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BECKMAN COULTER UNICEL DXH 800 COULTER CELLULAR ANALYSIS SYSTEM; COUNTER, DIFFERENTIAL CELL
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| Model Number |
TN,DXH 800HEMATOLOGY SYSTEM WITH FLOOR STAND |
| Medical Device Problem Code |
Leak/Splash (1354)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Code |
Eye Injury (1845)
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| Date of Event |
06/24/2020
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Type of Reportable Event
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Serious Injury
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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The fse indicated that upon arrival to the hospital (base hospital of (b)(6)) relevant procedures were performed for the treatment of the possible exposure to bloodborne pathogens.The fse informed the doctor of a potential exposure to blood borne pathogens, such as (b)(6).The doctor started a screening process, with rapid tests conducted for (b)(6).The fse was released from the hospital after the tests were done, incorporated to work on the same day, and resumed his work duties as designated.The fse indicated that he was not wearing ppe (safety glasses), while rerouting the waste drain tubing for the instrument.This event was caused solely by a failure to follow safety guidelines as stated in the ifu (instructions for use), and incorrect implementation of service procedures by the fse.·per dxh800/dxh600/sms, ifu (pn b26647) rev.Af, chapter 9, setup.Risk of personal injury or contamination.Failure to properly shield yourself while using or servicing the instrument may result in injury or contamination.To prevent possible injury or biological contamination, you must wear proper laboratory attire including gloves, a laboratory coat, and eye protection.Failure to perform cycle may result in safety risks (biohazard exposure, damage to instrument, and damage to environment.
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Event or Problem Description
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The beckman coulter field service engineer (fse) reported that while servicing the unicel dxh 800 coulter cellular analysis system at the customer site the waste drain tubing came off accidentally, splashing him on the right side of the face and in the right eye.This event did not lead to a permanent physical damage or impairment, with no loss or reduction in eyesight.There was no serious injury associated to this event.The fse consulted an ophthalmologist, who did not identify any injury or ocular damage in the right eye, which was directly splashed with the biohazardous waste.Per additional information provided on 07-jul-20, the fse was doing well, and there was no reported adverse reaction, since the date of occurrence.The fse received post-exposure prophylaxis treatment for the reported incident and was prescribed medication for the potential exposure.Per fse, the doctor prescribed a course of (b)(6).
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