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1) These values have to be determined by the operator himself by means of suitable calibration material
2)
These values have to be calculated by the operator resp. the MC 10
plus
suggests this value
3)
These values have to be taken from the package insert of the reagent Packungsbeilage
For modifying these settings please press the left arrow key. Select the parameter setting which you
wish to modify by pressing ENTER and change the setting with the arrow or numerical keys. By pressing
the ENTER-key you confirm your input. By pressing the DEL-key the last input is deleted.
The MC 10
plus
automatically calculates the INR-standard value by means of the
programmed calibration curve and suggests the calculated value (in brackets).
The parameters which have been programmed as emergency are alway carried out in double
determination in the emergency mode. A test result can only be released when then deviation of both
single measurements does not exceed 6 % as it is fixed in the regulations of the
Federal Medical Association (RILIBÄK). If a parameter is carried out in general in double determination
and if it has been programmed as emergency parameter, then the deviation, which has been defined in
the test parameter setting, will bet he basis for the double determination of the emergency results.
The input screen for the test parameters is always the same. If a parameter does not require a certain
point (as e.g. the INR-data input the PTT) then this input field is hidden respectively skipped. This means
that this point can not be modified (e.g. the measurement method for PT, PTT, FIB, TZ and FAK). If
nevertheless such a modification should be required then this test has to be set up as freely
programmable test (FP1, FP2 or FP3).
The selected parameter can be printed by pressing the key F1.
By pressing the ENTER-key after the last input the modification of the test parameter programming is
saved. You call up the test parameter with the left arrow key again for modifying it or you leave this
screen with the right arrow key.
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