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ACCIDENTAL INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH NONHUMAN PRIMATE EXPOSURE AT TWO REGIONAL PRIMATE RESEARCH CENTERS (USA) - 1988-1993

机译:在两个区域主要研究中心(美国)与非人类主要暴露相关的意外伤害-1988-1993

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Although occupationally acquired zoonoses of nonhuman primates have been well documented, the epidemiology of work-related injuries associated with occupational exposure to nonhuman primates has not been studied. To investigate such injuries, we retrospectively reviewed injury records at one regional primate research center and distributed a self-administered, anonymous questionnaire to at-risk personnel at two centers. Records of bite, animal-inflicted scratch, needlestick, cut, and mucous membrane exposure injuries were reviewed at one center for the 5-year period 1988 to 1993 to determine incidence and frequency of injuries and to identify possible risk factors. A total of 261 injuries were reported during this period, with an annual incidence for all injuries combined ranging from 43.5 to 65.5 injuries per 100,000 person workdays (pwd) at risk. For specific injuries the highest incidence was observed for animal-inflicted scratches and bites, with a rate of 82 and 81 per 100,000 pwd respectively. The job category Veterinary Resident was found to have the highest incidence for needlestick injuries (547 per 100,000 pwd), scratches (239 per 100,000 pwd), and cuts (171 per 100,000 pwd), The highest rates for bites were observed in the job categories Animal Health Technician and animal Technician, with 171 and 150 per 100,000 pwd respectively; the category Staff Veterinarian had the highest rate of mucous membrane exposures (71 per 100,000 pwd), The frequency of all injuries was greatest in personnel employed less than or equal to 2 years. Questionnaire responses indicated that having >20 h per week of contact with nonhuman primates or contact with more than 50 nonhuman primates per week was associated with a significantly increased risk of bites, animal-inflicted scratches, needlesticks, and mucous membrane exposures. In addition, data analysis indicated that under-reporting of work-related injuries was high; 59% of scratches, 50% of mucous membrane exposures, 45% of cuts, 37% of bites, and 20% of needlestick injuries went unreported. Results of this study identify job categories with a high incidence of specific injuries, for which additional targeted training and prevention programs may be beneficial, as well as providing quantitative baseline data for evaluating the effectiveness of any new safety programs or practices.
机译:尽管已充分记录了非人灵长类动物的职业性人畜共患病,但尚未研究与职业暴露于非人灵长类动物有关的工作相关伤害的流行病学。为了调查此类伤害,我们回顾了一个区域灵长类研究中心的伤害记录,并向两个中心的高危人员分发了一份自行管理的匿名调查表。在1988年至1993年的5年中,对该中心的咬伤,动物刮伤,针刺,割伤和粘膜暴露损伤的记录进行了回顾,以确定损伤的发生率和发生频率,并确定可能的危险因素。在此期间,总共报告了261起伤害,所有伤害的年发生率范围为每100,000人有风险的工作日43.5至65.5伤害。对于特定伤害,观察到动物抓挠和咬伤的发生率最高,分别为100,000 pwd的82和81。兽医居民的职业类别为针刺伤(547每100,000 pwd),划痕(239每100,000 pwdd)和割伤(171每100,000 pwd)发生率最高,在工作类别中被咬的发生率最高。动物卫生技术员和动物技术员,分别为100,000 pwd 171和150;兽医职类中的粘膜暴露率最高(每十万人次中有71例)。雇用少于或等于2年的人员中,所有伤害的发生率最高。问卷调查表明,每周与非人类灵长类动物接触> 20 h或每周与50个以上非人类灵长类动物接触,与被咬,动物造成的划痕,针刺和粘膜暴露的风险显着增加有关。此外,数据分析表明,与工伤有关的漏报率很高。 59%的划痕,50%的粘膜暴露,45%的割伤,37%的咬伤和20%的针刺伤未报告。这项研究的结果确定了特定伤害发生率较高的工作类别,对于这些类别而言,额外的针对性培训和预防计划可能是有益的,并提供定量基线数据以评估任何新的安全计划或实践的有效性。

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