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Responsible Use Guidelines - SIU School of Medicine

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BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN/NEEDLESTICK GUIDELINES<br />

If the exposure occurs during normal business hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, residents/fellows<br />

are to immediately notify <strong>SIU</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Medicine</strong> Employee Health Nurse, Jenny Copple R.N., 217-545-8970 or<br />

pager number 217-492-2446 with the source patient's name and date <strong>of</strong> birth so that they can get the source patient's<br />

blood drawn. Then immediately notify MMC or SJH Employee Health (whichever hospital employees them) to get<br />

their blood drawn during normal business hours. The Resident will need to fill out forms for <strong>SIU</strong> Employee Health as<br />

well as for their employer.<br />

If the exposure occurs while working in a <strong>SIU</strong> clinic outside <strong>of</strong> normal business hours they are to call 217-545-8000<br />

and ask the operator to page the Infectious Disease doctor on call. They need to give a phone number they can be<br />

reached at for the ID doctor to call them back. They will need to give the ID doctor the name and birth date <strong>of</strong> the<br />

source patient so they can order their labs. Make sure the ID doctor on call has the resident's phone number so they<br />

can be reached with the Rapid HIV results <strong>of</strong> the source patient. The resident is then to call the hospital that<br />

employees them and ask for the house nurse supervisor to get their blood drawn outside <strong>of</strong> their hospital's Employee<br />

Health normal business hours.<br />

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