SYSMEX pocH-100i - 1.1.2. The Reagents

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Purpose & methodology Storage & shelf life Composition
Diluent (blue)
• Diluentforuseinhematology
analyzers.
•Ready-to-use diluent for DC
detectionandwholebloodab-
sorbanceanalysis.
Lysing reagent (purple)
•Reagentforlysing RBCfor ac-
curateWBC countand hemo-
globindetermination
•Thereagentiscolorless,trans-
parentandcontainsnocyanide.
•This isalysing reagent to
lyse the erythrocytes, allows
aleukocytecount andvolume
distributionanalysisby theDC
detectionmethod.
•Hemoglobinisreleasedduring
RBClysis, and isconvertedto
theredmethemoglobin.
•Optional pocH-pack65XL can
beused.Thepurpose& meth-
odology, Storage&shelf life,
and Composition are same
withthepocH-pack65.
• Aportionofthisdilutedsample
is transferred automatically
to the hemoglobin detector,
where the absorbance of the
red pigment is measured to
providetheblood hemoglobin
concentration.
Expirationdateisshownon
theouterpackaging.
•Unopened packs can be
storedfor12months.
 Storeat2-30°C.
•Opened, reagent stability
ismax.60days.
 Useat15-30°C.
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Diluent (blue)
•SodiumChloride 6.38g/L
• Boricacid 1. 0 g/L
• SodiumTetraborate 0.2g/L
• EDTA-2K 0.2g/L
Lysing reagent (purple)
•SodiumChloride 0.6g/L
• Org.quart.ammoniumsalt
 8.5g/L
pocH-pack 65
ReplaceanypocH-pack65/pocH-pack65XL
showingsignsofcontaminationorinstability.
Usingitcanresultinincorrectanalysisresults.
Donotuseonceitwasfrozen.
Warning
• UsewholebloodsamplecollectedinEDTAanti-
coagulant.
•
Use pocH-pack 65/pocH-pack 65XL only with
Sysmexreagentsandanalyzers.
•TheperformanceofSysmexinstrumentscannot
beguaranteedifusingotherreagents.
Incorrect analysis results
*ThisisimageofthepocH-pack65.ThepocH-pack65XLdoesnothavewastecontainer.
pocH-100
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RevisedFebruary2 011
INTRODUCTION
SYSTEM OVERVIEW, TECHNICAL INFORMATION & SETUP
1.1.2. The r eagents