CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, POMONA Environmental Health and Safety CONFIDENTIAL HEALTH HISTORY QUESTIONNAIRE (HHQ) FOR STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF & ALL OTHERS EXPOSED TO LABORATORY ANIMALS Information provided in this questionnaire may become a part of your CONFIDENTIAL medical records maintained by the Student Health Services. Completion of this questionnaire is a requirement for working with animals on specific protocols designated by the Cal Poly Pomona Animal Care and Use Committee. Identification Last Name Date of Birth First Middle (MM/DD/YY) Male Female Bronco/Employee Number Animal Use Protocol(s) and Principle Investigator or Course Code, Section and Faculty member for which authorization is requested (Indicate Protocol Number or Course Code & Responsible Faculty Member): Locations where you will be working with animals (Please provide building, room number & phone extension if working on campus.) Where can you be contacted? Campus Address Permanent Address Room/Bldg Department Apt# Extension City E-mail Phone ( Zip ) Current Employment/Academic Status (check all that apply): Undergraduate Student .............. Faculty ........................................ Animal Handler ........................... Staff ............................................ Graduate Student................................................ Research Technician/Associate ......................... Volunteer ............................................................. Other ........................ Which animals/organisms will you have contact with? (Consult with Responsible Faculty Member and Check all that apply.) Rats, mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, birds, and swine. These animals present a mild risk of injury (primarily bites and scratches), zoonotic disease, but significant potential for allergies. [These organisms pose a MILD risk to your health unless your immune system is compromised in which case the risk will be more severe.] Dogs, cats, sheep, cattle, goats, horses, and wild rodents, These animals present a moderate risk of injury (primarily bites, scratches, kicks, and crushing), zoonotic diseases (rabies, Q fever, Hanta virus, bacterial and fungal infections), and significant potential for allergies. [These organisms pose a MODERATE risk to your health unless your immune system is compromised in which case the risk will be more severe.] Class 1 Pathogens (bacterial, viral, or fungal agents not known to cause disease in healthy adult individuals). [These organisms pose a MINIMAL risk to your health unless your immune system is compromised in which case the risk will be more severe.] Amphibians, fish or reptiles or Class 1 Pathogens (bacterial, viral, or fungal infections requiring Biosafety Level 1). [These organisms pose a LOW risk to your health unless your immune system is compromised in which case the risk will be more severe.] Class 2 Pathogens (bacterial, viral, or fungal infections requiring Biosafety Level 2). [These organisms pose a MARKED risk to your health unless your immune system is compromised in which case the risk will be more severe.] IF YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM IS COMPROMISED BY DISEASE (e.g. Hodgkins, Cancer, HIV, or AIDS), OR DRUGS (e.g. anticancer drugs, chronic oral doses of prednisone or cortisone). YOU SHOULD SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE CONTINUING THIS EXPOSURE. LIKEWISE, WORKING WITH ANIMALS CAN BE A RISK DURING PREGNANCY. CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN PRIOR TO WORKING WITH ANIMALS IF YOU ARE, OR INTEND TO BECOME, PREGNANT. Are you pregnant or planning to get pregnant (response is optional)? NO Does working with animals cause you any of the symptoms below? (Check all that apply.) Watery, burning, or itchy eyes ...... Wheezing ................................................ Nasal dripping .............................. Cough ..................................................... Sneezing ...................................... Shortness of breath ................................. Rash ............................................. Chest tightness ....................................... Hives ............................................ Specify Animal(s) & Severity Have you ever been diagnosed with any of the following? (Check all that apply.) Asthma ......................................... Allergic Conjunctivitis .............................. Allergic Rhinitis ............................. Lung Problems ........................................ Sickle Cell Anemia ....................... Spleen Problems/Absence of Spleen ...... Serious Renal or Liver Disease .... Chronic Health Issues (e.g. Diabetes) .... Have you ever had any of the following? (Check all that apply.) Heart valve disease or heart birth defect ................................................ Prescription drugs or therapies that suppress your immune system ...... Specify An immune deficiency ............................................................................ Allergy to latex products ......................................................................... Infection acquired from an animal .......................................................... YES Animal allergy of any kind ...................................................................... Specify Severity of Allergic Response and Animal Does the work covered by the relevant protocol include any work with human blood, body fluids or tissue? NO YES If yes, describe Have you recently been exposed to anyone who is? Infected with tuberculosis ..................................................... NO Infected with measles ........................................................... NO YES YES If this is a renewal of your Health History Questionnaire, please indicate which of the responses above that relate to your health status are different from the last time you completed this form. If this is a renewal of your Health History Questionnaire, since you last filed this form, have you had any of the following while working in a Cal Poly laboratory facility? Bites by laboratory animals ........................................................... Scratches by laboratory animals ................................................... Muscle sprain or injury .................................................................. Needle stick or scalpel injury ......................................................... Cut received from animal cage or equipment ................................ # of times # of times # of times # of times # of times If you have not had a tetanus vaccination [Given as Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis (whooping cough)] within the last ten (10) years you are strongly encouraged to receive one at your earliest convenience. Other Vaccinations are recommended if you will be exposed to a disease for which the CDC recommends a vaccination (e.g. Rabies for individuals working with wild bats). Signature Date PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE DR. STEVEN DESTEFANO in Student Health Services, and TAKE THIS COMPLETED FORM WITH YOU. Contact Student Health Services at 909-869-4000 to make an appointment at your earliest convenience. When scheduling the appointment indicate that you wish to see Dr. DeStefano regarding your "Animal Handler Questionnaire". Failing to complete the HHQ process could affect your ability to participate in class activities or gain access to animal facilities. For questions, please call David L. Patterson at extension 3695 For Physician Use Only Reviewed by Work/exposure to animals is NOT RECOMMENDED: Comments (if any): Date Revised 11/22/2013