The returned device was not evaluated as the event of accidental needlestick injury was not associated with the malfunction of the device.As per the microlet 2 lancing device user guide, under potential biohazard section " always dispose of the used lancet properly to prevent injury or contamination to others." the ascensia diabetes care employee will be trained on handling of biohazardous materials.The patient was the initial reporter, so personal information was not entered.No information was captured as the patient's weight was not provided.The product information was not provided.The manufacture date could not be determined and lancets are not 510(k) cleared.
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An ascensia diabetes care employee from (b)(6) received a microlet 2 lancing device from the customer for evaluation of a separate event.She was wearing gloves while unpacking the returned items, however, she accidentally pricked the palm of her right hand with the microlet lancet that came in installed with the returned lancing device.The employee's blood was drawn and she went to the hospital for full blood work-up, which produced normal results, with no infection.A follow-up blood work-up is scheduled in three months.
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