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Work flow
User Manual - RAB237AEN 4–1
1. Checks and startup...............................................................................................4-3
1.1. Reagent level checks ....................................................................................4-3
1.1.1. Bottle units ...........................................................................................4-3
1.1.2. Pack unit ..............................................................................................4-3
1.2. Printer power and on-line checks .................................................................4-3
1.3. Instrument startup .........................................................................................4-3
1.4. User identification ........................................................................................4-4
1.4.1. User profile selection............................................................................4-4
1.4.2. Entering user password .........................................................................4-6
1.4.3. Creating a work session ........................................................................4-6
1.5. Status area ....................................................................................................4-7
1.5.1. Introduction..........................................................................................4-7
1.5.2. Functions checked by the instrument....................................................4-8
2. Daily quality control ..........................................................................................4-11
2.1. General recommendations..........................................................................4-11
2.2. Running control blood (ABX Minotrol 16)...................................................4-11
3. Blood sample collection .....................................................................................4-12
4. Sample identification menu................................................................................4-12
4.1. Entering patient sample information............................................................4-13
4.1.1. Sample ID ..........................................................................................4-13
4.1.2. Patient ID ...........................................................................................4-13
4.1.3. Patient name ......................................................................................4-13
4.1.4. Patient first name................................................................................4-14
4.1.5. Patient type ........................................................................................4-14
4.1.6. Patient date of birth ............................................................................4-14
4.1.7. Department name...............................................................................4-14
4.1.8. Physician name ..................................................................................4-14
4.2. Sample identification using the virtual keyboard.........................................4-15
5. Running analysis.................................................................................................4-16
6. Results................................................................................................................4-18
6.1. Results from analyser ..................................................................................4-18
6.2. Displaying results .......................................................................................4-18
6.2.1. Result display screen ..........................................................................4-18
6.2.2. Patient information .............................................................................4-19
6.2.3. General alarms ...................................................................................4-19
6.2.4. Results and associated flags ................................................................4-19
6.2.5. Detailed results...................................................................................4-20
6.3. Results sending and transmitting .................................................................4-21
6.3.1. Printing results....................................................................................4-21
6.3.2. Result printouts...................................................................................4-21
6.3.3. Sending results ...................................................................................4-24
6.4. Analysis run with the simplified identification.............................................4-25
6.5. Result history ..............................................................................................4-26
6.5.1. Result history menu description..........................................................4-26
6.5.2. Filtering results with the filter check box.............................................4-27
6.5.3. Accessing detailed results ...................................................................4-27
7. Flags ...................................................................................................................4-28
7.1. Introduction................................................................................................4-28
7.2. Normal limits..............................................................................................4-28
7.3. Flags linked to linearity range and rejected analysis....................................4-28
7.3.1. Results exceeding linear range............................................................4-28
7.3.2. Results rejected ..................................................................................4-28
7.3.3. Result comparison ..............................................................................4-28