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2. Recording of findings. During the necropsy the prosector must record, in some form, all the observations made during the necropsy examination. This will provide a valuable aid at the end of the necropsy and after the histopathological examination of the slides has been conducted, to form conclusions about what abnormalities were observed and may form part of the data set .

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3. Necropsies are high-risk procedures because of potential contact with infectious body fluids, aerosols, and contaminated sharps. Nonessential persons should not be present. Personnel involved in or present at necropsies should wear: Protective outerwear (e.g., designated lab coat, designated scrubs).

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4. Accessing the Necropsy Laboratory SpaceThe Necropsy Laboratory of the UMN Veterinary Diagnostic Lab (VDL) is a designated area for the post-mortem examination of all animal species for diagnostic and limited research purposes. The diagnostic specimens and samples are of unknown pathogen status and may involve agents that are solely infectious to animals or .

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5. necropsy, before discussing strategies for reducing such risks. Mycobacterium tuberculosis It has long been known that staff working in the mortuary are at risk of occupational infection with M tuberculosis. The litera-ture abounds with reported cases of acquired pulmonary40 42–46 and cutaneous infection Indeed, René Laennec (–;Cited by:

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6. (2) Pre-necropsy testing: this should be considered in cases where there is reason to suspect that the body may be infected with a previously undetected categor y 3 pathogen.

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7. The most common early indicators of Leptospira infection are: loss of appetite, increase or decrease in urine production, uncharacteristic inactivity, vomiting, and diarrhea. Even with prompt, exhaustive medical care, 10 to 15 percent of infected dogs may die. Left untreated, many infected dogs die of kidney or liver failure.

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8. DATE OF BIRTH (YYYYMMMDD) WEIGHT EUTHANIZED (Specify method and agent used.) YES NO CAUSE OF DEATH (Medical reason for death or decision to euthanize.) NAME AND ADDRESS OF UNIT ACCOUNTABLE FOR ANIMAL CONTRIBUTOR'S NECROPSY NUMBER DATE OF DEATH(YYYYMMMDD) TIME BETWEEN DEATH AND NECROPSY .

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9. THE HIGH RISK (OF INFECTION) NECROPSY. Occupationally acquired infections, particularly “hazard group 3” risk infections, can have a devastating impact on the health care worker. 26, 27 Knowledge of the risks of infection is therefore essential. Accidental exposures to high risk pathogens are uncommon but not infrequent, and many could be prevented. 28,

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