exposure during emergency After exposure during emergency situations: situations: Complete blood count tests monthly for Urinary phenol test (to be three months following exposure if phenol performed on end-of-shift urine test is 75 mg phenol/Liter of urine. ≥ sample within 72 hours of the emergency exposure). Coke oven Urinalysis testing for: For workers working in regulated areas at least emissions Sugar 30 days per year: Albumin Initial exam Hematuria Annual urinalysis testing Annual urinalysis testing plus urinary Urinary cytology examination cytology examination for workers 45 ≥ years old or with five years employment ≥ in regulated areas. Upon termination if worker has not had examination within preceding six months. Bloodborne sample testing for: Immediately after an exposure incident: pathogens Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and Source individual - As soon as feasible, human immunodeficiency virus provided consent is obtained as necessary. (HIV) (source individual) Exposed worker - As soon as feasible after HBV and HIV (exposed consent is obtained. If consent is not individual) obtained for HIV serologic testing at time of baseline blood collection, the sample shall be preserved for at least 90 days, during which time it shall be tested as soon as feasible if consent is obtained. Serum specimen testing for: For workers in regulated areas: Serum follicle stimulating Initial exam (DBCP) hormone (FSH) Annually Serum luteinizing hormone (LH) Serum total estrogen (females) count After exposure during emergency After exposure during emergency situations: situations: As soon as practicable after exposure and Sperm count or above hormone repeated three months after exposure. tests if worker has vasectomy or is unable to produce semen.
exposure during emergency situations: Urinary phenol test (to be performed on end-of-shift urine sample within 72 hours of the emergency exposure). After exposure during emergency situations: Complete blood count tests monthly for three months following exposure if phenol test is ≥ 75 mg phenol/Liter of urine. Coke oven emissions Urinalysis testing for: Sugar Albumin Hematuria Urinary cytology examination For workers working in regulated areas at least 30 days per year: Initial exam Annual urinalysis testing Annual urinalysis testing plus urinary cytology examination for workers ≥ 45 years old or with ≥ five years employment in regulated areas. Upon termination if worker has not had examination within preceding six months. Bloodborne pathogens sample testing for: Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) (source individual) HBV and HIV (exposed individual) Immediately after an exposure incident: Source individual - As soon as feasible, provided consent is obtained as necessary. Exposed worker - As soon as feasible after consent is obtained. If consent is not obtained for HIV serologic testing at time of baseline blood collection, the sample shall be preserved for at least 90 days, during which time it shall be tested as soon as feasible if consent is obtained. (DBCP) Serum specimen testing for: Serum follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) Serum luteinizing hormone (LH) Serum total estrogen (females) count For workers in regulated areas: Initial exam Annually After exposure during emergency situations: Sperm count or above hormone tests if worker has vasectomy or is unable to produce semen. After exposure during emergency situations: As soon as practicable after exposure and repeated three months after exposure.
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