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Set up of daily washes ............................................................................................................................................. 77
Times required to perform prime, washes, and cell blank ................................................................................... 78
Daily Operation .......................................................................................................................................... 78
Using workorders ..................................................................................................................................................... 78
Using host computer workorders ......................................................................................................................... 78
Creating workorders at the analyzer.................................................................................................................... 79
Creating multiple workorders ............................................................................................................................... 79
Deleting or changing test selectivity for multiple workorders ............................................................................... 80
Creating a profile ..................................................................................................................................................... 81
Creating a load list ................................................................................................................................................... 81
Loading patient samples .......................................................................................................................... 82
Loading patient samples on the STT ....................................................................................................................... 82
Methods Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 83
Sample Collection and Preparation ......................................................................................................................... 83
Loading patient samples on the optional universal rack handler .............................................................................. 85
Urgent samples and manual reruns are run from the onboard sampler (STT) .................................................... 87
Starting the run ......................................................................................................................................... 87
Running calibrators and reagent baselines (RBL) ............................................................................................... 87
Running control samples ..................................................................................................................................... 88
Monitoring samples loaded on the optional universal rack handler .......................................................................... 89
Running an interrupt (STAT) sample ................................................................................................................... 89
Monitoring an analysis while it is running ................................................................................................................. 90
Processing status ................................................................................................................................................ 90
Sample information and system status ................................................................................................................ 90
Result data information ....................................................................................................................................... 91
Using the Sample Log .............................................................................................................................. 91
Viewing the sample log entries ............................................................................................................................ 91
Searching the sample log .................................................................................................................................... 92
Deleting a specific sample log entry .................................................................................................................... 92
Deleting all sample log entries ............................................................................................................................ 92
Printing a list of the sample log entries ................................................................................................................ 92
Exporting the sample log entries ......................................................................................................................... 93
Reviewing the calibration results ............................................................................................................................. 93
Reviewing the sample results .................................................................................................................................. 93
Reporting results ...................................................................................................................................................... 93
Real-time reporting .............................................................................................................................................. 93
Batch transmission to a host computer ............................................................................................................... 94
Printing sample data ................................................................................................................................................ 94
Batch Printing ...................................................................................................................................................... 95
Shutting down the ADVIA Chemistry system ........................................................................................ 95
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