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Roche cobas b 123 User Manual

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Roche Diagnostics
Instructions for Use · Version 13.0 139
cobas b 123 POC system 6 Measurement
Preanalytics
Preanalytics
Sample collection
WARNING
Inappropriate collecting and handling of samples of human origin may result in
infection
Inappropriate collecting and/or handling samples of human origin may lead to the
transmission of blood or urine borne pathogens.
r Follow standard laboratory practices.
r Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as laboratory clothing,
protective gloves, safety glasses, face masks, and safety visors, to prevent direct
contact.
r Prevent direct contact by wearing 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 If a sample of human origin is spilled, wipe it up immediately and apply a disinfectant.
r If a sample of human origin comes into contact with your skin, wash the affected area
immediately with soap and water and apply a disinfectant. Consult a physician.
u Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. Protection of laboratory workers from
occupationally acquired infections; CLSI document M29-A4; Approved Guidelines
(2014), Vol. 34, No. 8
Whole blood
NOTICE
Incorrect patient results due to inappropriate sample collection
Squeezing the puncture site adds tissue fluid to the blood sample and may lead to the
premature onset of clotting despite sufficient heparinization of the sample collection
containers. This may lead to errors and discrepancies in the measurement values.
r Do not squeeze the puncture site before collecting your sample.
r Use the correct sample container for your measurement. Roche recommends using the
Roche MICROSAMPLER PROTECT for blood collection.
WARNING
Incorrect tHb and bilirubin results due to inappropriate sample handling
tHb and bilirubin concentrations in whole blood samples are sensitive to light. Light
absorption in whole blood samples may lead to incorrect results, which may endanger
patient lives.
r Immediately measure your whole blood sample after collecting it.
r If you cannot measure your whole blood sample immediately after collecting it, wrap
aluminum foil around your sample collection container.

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Roche cobas b 123 Specifications

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BrandRoche
Modelcobas b 123
CategoryMedical Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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