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To Prepare Dilutions Greater Than 1:2
If additional dilutions beyond 1:2 are necessary, always begin with the original, undiluted sample.
Then, incrementally increase the parts diluent as indicated in the dilution chart (below).
Volumes are for example only. Parts Parts Diluent = Total Parts (Dilution Factor)
Parts Sample Parts Diluent Total Parts
(Dilution Factor)
1 (100 µL) 0 1 (undiluted sample)
1 (100 µL) 1 (100 µL) 2
1 (100 µL) 2 (200 µL) 3
1 (100 µL) 3 (300 µL) 4
1 (100 µL) 4 (400 µL) 5
1 (100 µL) 5 (500 µL) 6
1 (100 µL) 6 (600 µL) 7
1 (100 µL) 7 (700 µL) 8
1 (100 µL) 8 (800 µL) 9
1 (100 µL) 9 (900 µL) 10
1 (100 µL) 10 (1,000 µL) 11
Viewing and Printing Test Results
Analyzer results are automatically returned to the IDEXX VetLab Station and recorded in the
appropriate patient’s record. The diagnostic results report is a comprehensive report of all the test
results specified in a laboratory request for that patient on a specific day.
Patient test results can be printed automatically each time a set of results are returned or you can
manually print the results when needed.
For more information about how to view and print test results, see the
IDEXX VetLab Station
Operator’s Guide .
Using the Catalyst One* Analyzer