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SAMPLE ANALYSIS
PATIENT/SAMPLE INFORMATION
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b) HH flag appears to the right of the result that is above the upper limit.
c) A red background accompanies the flag.
d) May also generate an interpretive message
e. Flagging set limits can also be used as a criteria for the instrument to do an
automatic rerun. This will be discussed further under Heading 6.8, AUTOMATIC
AND MANUAL SPECIMEN RERUNS, in this section of the Training Guide.
7. The flagging set can be preselected for a specific specimen on the Worklist screen.
a. Click to display the Worklist screen.
b. When making entries on this screen, you can select the flagging set from the
Flagging Set drop-down menu.
Note: If your laboratory plans to use a Worklist you will have the opportunity to
make entries on this screen later in this section when you set up and run samples.
c. Click to exit the Worklist screen.
8. The flagging set can also be preselected for a specific specimen on the Manual Mode
screen.
a. Click to display the Manual Mode screen.
b. When making entries on this screen, you can select the flagging set from the
Flagging Set drop-down menu.
c. Click to exit the Manual Mode screen.
9. If a flagging set is not preselected for a sample and a Worklist is used, the instrument
selects the appropriate flagging set based on the age (or date of birth) and sex
information entered on the Worklist.
a. How the flagging set is selected is covered under
Heading 5.15 UNDERSTANDING HOW
FLAGGING SETS ARE APPLIED, in the
Online Help System or the Instructions for Use
manual.
b. If the laboratory plans to use a worklist to add demographic information, make sure
the trainee understands how the flagging set is determined by the software.
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