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(iv) The individual’s race.
(v) Birthdate.
(vi) Address, including county.
(vii) Telephone number.
(viii) Social security number and Medicaid number, if applicable.
(ix) If the individual is a minor, the name of a parent or guardian.
(x) If the individual is an adult, the name of his or her employer.
(xi) A secondary contact for the individual tested or, if the individual is a minor, a
secondary contact for the individual’s parent or guardian, including, to the extent
available, name and phone number of the secondary contact.
(b) The date of the sample collection.
(c) The type of sample, either (capillary or venous).
(d) The physician’s/provider’s or user’s name, name of practice or agency, (if
applicable), telephone number, fax number, email address, and mailing address.
(3) The information collected in subrule (2) of this rule must be submitted with the
sample for analysis to a clinical laboratory that performs blood lead analysis or a user of a
portable blood lead analyzer.
(4) Upon receipt of the blood sample for lead analysis, the clinical laboratory or user of
a portable blood lead analyzer shall collect the following additional information:
(a) The name, address, and phone number of the laboratory or testing entity.
(b) The date of analysis.
(c) The specimen number.
(d) The results of the blood lead analysis in micrograms of lead per deciliter of whole
blood. If the result is below the limit of detection, report as less than the laboratory’s limit
of detection for that analytical procedure.
R 325.9083 Reporting responsibilities.
Rule 3. (1) All clinical laboratories and users of portable blood lead analyzers doing
business in this state that analyze blood samples for lead shall report all blood lead
results for adults and children to the department electronically consistent with rule (4). If
a result and required reportable information under rule (2) cannot be reported
electronically within the time frame specified by this rule, then the results must be
submitted to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Childhood Lead
Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP), P.O. Box 30037, Lansing, MI 48909, or by fax
to (517) 335-8509. Reports must be made to the department within 5 working days after
test completion. Nothing in these rules prevents a person or entity required to report
under these rules from reporting results to the department sooner than 5 working days.
(2) Nothing in this rule relieves a clinical laboratory or a user of a portable blood lead
analyzer from reporting results of a blood lead analysis to the physician or other health
care provider who ordered the test or to any other entity as required by state, federal, or
local statutes or regulations or in accordance with accepted standard of practice, except
that reporting in compliance with this rule satisfies the blood lead reporting requirements
of section 5474(1)(c) of the public health code, 1978 PA 368, MCL 333.5474.