Narrative:

Passenger rang call light on taxi to gate. Passenger had large cola cup full of urine spilling into aisle and asked me to take it. I retrieved plastic trash bag, and had passenger dispose of cup of urine into it. Used grab-and-go kit, biohazard bag, latex gloves and antiseptic wipes. Put trash with urine and cup, blanket passenger used, latex gloves and used antiseptic wipes into biohazard bag. I then called for proper disposal of bio bag. This passenger was non-ambulatory. Perhaps he should travel with a companion or should wear a catheter.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN MD80S FLT ATTENDANT IN CHARGE RPTED THAT A NON-AMBULATORY PAX URINATED, CAUSING A BIOHAZARD SPILL DURING TAXI IN AT PHL.

Narrative: PAX RANG CALL LIGHT ON TAXI TO GATE. PAX HAD LARGE COLA CUP FULL OF URINE SPILLING INTO AISLE AND ASKED ME TO TAKE IT. I RETRIEVED PLASTIC TRASH BAG, AND HAD PAX DISPOSE OF CUP OF URINE INTO IT. USED GRAB-AND-GO KIT, BIOHAZARD BAG, LATEX GLOVES AND ANTISEPTIC WIPES. PUT TRASH WITH URINE AND CUP, BLANKET PAX USED, LATEX GLOVES AND USED ANTISEPTIC WIPES INTO BIOHAZARD BAG. I THEN CALLED FOR PROPER DISPOSAL OF BIO BAG. THIS PAX WAS NON-AMBULATORY. PERHAPS HE SHOULD TRAVEL WITH A COMPANION OR SHOULD WEAR A CATHETER.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.