5. Is exposed person a temp/agency employee? Y N


6. *Location where exposure occurred: ______________


7. *Type of exposure: (Check all that apply)

7a. Percutaneous: Did exposure involve a clean, unused needle or sharp object?

Y N (If No, complete Q8, Q9, Section II and Section V-XI)

7b. Mucous membrane (Complete Q8, Q9, Section III and Section V-XI)

7c. Skin: Was skin intact? Y N Unknown (If No, complete Q8, Q9, Section III & Section V-XI)

7d. Bite (Complete Q9 and Section IV-XI)


8. *Type of fluid/tissue involved in exposure: (Check one)

Blood/blood products

Body fluids: (Check one)

Solutions (IV fluid, irrigation, etc.): (Check one)

Visibly bloody

Visibly bloody

Not visibly bloody

Not visibly bloody


Tissue

If body fluid, indicate one body fluid type:

Other (specify): _________________________

Amniotic

Saliva

Unknown

CSF

Sputum


Pericardial

Tears

9. *Body site of exposure: (Check all that apply)

Peritoneal

Urine

Hand/finger

Foot

Pleural

Feces/stool

Eye

Mouth

Semen

Other (Specify):

Arm

Nose

Synovial

_____________________

Leg

Other (specify):

Vaginal fluid



____________________



Assurance of Confidentiality: The voluntarily provided information obtained in this surveillance system that would permit identification of any individual or institution is collected with a guarantee that it will be held in strict confidence, will be used only for the purposes stated, and will not otherwise be disclosed or released without the consent of the individual, or the institution in accordance with Sections 304, 306 and 308(d) of the Public Health Service Act (42 USC 242b, 242k, and 242m(d)).


Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC, Reports Clearance Officer, 1600 Clifton Rd., MS D-74, Atlanta, GA 30333, ATTN: PRA (0920-0666).


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Exposure to Blood/Body Fluids

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Section II – Percutaneous Injury

1. *Was the needle or sharp object visibly contaminated with blood prior to exposure? Y N


2. Depth of the injury: (Check one)

Superficial, surface scratch

Deep puncture or wound

Moderate, penetrated skin

Unknown


3. What needle or sharp object caused the injury (Check one)

Device (select one)

Non-device sharp object (specify): ___________________

Unknown sharp object


Hollow-bore needle

Arterial blood collection device

Biopsy needle

Bone marrow needle

Hypodermic needle, attached to syringe

Hypodermic needle, attached to IV tubing

Unattached hypodermic needle

IV catheter – central line

IV catheter – peripheral line

Huber needle

Prefilled cartridge syringe

IV stylet

Spinal or epidural needle

Hemodialysis needle

Dental aspirating syringe w/ needle

Vacuum tube holder/needle

Winged-steel (Butterfly™ type) needle

Hollow-bore needle, type unknown

Other hollow-bore needle


Suture needle

Suture needle




Other solid sharps

Bone cutter

Bur

Electrocautery device

Elevator

Explorer

Extraction forceps

File

Lancet

Microtome blade

Pin

Razor

Retractor

Rod (orthopedic)

Scaler/curette

Scalpel blade

Scissors

Tenaculum

Trocar

Wire




Glass

Capillary tube

Blood collection tube

Medication ampule/vial/bottle

Pipette

Slide

Specimen/test/vacuum tube


Plastic

Capillary tube

Blood collection tube

Specimen/test/vacuum tube


Non-sharp safety device

Blood culture adapter

Catheter securement device

IV delivery system

Other known device (specify): _________________________________


4. Manufacturer and Model: _____________________________________

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5. Did the needle or other sharp object involved in the injury have a safety feature? Y N


5a. If Yes, indicate type of safety feature: (Check one) If No, skip to Q6.

Bluntable needle, sharp

Needle/sharp ejector

Hinged guard/shield

Mylar wrapping/plastic

Retractable needle/sharp

Other safety feature (specify):____________________

Sliding/gliding guard/shield

Unknown safety mechanism


5b. If the device had a safety feature, when did the injury occur? (Check one)

Before activation of the safety feature was appropriate

Safety feature failed, after activation

During activation of the safety feature

Safety feature not activated

Safety feature improperly activated

Other (specify): _____________________________


6. When did the injury occur? (Check one)


Before use of the item

During or after disposal

During use of the item

Unknown

After use of the item before disposal



7. For what purpose or activity was the sharp device being used? (Check one)

Obtaining a blood specimen percutaneously

Performing phlebotomy

Performing a fingerstick/heelstick

Performing arterial puncture

Other blood-sampling procedure


(specify): ___________________________________

Giving a percutaneous injection

Giving an IM injection

Placing a skin test (e.g., tuberculin, allergy, etc.)

Giving a SC injection


Performing a line related procedure

Inserting or withdrawing a catheter

Injecting into a line or port

Obtaining a blood sample from a central or peripheral I.V. line or port

Connecting an I.V. line

Performing surgery/autopsy/other invasive procedure

Suturing

Palpating/exploring

Incising

Specify procedure: ____________________________

Performing a dental procedure

Hygiene (prophylaxis)

Oral surgery

Restoration (amalgam composite, crown)

Simple extraction

Root canal

Surgical extraction

Periodontal surgery


Handling a specimen

Transferring BBF into a specimen container

Processing specimen

Other

Other diagnostic procedure (e.g., thoracentesis)

Unknown

Other (specify): ____________________________

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8. What was the activity at the time of injury? (Check one)

Cleaning room

Collecting/transporting waste

Decontamination/processing used equipment

Disassembling device/equipment

Handling equipment

Opening/breaking glass container (e.g., ampule)

Performing procedure

Placing sharp in container

Recapping

Transferring/passing/receiving device

Other (specify): _____________________________________


9. Who was holding the device at the time the injury occurred? (Check one)

Exposed person

Co-worker/other person

No one, the sharp was an uncontrolled sharp in the environment


10. What happened when the injury occurred? (Check one)

Patient moved and jarred device

Contact with overfilled/punctured sharps container

Device slipped

Improperly disposed sharp

Device rebounded

Other (specify): _______________________________

Sharp was being recapped

Unknown

Collided with co-worker or other person



Exposure to Blood/Body Fluids

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Section III – Mucous Membrane and/or Skin Exposure

1. Estimate the amount of blood/body fluid exposure: (Check one)

Small (<1 tsp or 5cc)

Large (> ¼ cup or 50cc)

Moderate (>1 tsp and up to ¼ cup, or 6-50 cc)

Unknown


2. Activity/event when exposure occurred: (Check one)

Airway manipulation (e.g., suctioning airway, inducing sputum)

Patient spit/coughed/vomited

Bleeding vessel

Phlebotomy

Changing dressing/wound care

Surgical procedure (e.g., all surgical procedures including C-section)

Cleaning/transporting contaminated equipment

Tube placement/removal/manipulation (e.g., chest, endotracheal, NG, rectal, urine catheter)

Endoscopic procedures

Vaginal delivery

IV or arterial line insertion/removal/manipulation

Other (specify): _______________________________

Irrigation procedures

Unknown

Manipulating blood tube/bottle/specimen container



3. Barriers used by the worker at the time of exposure: (Check all that apply)

Face shield

Mask/respirator

Gloves

Other (specify): _______________________________

Goggles

No barriers

Gown



Section IV – Bite

1. Wound description: (Check one)


No spontaneous bleeding

Tissue avulsed

Spontaneous bleeding

Unknown


2. Activity/event when exposure occurred: (Check one)


During dental procedure

Assault by patient

During oral examination

Other (specify): _______________________________

Providing oral hygiene

Unknown

Providing non-oral care to patient


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Note: Section V-IX are required when following the protocols for Exposure Management.

Section V – Source Information

1. Was the source patient known? Y N


2. Was HIV status known at the time of exposure? Y N


3. Check the test results for the source patient (P=positive, N=negative, I=indeterminate, U=unknown, R=refused, NT=not tested)

Hepatitis B

P

N

I

U

R

NT

HBsAg







HBeAg







Total anti-HBc







Anti-HBs







Hepatitis C

Anti-HCV EIA







Anti-HCV supplemental







PCR-HCV RNA







HIV

EIA, ELISA







Rapid HIV







Confirmatory test







Section VI – For HIV Infected Source

1. Stage of disease: (Check one)

End-stage AIDS

Other symptomatic HIV, not AIDS

AIDS

HIV infection, no symptoms

Acute HIV illness

Unknown


2. Is the source patient taking anti-retroviral drugs? Y N U


2a. If yes, indicate drug(s):

__________

__________

__________

__________

__________

__________


3. Most recent CD4 count: ________mm3

Date: ____ /______ (mo/yr)


4. Viral load: _____ copies/ml _____ undetectable

Date: ____ /______ (mo/yr)

Section VII – Initial Care Given to Healthcare Worker

1. HIV postexposure prophylaxis:

Offered? Y N U

Taken: Y N U (If Yes, complete PEP form)


2. HBIG given? Y N U

Date administered: ____ /____ /_______


3. Hepatitis B vaccine given: Y N U

Date 1st dose administered: ____ /____ /_______


4. Is the HCW pregnant? Y N U


4a. If yes, which trimester? 1 2 3 U

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Section VIII – Baseline Lab Testing

Was baseline testing performed on the HCW? Y N U If Yes, indicate results

Test

Date

Result

Test

Date

Result

HIV EIA

__ /__ /____

P

N

I

R

ALT

__ /__ /____

____ IU/L

HIV Confirmatory

__ /__ /____

P

N

I

R

Amylase

__ /__ /____

____ IU/L

Hepatitis C anti-HCV-EIA

__ /__ /____

P

N

I

R

Blood glucose

__ /__ /____

____ mmol/L

Hepatitis C anti-HCV-supp

__ /__ /____

P

N

I

R

Hematocrit

__ /__ /____

____ %

Hepatitis C PRC HCV RNA

__ /__ /____

P

N

I


Hemoglobin

__ /__ /____

____ gm/L

Hepatitis B HBs Ag

__ /__ /____

P

N

I


Platelets

__ /__ /____

____ x109/L

Hepatitis B IgM anti-HBc

__ /__ /____

P

N

I


Blood cells in Urine

__ /__ /____

____ #/mm3

Hepatitis B Total anti-HBc

__ /__ /____

P

N

I


WBC

__ /__ /____

____ x109/L

Hepatitis B Anti-HBs

__ /__ /____

_____ mIU/mL

Creatinine

__ /__ /____

____ μmol/L

Result Codes: P=Positive, N=Negative, I=Indeterminate, R=Refused

Other: __________

__ /__ /____

___________


Section IX – Follow-up

1. Is it recommended that the HCW return for follow-up of this exposure? Y N

1a. If Yes, will follow-up be performed at this facility? Y N


Section X – Narrative

In the worker’s words, how did the injury occur?







Section XI – Prevention

In the worker’s words, what could have prevented the injury?







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