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This section is concerned with running client blood tests.
This section is used to recall previous results.
This section is used to conduct the OPTICS CHECK.
This section is used to adjust time, date & units.
Section related to installing the memo chip.
Step-by-step guide to conducting the optics check test.
Critical information on handling strips during the optics check.
Guidance on what to do if the check strip test fails.
Explanation of common error messages displayed by the analyser.
Gathering and preparing all necessary items before conducting the test.
Steps for collecting blood and applying it to the test strip.
Initiating the test and navigating through the displayed results.
Steps and materials needed for preparing a TC/HDL test.
Procedure for handling blood samples and running the TC/HDL test.
How to view and record the test results.
Preparing pipettes, strips, and lancets for the test.
Detailed steps for obtaining a blood sample via finger stick.
Applying sample to strip, running test, and completing post-test actions.
Important tips to remember for successful finger stick testing.
Tips on temperature and lighting for accurate readings.
Keeping the analyser clean and ensuring proper battery life.
Guidelines for storing and handling test strips to maintain accuracy.
Tips on swabbing, sample volume, and pipetting for accurate results.
Ensuring timely test execution after sample application for accuracy.
List of analyser, pipette, and sample cassettes for QA testing.
Steps for sample handling, room temperature acclimatization, and analyser setup.
Steps for inserting microchips, drawing serum, and pipetting into the strip.
Checking QA results and proper disposal of waste.
Rules and procedures for submitting QA test results.
Steps for logging into the reporting website and entering results.
List of factors leading to QA test results being unacceptable.
What to do when QA results are reported as unacceptable.
Information on acceptable variation in cholesterol level measurements.
Details on the analyser's measuring range for different analytes.
Guidelines for interpreting results and patient advice.
Identifies common operator and equipment errors affecting results.
Explanation of absolute risk calculation and its meaning.
Discussing how lifestyle modifications affect CVD risk.
| Device Type | Portable blood analyzer |
|---|---|
| Sample Type | Capillary whole blood |
| Results Display | LCD screen |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Test Parameters | Total Cholesterol, HDL Cholesterol, Triglycerides, Glucose |
| Test Types | Quantitative testing |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
| Operating Conditions | Indoor use |
| Intended Use | Point-of-care testing for lipid profiles and glucose |
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