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The control like any control in a test help to ensure accuracy of the testing system and in this case also serves as a guide for interpreting the results.

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First make sure you are following the right procedure and your parameters set right. Second you can recalibrate and run different samples If only one sample is still giving that problem the you need to do a dilution with NS and later multiply your results by the dilution factor.

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What exactly to you mean or want to accomplish?

> Reagent >Reagent/calibration >Cal options >Extend calibration

@easypassgh7506 i want to remove the extend status and calibrate a biochemistry, but it kept saying calibration invalid

@@crafterx6993 what reagent do you want to calibrate

@@easypassgh7506 it was triglyceride

For a semi automatic analyzer you run each chemistry one by one till you done with the profile

Yes You report in million/ml

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Clinical chemistry requires high level accuracy to achieve best results. It’s strongly recommended to use distilled water but if you decide to do otherwise, you do so at the risk of achieving reliable results.

It’s part of the pretreatment procedure for BS 240. Other higher versions of the machine do not require that

@easypassgh7506 Is centrifugation to 5 or 10 minute and what the rpm 2500. Or 1500 ?

@ 2000rpm for 5min

@@easypassgh7506 i centerfuge 10 minute at 2500 Rpm Is this effect on result? Please give me the right time and rpm for the coagulation tube and urine test and plain tube because i training with people not good enough in quality medical laboratory

You will need to buy the calibrator and once you successfully calibrate it will automatically change. The calibrator for CRP is different from the multicalibrator. It’s called Specific protein calibrator. I guess your people used an edited value to avoid buying it. But if you have the budget for it, then you can go purchase it. If not then I will advise not to worry about it, especially if your results are okay.

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That must be why even the CRP reagent can't be selected for calibration right

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You can leave it like that and use a conversion factor for the final results. Alternatively you can find the unit section of the chemistry and change it if that is allowed for the machine you are using. Most labs leave their final results in g/L.

You can leave it like that and use a conversion factor for the final results. Alternatively you can find the unit section of the chemistry and change it if that is allowed for the machine you are using. Most labs leave their final results in g/L.

You can leave it like that and use a conversion factor for the final results. Alternatively you can find the unit section of the chemistry and change it if that is allowed for the machine you are using. Most labs leave their final results in g/L.

You can leave it like that and use a conversion factor for the final results. Alternatively you can find the unit section of the chemistry and change it if that is allowed for the machine you are using. Anyway labs leave their final results in g/L.

No pls If you have doubts about the visibility of the line, it’s always safe to repeat the test.

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For a fully automatic chemistry analyzer, the reaction time is pre-programmed by the manufacturer for all chemistries. For a semiautomatic analyzer the reaction time is provided by the reagent manufacturer, usually written on the reagent data sheet. If it is not provided, you can use the general reaction time for that chemistry.

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The lowest to highest range of values the machine can measure for a particular analyte.

Use the shinny side. You can reuse the old buffer.

@easypassgh7506 ok But what about filling the bufferin the well ,must it be full to brim?

@ No Just enough for the tip of the paper to touch. Maybe 1mm above the tip of the paper

@@easypassgh7506 ok bro So the paper should touch the buffer for the migration to take place right?,,, and I went to cut the paper,,,chai! See what inexperience is doing me oo?

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This is when the calibration factor was manually inputted instead of using a calibrator to calibrate.

How do I then get to rectify the issue cause with the edited showing I can't get to calibrate that specific reagent, and how can remove that edited alarm

What machine are you using and what reagent are you trying to calibrate?

Am using the bs 230

@@yakanmicheal what reagent are to you trying to calibrate?

After the Giemsa staining procedure most of the platelets will be washed away so no need to pay too much attention to that. To identify the chromatin dot look for dark red spot with a ring of blue cytoplasm around it. Most of your preparations will be negative so don’t stress yourself if you not seeing them otherwise you will give a lot of false positive results.

what is your HBV profile results?

​HBV are, Hbsag Positive Hbsab Negative Hbeag Negative Hbeab Positive Hbcab Negative​@@easypassgh7506

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Inventory on wash solutions are supplied by the machine sensors The concentrated wash inventory will be displayed by the system and the you could physically measure that of the d wash yourself

What does edited mean under the calibration

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Chronic HBV with non-replicating virus

Chronic Hepatitis B infection with non-replicating virus

@@easypassgh7506 Please what do you advice

@@easypassgh7506 Should this person be worried knowing that there are no signs or symptoms???…. And what do you advice please doctor

@@chimaobiigwebuike3880 Run a couple more test like IgG and IgM core HbAb, LFT and Hepatitis B viral load Then based on the results, move for management. Please also consult with your doctor

Pls can you interpret this HbsAg positive HBsAb Negative HBeAg Negative HBeAb positive HBcAb positive

Tha calibration video is on the page. Kindly look through the videos.

@@easypassgh7506 Thank you i found it .. i hope from you give us run of Qc and Calibration for Mindray 900-cl too .

Thanks for your efforts,can you make a video explain how we program new test

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You will have to do microscopy for that extra information.

@@easypassgh7506 Those are no extra information, mate. Those are essentials , and that makes it NOT fully automated

Possibly your calibration wasn’t setup right

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A video demonstration will be recorded in our next calibration. That will be in 10 days time, so pls stay tuned.

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The genotype of a person doesn’t change so it’s likely one of the two groups of lab results is wrong. You can repeat it at ISO accredited lab or do a sickling test to confirm which is of the two correct .

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Exposure to HBV

It means at some point in your life, you've been exposed to the virus but your immune was able to fight it,so the virus is inactive

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HBsAg, HbsAb and HbeAg uses dual-antigen sandwich method While the HbeAb and HbcAb uses the neutralization competitive inhibition method

The reagent contain labeled antibody, and the test strip cotated with specific antigen. If the sample does not contain the antibodies,the lable antibody in reagent will bind to the coated antigen in the test strip ( first line) and the second line is control line.this is indicate negative result.but if it positive we get only one line why? Beacuse the antibodies in the sample (if present) are not labeled, so when they bind to the antigen on the test strip, they do not create any visible signal or line. Their binding only blocks the antigen sites from being available to the labeled antibodies.

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There is currently no cure for Hepatitis B, but the infection can be managed effectively with treatment. The goal of treatment is to reduce the viral load in the body, prevent liver damage, and minimize the risk of liver cancer and cirrhosis. Here are the main treatment approaches: 1. Antiviral Medications: Tenofovir and Entecavir are commonly prescribed antiviral drugs. They help reduce the virus's replication in the liver and lower the risk of complications. - These medications are usually taken long-term and can help keep the virus under control, but they don't completely eradicate it. 2. Interferon Therapy: - Pegylated Interferon-alpha is sometimes used, especially in younger people or those who want a finite course of treatment. It stimulates the immune system to fight the virus. - This therapy is usually given by injection over a period of 6 to 12 months and has more side effects compared to antiviral pills. 3. Liver Transplant: - In cases where severe liver damage occurs, such as liver failure or liver cancer, a liver transplant may be the only option. 4. Lifestyle and Supportive Care: - Patients are advised to avoid alcohol and hepatotoxic medications (that can harm the liver). - Regular monitoring of liver function and screening for liver cancer is important. 5. Prevention (Vaccination): - While there is no cure, vaccination against Hepatitis B is highly effective at preventing the infection. It is part of routine vaccination schedules in many countries. With proper treatment and care, people with chronic Hepatitis B can live long, healthy lives, even though the infection can't be completely cured at this time.

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Thank you @opokupatrick. You can use 350V 50mA 25 min

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Thank you Let me know what videos you want me to record

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For the immune system to clear the hepatitis B virus (HBV) and change the status to non-reactive, the body must produce antibodies that successfully eliminate the virus. In some cases, especially in adults, the immune system can clear the virus on its own, leading to recovery and a non-reactive HBsAg result. However, in many people, particularly those with chronic HBV infection, the virus persists. Strengthening your immune system alone is not guaranteed to clear an HBV infection.

For the immune system to clear the hepatitis B virus (HBV) and change the status to non-reactive, the body must produce antibodies that successfully eliminate the virus. In some cases, especially in adults, the immune system can clear the virus on its own, leading to recovery and a non-reactive HBsAg result. However, in many people, particularly those with chronic HBV infection, the virus persists. Strengthening your immune system alone is not guaranteed to clear an HBV infection.

@@easypassgh7506 I see.. so, if strengthening the immune system is not guaranteed to clear the virus, what do I do to clear the virus except to boosting the immune system?

@@easypassgh7506 I see, how does the body produce antibodies? Is it natural?

There’s communication that the HBV medication is out that will treat HBV for good But is still on trial phase

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