7.1.14 The BCO shall assess the most suitable arm for Venipuncture. This will always be the non-dominant arm, unless the BCO assesses the other arm to be more suitable or the Athlete requests a specific arm.
7.1.15 If the BCO believes that a Butterfly Needle is required for Venipuncture, the Athlete shall be asked to select a Butterfly Needle from a selection of sealed needles. The procedure then continues as normal.
7.1.16 If necessary, the BCO shall apply a tourniquet to the Athlete’s upper arm. If the Athlete has a skin problem, the tourniquet shall be applied over thin clothing or a paper tissue so that the skin is not pinched.
7.1.17 The skin at the puncture site shall be cleaned with a sterile disinfectant wipe or swab.
7.1.18 The needle shall be inspected visually before insertion. After the BCO has inserted the needle into the antecubital vein, the tourniquet shall be removed.
7.1.19 The BCO shall collect the amount of blood advised by the relevant Laboratory or ADO for the type of sample analysis to be conducted. The collection vessel (s) shall always be kept in full view of the Athlete.
7.1.20 In the event that the BCO is unable to draw sufficient blood from the first attempt, the procedure shall be repeated and up to three attempts in total shall be made before the DCO, in consultation with the BCO, decides to terminate collection. No more than three attempts to insert a needle into the Athlete’s body shall be made. The DCO shall record the reasons for terminating the collection attempt.
7.1.21 The blood shall be collected into one or more vessels, depending on the requirements of the ADO regarding intended analyses.
7.1.22 Blood collection equipment must be disposed of in accordance with the required standards for handling blood and the BCO’s protocol. 7.1.23 The recommended temperature recording device used to monitor the transport conditions should be turned on to ensure temperature reaches 2-8 degrees Celsius before Samples are placed inside cool-box.
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7.1.15 If the BCO believes that a Butterfly Needle is required for Venipuncture, the Athlete shall be asked to select a Butterfly Needle from a selection of sealed needles. The procedure then continues as normal.
7.1.16 If necessary, the BCO shall apply a tourniquet to the Athlete’s upper arm. If the Athlete has a skin problem, the tourniquet shall be applied over thin clothing or a paper tissue so that the skin is not pinched.
7.1.17 The skin at the puncture site shall be cleaned with a sterile disinfectant wipe or swab.
7.1.18 The needle shall be inspected visually before insertion. After the BCO has inserted the needle into the antecubital vein, the tourniquet shall be removed.
7.1.19 The BCO shall collect the amount of blood advised by the relevant Laboratory or ADO for the type of sample analysis to be conducted. The collection vessel (s) shall always be kept in full view of the Athlete.
7.1.20 In the event that the BCO is unable to draw sufficient blood from the first attempt, the procedure shall be repeated and up to three attempts in total shall be made before the DCO, in consultation with the BCO, decides to terminate collection. No more than three attempts to insert a needle into the Athlete’s body shall be made. The DCO shall record the reasons for terminating the collection attempt.
7.1.21 The blood shall be collected into one or more vessels, depending on the requirements of the ADO regarding intended analyses.
7.1.22 Blood collection equipment must be disposed of in accordance with the required standards for handling blood and the BCO’s protocol. 7.1.23 The recommended temperature recording device used to monitor the transport conditions should be turned on to ensure temperature reaches 2-8 degrees Celsius before Samples are placed inside cool-box.
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