Personal Information Carrier (PIC) Smart Card from the Department of the Navy, United States, 1999

Made:
1999 in United States
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Personal Information Carrier (PIC) Smart Card from the
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Personal Information Carrier (PIC) Smart Card from the Department of the Navy, United States of America, for a Clifford E Szafran. The smart card allows access to medical history and shows whether a sample of DNA is preserved.

Personal Information Carrier (PIC) Smart Cards from the Department of the Navy in the United States Government allow easy access to a sailor’s medical history and shows whether a sample of DNA is preserved. The card can be scanned to give clinical history and updated in the field when medical treatment is needed. DNA samples are used to identify remains. This example is for a captain in the United States Navy. The card was donated to the Science Museum’s collection by the Department of the Navy of the United States government.

Details

Category:
Biotechnology
Object Number:
2000-906
Materials:
plastic
Measurements:
overall: 1 x 54 x 85 mm
type:
personal information carrier
credit:
Department of the Navy, United States of America