Ccds staff has been in contact with hcp, explaining the decontamination process, the chemicals used (sdss), and provided a link to faqs for hcps as well as suggesting airing out the masks prior to use.Although no malfunction or serious injury of the decontaminated respirator has been confirmed, this report is required under the terms of the eua.All information known or reasonably known to battelle has been included in this submission.
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User reported wearing a respirator 1x/week for about 2 hours.On (b)(6) 2021, the employee donned a decontaminated respirator.She stated that it quickly felt "uncomfortable" on her face.It moved to painful.After about an hour she removed the respirator and found her nose and checks were red and starting to blister.She donned a new respirator.On (b)(6) 2021, employee reported that her face felt like it was burnt, red and small blisters.On (b)(6) 2021, her face started to swell, warm, red and painful.Employee went to a dr.And was diagnosed with cellulitis due to a chemical burn.The masks associated with this event were decontaminated with the battelle ccds "closed system" process.
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