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Subject: APPENDIX D SOP COLLECT OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD FOR BIO SURVIEL
Box ID: BX005154
Document Number: 21
Folder Title: PREVENTIVE MEDICINE-ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT-USAEHA
Folder Seq #: 71
Unit: 22D SUPCOM
Parent Organzation: ARCENT
APPENDIX D: Blood Collection and Fractionation Page I o' 4
Plan tar the Biologic Surveillance Initiative, Kuwait Oil Fires Health Rlsl.
Assessment.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
U.S. ARMY ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE AGENCY
EDGEWOOD AREA
ABERDEEN PROVXNG GROUND, MARYLAND 21010
HSHB-MO-R 29 JULY,1991
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
FOR
COLLECTION OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD FOR BIOLOGIC SURVEILLANCE TEAM, KUWAIT OIL FIRES
1. PURPOSE: To establish guidelines for the proper procedures to follow when
drawing blood on individuals being monitorec for exposure to the Kuwait oil
fires.
2. SCOPE: This SO? applies to all military and civilian personnel who are
exposed to smokes from the Kuwait oil fires and are under surveillance for
said exposure.
3. REFERENCE:
a. AR 40-5, Preventive Medicine
b. FM 8-230 Medical Specialist
c. TB HED 503 The Industrial Hygiene Program
d. FM B-273-1 Nursing Skills For Allied Health Services
4. RESPONSIBILITIES: This program is designed to enable the Surveillance
Team staff to:
a. Perform medical surveillance for exposure to Kuwait oil fire smoke.
b. Properly label all samples and questionnaires for surveillance.
C. Draw all samples using proper sterile technique.
d. Handle and store all samples in a manner that is conducive with
further testing and minimizes any deterioration of each sample.
S. GENERAL:
a. All vacutainers should be labelled p@or to the drawing of any
Peripheral blood sample. This minimizes any labelling errors that may occur
and decreases handling of labels by the phlebotomist.
b. Before drawing any specimens, the phlebotomist will check all numbers
of vacutainers and those present on the individuals questionnaire to ensure
that mislabolling has not occurred.
C. Phlebotomist shall wear proper eye protection and gloves.
d Individual should be Beated and antecubital fOgBa should be exposed on
patients arm. After examining the patients arm for available access sites,
the area should be cleaned with 70% isopropyl alcohol.
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a. All vacutainers and vacutainer blood drawing sets (butterfly) should
be readily available before vanipuncture is performed.
f. A tourniquet should be applied proximal to the venipuncture site, then
venipuncture should be performed and samples collected, then tourniquet
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Subject = APPENDIX D SOP COLLECT OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD FOR
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