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RADIOMETER FLEX ABL90 Reference Manual

RADIOMETER FLEX ABL90 Reference Manual (346 pages)

Brand: RADIOMETER | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
Setup

21
- Setup Menu Structure
  23
- Analyzer Security
  24
  - Programs
    24
  - General Security
    24
  - Operators and Passwords
    25
  - Access Profiles
    28
- Analysis Setup
  30
  - Program
    30
  - Syringe/Capillary Modes
    30
    
    Setting up a New Measuring Mode
    31
    
    Selecting a Parameter Profile
    31
    
    Disabled Versus Deselected Parameter
    31
    
    Editing Name of Button
    31
    
    Selecting a Default Layout
    32
  - Reference Ranges and Critical Limits
    32
    
    Selecting Sample Type
    32
    
    Selecting Sex
    32
    
    Setting Age Group Limits
    33
    
    Setting Reference and Critical Limits for each Parameter
    34
  - Reportable Ranges
    35
  - Patient Report Setup
    36
    
    Program
    36
    
    Creating a Layout
    36
    
    Editing a Layout
    37
    
    Patient ID Layout
    37
    
    Default Values
    38
    
    Editing Patient Result Layout
    39
  - Sample Pre-Registration Setup
    40
  - Sample Age Evaluation Setup
    41
- Calibration Schedule Setup
  42
  - Program
    42
  - Editing the Settings
    42
  - Available Calibration Schedule Options
    42
- Quality Control Setup
  43
  - Program
    43
  - Manual Quality Control (QC) Solutions
    43
  - Quality Control Schedule Setup
    44
  - QC Ranges
    46
  - QC Input Setup
    48
  - QC Statistics
    49
  - Westgard Rules Setup
    50
    
    Reference
    52
  - Rilibäk Ranges
    52
- Replacement Setup
  55
  - Program
    55
  - Replacement Schedule Setup
    55
    
    Recommended Replacement Intervals
    56
  - User Activities
    57
    
    Adding a User Activity
    57
    
    Editing a User Activity
    58
    
    Deleting a User Activity
    58
  - Maintenance Planning
    59
  - Replacement Warnings
    60
- Parameters and Input Setup
  61
  - Program
    61
  - Parameter Setup
    61
  - Units Setup
    63
  - User-Defined Patient Data Items
    64
  - User-Defined Notes
    66
- Analyzer Settings
  67
  - Program
    67
  - Analyzer Identification
    67
  - Time/Date Setup
    68
  - Acoustic Signal Setup
    69
  - Barometer Setup
    70
  - Languages
    71
- Communications Setup
  72
  - Program
    72
  - RADIANCE Connection Setup
    72
  - LIS/HIS Connection Setup
    73
  - Automatic Data Transmission Setup
    75
  - Automatic Data Request Setup
    77
  - Patient Lookup Setup
    78
  - QA Portal Connection Setup
    79
- Disk Functions Setup
  80
  - Program
    80
  - Automatic Archiving Setup
    80
  - Automatic Backup Setup
    82
- Printers
  83
  - Program
    83
  - Printer Setup
    83
  - Automatic Printing
    84
- Corrective Actions
  85
  - Program
    85
  - Explanation of Corrective Actions
    86
- Miscellaneous Setup
  87
  - Program
    87
  - List of Options
    87
  - Selecting Hbf Correction
    88
  - Analyzer Messages
    89
  - Setting the Time for the Screen Saver to Appear
    89
- Setup Default Settings
  90
  - Calibration Schedule
    92
  - Quality Control Setup
    92
  - Replacement Setup
    93
  - General Setup
    93
- Print Setup
  98
- Contents of Setup Settings
  99
  - Parameters Group
    99
  - General Group
    100
  - Schedules, Etc
    101
- Interfacing Facilities
  102
  - Connecting a Mouse
    102
  - External Barcode Reader
    103
- Sample Counter
  104
  - Purpose
    104
  - Description
    104
Disk Functions Setup Programs

106
- General Information
  106
  - Disk Functions Programs
    106
  - Definitions
    106
  - Data Storage Options
    106
  - Disk Handling Rules
    106
- Creating a WDC Report
  107
  - Purpose
    107
- Backing up All Data
  108
  - Purpose
    108
- Restoring All Data
  110
  - Purpose
    110
- Exporting Data Logs
  111
  - Purpose
    111
- Importing/Exporting Archives
  112
  - Purpose
    112
  - Exporting an Archive
    112
  - Importing an Archive
    112
  - Deleting an Archive
    112
- Saving Setup
  113
  - Purpose
    113
- Loading/Restoring Setup
  114
  - Purpose
    114
Wet Section

116
- Introduction
  116
  - Definition
    116
  - Contents of Wet Section
    116
- Wet Section Diagram
  117
  - Diagram
    117
- Measuring Processes
  118
  - Introduction
    118
- General Information
  118
  - Prior to Measurement
    118
  - Heating
    118
  - Solutions
    118
  - Waste Removal
    118
- Patient Samples
  119
  - Measuring Process
    119
- Rinse Process
  120
- Calibration
  121
  - Po 2 Calibration
    121
  - Pco , Cglu, Clac Calibration
    121
  - Cna + , Cca 2+ , Ccl - Calibration
    121
  - Oxi Calibration
    121
- Automatic QC
  122
  - Measuring Process
    123
- Manual QC Samples
  123
Electronics

125
- General Information
  126
  - Inlet Positioning
    127
  - Printer Unit
    128
  - Sample Mixer (for Safepico Only)
    128
Sensors and Measuring Technologies

129
- Overview
  130
- General Construction
  130
  - Sensors
    130
- General Measuring Principles
  131
  - Introduction
    131
  - Activity Vs. Concentration
    131
  - Conversion of Activity to Concentration
    131
- Calibration
  132
- General Information
  133
  - Definition
    133
  - Frequency
    133
  - Calibration Solutions
    133
- The Calibration Equation
  134
  - Definition
    134
  - Use
    134
  - Deriving the Calibration Line
    134
  - Scale
    134
- Sensitivity
  135
  - Definition
    135
  - Updating
    135
  - Status
    135
- Measurement
  136
  - Sample Measurements
    136
  - Corrections
    136
- Quality Management
  137
  - Introduction
    137
  - System/ Analysis Checks
    137
  - Calibration
    140
  - Measurement
    140
- Reference Electrode
  141
- Background Information about the Reference Electrode
  142
  - Purpose
    142
  - Fixed Potential
    142
  - Use
    142
- Construction of the Reference Electrode
  143
  - Diagram
    143
  - Parts and Functions
    143
- Ph and Electrolyte Sensors
  144
- Construction of the Ph and Electrolyte Sensors
  145
  - Diagram
    145
  - Parts and Description
    145
- Measuring Principle of the Ph and Electrolyte Sensors
  146
  - Potentiometric Measuring Principle
    146
  - Electrode Chain
    146
  - Parts and Description
    146
  - Electrode Chain Potential
    146
  - Unknown Potential
    147
  - Ion-Sensitive Membrane
    147
  - Nernst Equation
    147
  - Activity and Concentration
    147
- Calibration of the Ph and Electrolyte Sensors
  148
  - Introduction
    148
  - 2-Point Calibration
    148
  - Calibration Levels
    148
  - Calibration
    148
- Measurement - Ph and Electrolytes
  149
  - Measurement
    149
  - Checks
    149
- Pco Sensor
  150
- Sensor
  150
- Construction of the Pco
  150
  - Diagram
    151
  - Parts and Description
    151
  - Construction of the Pco
    151
  - Sensor
    151
- Measuring Principle of the Pco Sensor
  152
  - Electrode Chain
    152
  - Measuring Process
    153
- Calibration of the Pco Sensor
  154
  - Introduction
    154
  - Sensor
    154
  - Calibration Levels
    154
  - Sensitivity
    154
- Measurement - Pco
  155
  - Measurement
    155
  - Checks
    155
  - Measurement - Pco 2
    155
- Po 2 Sensor
  156
- Measuring Principle of the Po 2 Sensor
  156
  - Measuring Principle of the Po Sensor
    156
  - Calculations
    157
  - Measuring Sequence
    157
  - Optical System for Po
    157
  - Calibration of the Po 2 Sensor
    158
  - Sensitivity
    158
  - Status
    159
- Measurement - Po
  159
  - Checks
    159
- Metabolite Sensors
  160
- Construction of the Metabolite Sensors
  161
  - Basic Description
    161
  - Diagram
    161
  - Parts and Description
    161
  - Zero Current
    161
- Calibration of the Metabolite Sensors
  162
  - Sensitivity
    162
- Measurement - Metabolites
  163
  - Measurement
    163
  - Checks
    163
- Measuring Principle of the Metabolite Sensors
  164
  - Measuring Process
    165
- C Thb and Derivates
  166
- General Information
  167
  - Measured Parameters
    167
  - Construction
    167
  - Measurement Cycle
    168
  - Absorbance
    169
  - Total Absorbance
    169
  - Continuous Spectrum
    169
  - Spectrum Examples
    170
  - Determining Concentrations
    170
  - Matrix of Constants
    171
- Calibration of the Optical System
  172
  - Calibration Materials
    172
  - Zero Point
    172
  - Cuvette Path Length
    172
  - Thb Calibration Frequency
    172
- Correcting for Interferences
  173
  - Hbf Versus Hba
    173
  - Deviation of Results
    173
  - Detecting Hbf
    173
  - Repressing Spectra
    173
  - Residual Spectrum
    174
- Measurement and Corrections
  175
  - Oximetry Parameters
    175
  - Bilirubin
    175
  - Restrictions
    176
- References
  178
User-Defined Corrections

180
- General Information
  180
  - Purpose of Use
    180
  - User-Defined Corrections
    181
- Correction Factors for Ph and Blood Gases
  182
- Correction Factors for Oximetry Parameters
  183
  - Allowed Corrections
    183
  - Cthb
    183
  - Fcohb
    184
  - Fmethb
    184
  - Fhbf
    184
  - FO Hb and Fhhb
    184
  - Ctbil
    185
- Correction Factors for Electrolyte and Metabolite Parameters
  186
  - Resetting Corrections to Default Values
    186
Performance Characteristics

187
- General Information
  188
- Definition of Terms
  189
  - Bias
    189
  - Reference Methods
    189
  - Coefficient of Variation (CV%)
    191
  - Confidence Intervals
    191
  - Repeatability/Reproducibility
    191
  - Total Analytical Error
    191
- Test Conditions
  192
- Performance Test Results - Chart Description
  193
  - Modes
    193
  - Number of Measurements
    193
- Performance Test Results - Ph
  194
  - Reference Method
    194
  - Bias Prim.ref
    194
- Performance Test Results - Pco
  194
- Performance Test Results - Po
  195
  - Reference Method
    195
- Performance Test Results - Ck
  195
  - Bias
    195
    
    Prim.ref
    195
    
    Sec.ref
    195
- Performance Test Results - Cna
  196
  - Reference Method
    196
  - Bias Prim.ref
    196
- Performance Test Results - Ccl
  196
  - Sec.ref
    196
- Performance Test Results - Cca
  197
  - Reference Method
    197
  - Bias Prim.ref
    197
- Performance Test Results - Cglu
  197
- Performance Test Results - Clac
  198
  - Reference Method
    198
- Performance Test Results - Cthb
  199
  - Reference Method
    199
- Performance Test Results - so
  200
  - Reference Method
    201
  - Bias Bias
    201
    
    Prim.ref
    201
    
    Sec.ref
    201
- Performance Test Results - FO Hb
  201
- Performance Test Results - Fcohb
  201
  - Bias Prim.ref
    201
- Performance Test Results - Fmethb
  202
  - Reference Method
    202
  - Bias Prim.ref
    202
- Performance Test Results - Fhhb
  203
  - Reference Method
    204
- Performance Test Results - Bilirubin
  204
  - Bias
    204
    
    Prim.ref
    204
    
    Sec.ref
    204
    
    External Test Results
    204
- Interference Tests
  206
  - Ph/Blood Gas
    206
  - Electrolytes
    207
  - Oximetry Parameters
    211
  - Ctbil Sensitivity for MCHC Variations
    212
  - Anticoagulants (Sampling)
    214
  - List of References
    215
Parameters

217
- General Information
  218
  - Symbols
    219
  - Ranges and Limits
    220
  - Derived Parameters
    220
  - Measured Parameters
    221
  - Sample Type
    221
  - Units
    221
  - Default Values
    221
- Measured Parameters
  222
  - General Information
    222
  - Pco
    222
  - Baro
    223
  - Cthb
    223
  - FO Hb
    224
  - Fcohb
    224
  - Fmethb
    224
  - Fhhb
    225
  - Cca
    225
  - Ccl
    226
  - Cglu
    226
  - Clac
    226
  - Ctbil
    226
  - Definition
    226
  - Fo (I)
    229
  - Input Parameters
    229
  - Vco
    230
  - Fcohb(1)
    230
- Derived Parameters
  231
  - General Information
    231
  - Acid-Base Derived Parameters
    231
  - Oxygen Derived Parameters
    232
- Units and Numerical Format of Derived Parameters
  235
  - Calculated Versus Estimated Parameters
    235
  - Electrolyte Parameters
    235
  - Possible Ranges and Precision (Number of Decimals)
    236
  - Ph(T)
    236
  - Ch (T)
    236
  - Chco
    236
  - Cbase(B)
    236
  - Cbase(Ecf)
    236
  - Chco 3 (P)
    236
  - Chco (P,St)
    239
  - List of Equations
    239
  - Ctco (P)
    240
  - Ph(St)
    241
  - Hct
    241
  - Po (A)/Fo (I)
    242
  - Po (A,T)/ FO (I)
    243
  - P50
    243
  - P50(T)
    243
  - P50(St)
    244
  - Po (A-A)
    244
  - Po (A-A,T)
    244
  - Cto 2
    245
  - Cto (AV )
    245
  - Cto (X) (or C )
    245
  - Q · V O 2
    246
  - Fshunt
    247
  - Fshunt(T)
    248
  - Ri(T)
    248
  - FO Hb
    249
  - Fhhb
    250
  - Anion Gap,K
    250
  - Anion Gap
    250
  - Cca 2+ (7.4)
    250
  - Mosm
    250
  - Fhbf
    250
  - Po (X,T)
    251
  - VCO 2 /V(Dry Air)
    252
  - VO 2 /V(Dry Air)
    252
- Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve (ODC)
  253
  - ODC Equations
    253
  - The ODC Reference Position
    253
  - The ODC Displacement
    254
  - The Actual ODC Position
    255
  - Determining the Actual Displacement
    255
  - Coordinates on the ODC
    257
- Conversion of Units
  258
  - SI Units
    258
  - Temperature
    258
  - Ck , Cna , Ccl
    258
  - Cca 2
    258
  - Pressure
    258
  - Cthb
    258
  - Ctco
    258
  - Cglu
    259
  - Clac
    259
  - Ctbil
    259
- Default Values
  260
  - Values
    260
- References
  261
Solutions

263
- General Information
  264
  - Introduction
    264
  - Solution Pack
    264
  - Lot
    264
  - In Vitro Diagnostic Use
    264
  - Expiration Date
    264
  - Storage
    264
  - Material Safety Data Sheets
    264
- Solutions
  265
  - Use
    265
  - Pouch Volume
    265
  - Composition
    265
- Certificate of Traceability
  267
10. Messages

269
- List of Analyzer Messages
  270
- General Information
  312
- Statistical Parameters
  313
- Control Ranges (for Manual QC Only
  314
- User Control Ranges (for Manual QC Only
  315
- Statistics Factor and Statistics Range
  319
- Temperature Corrections (for Manual QC Only
  320
  - I Appendix - Quality Control
    321
  - Temperature Corrections for Ph, Pco and Po
    321
- Westgard Rules
  322
  - Plot Lines
    322
  - Rule 1 2S
    323
  - Rule
    323
  - Rule 2 2S
    323
  - Rule R
    324
  - Rule 10
    324
  - Evaluation Procedure
    325
  - Quality Control Evaluation
    325
Appendix - Traceability to the Primary Standards at Radiometer

327
- Introduction
  328
- Traceability
  329
  - Pco and Po
    329
  - Cca
    330
  - Ccl
    330
  - Cglu
    330

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