Roche 9180 - Consumables; Mechanical Safety; Reagents and Working Solutions

Roche Diagnostics
22 Instructions for Use · Version 10.0
1 Safety information 9180 Electrolyte Analyzer
Safety precautions
Mechanical safety
Moving parts Contact with moving parts may result in personal injury.
o Keep all covers closed and in place while the system is operating.
o Always switch off the system or go to Standby mode before you work with an
opened front cover (for example for cleaning or maintenance).
o Do not touch any parts of the system except those parts specified. Keep away from
moving parts during operation.
o During operation and maintenance, carefully follow the instructions.
Consumables
WARNING
Incorrect handling of consumables
Incorrect handling of the consumables may result in infection, and errors in diagnosis, both
posing danger to the patient.
r Always handle consumables correctly. The SnapPak has to be carried by its handle in
an upright position.
r Do not use consumables that have exceeded their expiry dates. The expiry date of
consumables is shown on its packaging.
r When handling used consumables, observe relevant laboratory procedures on safe
usage. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as:
o Lab gloves
o Lab coat
o Eye protection
o Face shield if there is a chance of splashing or splattering
r Dispose of consumables according to the local regulations. For more information,
contact your Roche Service representative.
Reagents and working solutions
Skin inflammation or injury Direct contact with reagents, detergents, cleaning solutions, or other working
solutions may cause skin irritation, inflammation, or burns.
o When you handle reagents, exercise the precautions required for handling
laboratory reagents.
o Wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
o Observe the instructions given in the Instructions for Use.
o Observe the information given in Material Safety Data Sheets (available for Roche
Diagnostics reagents and cleaning solutions).
o If reagents, detergents, or other cleaning solutions come into contact with your
skin, wash the affected area immediately with soap and water and apply a
disinfectant. Consult a physician.