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GLOSSARY-13
GLOSSARY
Reportable range This range represents the clinical limits of values that have been tested and
found to be accurate, precise, and linear. Reportable range can be the same as
the linear range, but it is usually a subset of the linear range.
Reproducibility A procedure to check that the system gives consistent results (within
established limits) every time it measures the same sample. Also called:
precision.
Reset button,
Analyzer
r
Resets the electronic and pneumatic subsystems.
r
Causes the baths to drain and rinse and a backwash to occur.
r
Performs a memory test and senses the reagent and waste levels.
If used when the unit is not cycling, data from the last sample in the Analyzer
memory is erased.
If used when the unit is cycling, any data in the Analyzer buffer that has not
been transmitted to the Workstation is erased. The instrument also performs a
cleanup cycle before returning to a READY state.
RET # (Reticulocytes) This field and parameter label disappear if the parameter was excluded as part
of parameter selection in setup.
A computed value that represents the absolute number of reticulocytes.
The sample’s RBC must be known to calculate this value.
RET %
(Reticulocytes) Reticulocyte count results from Retic analysis of samples or controls. The
percent is measured directly using VCS technology.
Rili-BÄK Richtlinien der Bundesarztekammer – Guidelines of the Federal Chamber of
Physicians.
Sample ID (SID) One of two possible positive identifiers for sample analysis. The other possible
positive identifier is Cass/Pos.
For Automatic aspiration mode, this identifier is read from the bar-code label of
the sample. For samples using Manual aspiration mode, this is the identifier
specified at the Numeric Keypad or read from the bar-code label on the sample
by using the wedge scanner.
Screen Saver The Workstation has a screen saver that appears when you are not interacting
with the Workstation. You can set up the screen saver to appear at specific
intervals of non-use.
The screen returns to its normal view when the Workstation receives sample
data or when you interact with the Workstation by pressing a key on the
keyboard.
RET#
RET% x RBC Count
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