Exigo H400 - Page 28

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3. Operation (Sample Analysis)
Analyzing Sample (Micro Pipette Adapter, MPA)
Note: Do not remove MPA device during sample aspiration or analysis. Removal prior to
completion of analysis may cause erroneous results.
Read section 4 on “Venous Blood Sample Collection” before commencing.
X Analyze Venous Sample (Micro Pipette Adapter, MPA)
1 Enter Sample Information Follow instructions 1–5 under “Analyzing Sample (Open
Tub e)” to enter sample and ID information.
2 Preparing MPA device  Pull out the MPA device. (The analyzer will give an
instruction to put back the loaded MPA device to start the
analysis cycle).
 Remove the previous sample micropipette. (If applicable)
 Place the adapter on the table.
3 Sample Collection
Once again, see section 4, “Venous Blood Sample Collection”
for this step.
4 Fill micropipette with venous
sample
 Use the micropipette holder to grasp a micropipette (holding
it on one end and not the middle will facilitate lling of
blood).
 Using your other hand tilt the sample vial so the blood nears
the opening of the tube.
 Place the micropipette end into the sample vial and aspirate
blood via capillary action.
 When the micropipette is completely lled, remove it from
the vial.
 Wipe o any excess blood on the outside surface without
removing any blood from the inside of the capillary tube.
5 Micropipette insertion to
device and analyzer
 Insert the micropipette into the MPA device as shown
above, using the micropipette holder.
 Insert the MPA device into the analyzer which automatically
starts the analyzing sequence.
6 Sample Measurement The analyzer now switches to the sample analysis screen.
 Sample ID1/ID2 and prole can be changed up until results
are displayed.
 If any changes are made, press  to save, and then
Conrm. Results will not be shown until change is
conrmed.
7 Results Displayed Sample results will be displayed.
Note: Do not remove MPA device during sample aspiration or analysis. Removal prior to
completion of analysis may cause erroneous results.