Action points for laboratory investigation of suspected foodborne/add outbreak and routine laboratory based surveillance
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1 Action points for laboratory investigation of suspected foodborne/add outbreak and routine laboratory based surveillance 1. Each district laboratory to: Prepare specimen collection information sheet for stool specimen including all information needed by those who collect specimens (Annexure L1: Prototype specimen collection information sheet). This must be prepared in language understood by all users (English and if required in local language also). This specimen collection information sheet to be made available to all specimen collection sites (blocks, PHCs etc.) Ensure a specimen referral log book (register) is available at PHC/CHC (Annexure L2: Specimen referral logbook), in which the details of the specimens being referred to district laboratory/other laboratories are to be entered. Make a separate specimen log book (register) for all stool specimens received and cultured (routine and during suspected ADD/FBD outbreaks) (Annexure L3: Specimen logbook). Prepare Cary Blair medium and make it available at all blocks/blocks from where ADD cases/outbreaks are reported frequently (minimum 15 each), ensure that at all times this many are available at all blocks. (E.g. at the time of receipt of specimens provide more to replenish the stock). 2. While investigating suspected foodborne/add outbreak, the laboratory staff to ensure collection and testing of stool specimens for as many case-patients as possible (at least 20 cases, in large outbreaks at least from 10-20% cases). The specimen must be collected as per specimen collection guidelines, see 1a above. Each specimen must be accompanied with the duly filled specimen referral form (Annexure L4: Specimen referral form) 3. On receipt of specimen, district laboratory to ensure that duly filled specimen referral form is available for each specimen. Enter all details in the specimen log book. 4. Process the specimen as per the specimen processing flow charts provided under the Pilot Project. (Annexure L5: Specimen processing flow charts) 5. Maintain a stool culture worksheet for each specimen processed in the district laboratory, routine samples and during suspected outbreak samples. (Annexure L6: Stool culture worksheet). 6. Compile results of stool specimens processed weekly in the weekly reporting format for stool culture and send to DSU and SSU every week (Annexure L7: Weekly reporting format for stool cultures). 7. Send the clinically significant isolates (significant non lactose fermenters, pure isolates of significant lactose fermenters) to IDSP state referral laboratory for confirmation if required. 8. Maintain a stock of the significant isolates in nutrient agar stabs (refer to IDSP lab manual) at district/state referral labs.
2 Annexure L1: Prototype specimen collection information sheet PILOT PROJECT FOR SURVEILLANCE OF ADD/FOODBORNE DISEASE District Sample Collection and transport Laboratory Name: District Laboratory Nodal officer: Phone: E mail- Working days of the Lab: Monday to Saturday Working hours of the Lab: 8am to 4pm List of tests available at the lab: S No. Name of the test Results available by 1 Stool microscopy Within 2 hrs of receipt of sample in the lab (if received during working hrs); otherwise the next working day 2 Stool Culture sensitivity for common aerobic bacterial pathogens 48 to 72 hrs after receipt of sample in the lab Sample Collection and Transport Procedure: Stool specimens are most useful for microbiological diagnosis if collected soon after onset of diarrhoea (for bacteria < 4 days), and preferably before the initiation of antibiotic therapy. If required, two or three specimens may be collected on separate days, multiple specimens are particularly useful when suspecting parasitic infections. Stool is the preferred specimen for bacterial culture and detection of parasitic diarrhoeal pathogens. Rectal swabs showing faeces may be collected from infants (where collection of stool sample may not be possible). Collect diarrheal stool samples from at least 10 ill persons. Sometimes more specimens may have to be collected to be able to establish the etiology of disease. If the number of ill persons is less than 10 then collect specimens from all ill persons. In large outbreaks, specimens must be collected from at least 10% of cases. Materials for specimen collection Sterile, leak-proof, screw capped container Label Appropriate bacterial transport media for transport of stool/ rectal swabs from infants Parasitology transport pack: 10% formalin in water Method of collecting a stool specimen Label the container (name, unique case Id, specimen type, date and time of collection)
3 Collect freshly passed stool, 5 ml liquid or 5 g solid (pea-size), in the container. (You may first ask the patient to pass the stool in a separate clean wide mouthed container and then transfer enough faeces with a spatula to the specimen container) Screw cap the container tightly and place in a sealed bag (zip lock bag) and send to laboratory immediately. The specimen referral form, to be filled for each specimen, is to be placed in a separate outer zip lock bag. Method of collecting a rectal swab from infants Label the screw capped sterile tube/container containing the Cary Blair medium (transport medium). Moisten a swab in sterile saline. Insert the swab tip just past the anal sphincter and rotate gently. Withdraw the swab and examine to ensure that the cotton tip is stained with faeces. Place the swab in the labelled sterile screw capped tube/container containing the transport medium. Break off the top part of the stick without touching the tube and tighten the screw cap firmly. Place in a sealed bag and send to laboratory immediately. Handling and transport In case a delay of more than two hours in processing of the specimen is expected, the stool specimen is to be transported at 4-8 C. In case a delay of more than 8 hrs is expected before the specimen will be processed, the stool specimen must be transferred to Cary Blair transport medium using two swabs. Cary Blair tubes with stool specimen swabs must be transported to laboratory at 4-8 C and must be examined within 48hrs of collection. Rectal swabs in Cary Blair medium must be transported at 4-8 C and must be processed within 48 hrs of collection. Bacterial yields may fall significantly if specimens are not processed within 48hrs of collection. Shigella are particularly sensitive to elevated temperatures. Specimens to be examined for parasites should be mixed with 10% formalin- 3 parts stool to 1 part preservative and transported at ambient temperature in screw capped containers sealed in plastic bags. How to transfer stool specimen into a tube containing Cary Blair transport medium Gloves to be worn at all times when handling the specimen. Take a sterile swab. Do not touch the cotton tip of the swab. Insert the cotton tip of the swab into the stool specimen. Make sure the cotton tip of the swab is completely coated with the specimen. Push the swab completely to the bottom of the tube of refrigerated Cary Blair transport medium. Break off the top portion of the stick so the cap can be tightly screwed onto the tube. After screwing cap tightly onto the Cary Blair tube, seal the tube with tape to prevent leakage. Adhere specimen label to the Cary Blair tube. Keep the tube at 4 8 C. Safely dispose of all contaminated materials.
4 Annexure L2: Specimen referral logbook Specimen Referral Log for Foodborne and Acute Diarrheal Disease Outbreaks Sl.No Specimen/Patient's ID Patient's Name Age Sex (Male/Female) Block, Village & District of Patient Specimen Source: Outbreak or Routine (O or R) Date of Onset of Illness Key Clinical Sign/Symptoms Specimen Type (Fresh Stool/ Stool Swab in Cary Blair/Rectal Swab) Date & Time of specimencollection Contact Details of Facility to which specimen was sent Date of Dispatch of specimen Test Result Date of Receipt of Test Result
5 Annexure L3: Specimen logbook Specimen Log Book for Foodborne and Acute Diarrheal Disease Outbreaks Sl.No Laboratory ID Case ID Patient Name Age (Years/Months) Sex (Male/Female) Block, Village & District of Patient Date of Illness Onset Diarrhea (Tick if YES) Vomiting (Tick if YES) Fever ( Tick if YES) Antibiotics received prior to sample submission (Tick if YES) Specimen type: Outbreak or Routine (O or R) Specimen collected at District Hospital or Periphery (DH or P) Type of Sample (Fresh Stool/Stool Swab in Cary Blair/Rectal Swab) Date Sample Collection Time Sample Collection Name & Contact Details of Facility Sending Specimen Date of Sample Receipt in Lab Time of Sample Receipt in Lab Was Specimen received at 4-8 ⁰C (yes/no) Test Result Date of Reporting of Test Results Name of Person/Facility Receiving the Report Signature of Person Reporting Results Comments
6 Annexure L4: Specimen referral form CASE ID NUMBER Specimen Referral Form SPECIMEN INFORMATION Specimen source/type: Collection date / / Fresh stool Stool Swab Rectal Swab DD MM YYYY Other (please list) Time collected / HH MN INFORMATION ABOUT PERSON/FACILITY REQUESTING TEST Name of Person sending the specimen: Designation: Phone Number Type of Facility from where the specimen was sent: District Hospital CHC/Block PHC PHC Other (List) N/A, specimen sent directly from field Facility Name: PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS Name Age / Sex Male Female S/O, D/O,W/O Years Months Address Street Address Village Block District State Patient Phone Number: PATIENT CLINCIAL HISTORY Date of Onset of Illness / / DD MM YYYY Time of Onset of Illness AM PM Clinical Signs/Symptoms (TICK ALL THAT APPLY): Diarrhea Vomiting Nausea Fever Presence of Mucous/Blood in Stool Other (please specify) Antimicrobial Treatment Received Prior to Specimen Collection: Yes No Unknown If Yes, Specify which antibiotic: Hospitalized for this illness: Yes No Unknown Primary Diagnosis: Laboratory Examination Requested Facility to which specimen is being sent: Type of Examination Requested (Tick all that apply): Stool Microscopy and Bacterial Culture Microscopic Examination for Parasites Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Other
7 Annexure L6: Stool culture worksheet Stool Culture Worksheet (to be maintained for each sample at the District Laboratory where culture is performed) Sample# Date Received Date Inoculated Findings of Macroscopic (naked-eye) examination of Stool: Consistency: Liquid Semisolid Solid Presence of blood Presence of Mucous Findings of Microscopic examination on fresh stool Pus cells RBCs Any Other Medium MacConkey Agar (MAC) Record growth from Direct Plating (after 24 hr incubation at C) Record Growth from Selective Enrichment (S/C from Selenite-F and APW) 24 hr incubation at C Hektoen Enteric Agar (HE)* Xylose Lysine Desoxycholate Agar (XLD)* Thiosulphate Citrate Bile salt Sucrose (TCBS) agar *Either use HE agar or XLD agar, not both Results of Biochemical tests and Serotyping: Substrate/Test Colony 1 Colony 2 Colony 3 Oxidase TSI (slant) TSI (butt) TSI (H2S) TSI (gas) LIA MIO (Motility) MIO (Ornithine) MIO (Indol) Citrate Urea String test V. cholerae Poly O1 serum V. cholerae O139 serum V. cholerae Inaba serum V. cholerae Ogawa serum Final Result: No Salmonella / Shigella Isolated Salmonella spp. Isolated Salmonella ser. Typhi Isolated Salmonella ser. Paratyphi A Isolates Shigella spp. Isolated Vibrio cholerae 01 isolated (Serotype: Ogawa/Inaba/Hikojima) Vibrio cholerae 0139 isolated Reported by Reviewed by Date / /
8 Annexure L7: Weekly reporting format for stool cultures Weekly reporting format For Reporting Results of Stool Culture performed at District hospital labs (to be sent to the DSU and SSU) Name of the laboratory: District: State Reporting Week: ( ) ( ) ( ) Start Date End date Date of Reporting Number of stool samples received Number of Stool samples rejected Number of Stool samples tested Number of stool samples found positive Name and number of isolates Number of isolates referred to designated referral laboratory Line list of positive cases Sl. No Name Age Sex Address (Village/Town) Test done (stool culture) Name of bacteria isolated and AST Result Referred to designated referral lab (Yes/No) & Date of Referral *AST: Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing
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