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- Begin by filling in the 'Control Manufacturer' and 'Site' fields at the top of the form. This information is essential for tracking and accountability.
- In the 'QC Data' section, complete this area during the first clinic of each week. If a new lot number is opened, ensure to fill out a new sheet as well.
- Enter the 'Lot number', 'Close vial expiration date', and 'Open vial expiration date'. These details are crucial for maintaining quality control.
- Fill in the 'Expected Range' for both Low Control and High Control, ensuring accurate results are recorded.
- Document the date of weekly cleaning and record Q.C. results for both low and high controls, marking them as Pass/Fail as applicable.
- Finally, provide your initials and any corrective actions needed on the reverse side if applicable. Ensure this log is submitted to the Site Coordinator monthly for review.
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What does HemoCue HB 201 test for?
The HemoCue Hb 201 DM Analyzer for hemoglobin testing is used for the screening and ongoing management of patients at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.
What is the HemoCue glucose 201 system?
The HemoCue Glucose 201 DM System is used in screening, monitoring and as an aid in the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. With its unique microcuvette technology, the system provides the highest accuracy at the point of care while minimizing the risk of spreading infection.
How does the HemoCue system work?
The glucose measurement ([HC + laboratory]/2) ranges were 24-75, 76-129, and 130-404 mg/dL. A positive bias for all three glucose ranges was observed: 38 +/- 17 mg/dL for the high glucose group compared to 24 +/- 9 mg/dL and 22 +/- 10 mg/dL for the middle and low groups, respectively.
What are the critical values for a HemoCue?
The Critical Action values (CAV) for hemoglobin at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions are: Less than 6 g/dL Greater than 22 g/dL Notify the patients physician/provider to detennine if additional follow-up is needed (i.e. sample to the lab, etc).
How to clean HemoCue glucose 201?
0:07 1:20 And then push in and pull out if the cleaner is stained repeat using a new swab. The cover cavetteMoreAnd then push in and pull out if the cleaner is stained repeat using a new swab. The cover cavette holder and black details of the housing can be cleaned with alcohol 20 to 70% or with mild detergent.
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How long are HemoCue controls good for?
STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE QC HGB has a twenty-four (24) month shelf life when stored refrigerated (2-8 C). After opening, each bottle of control is stable for sixty (60) days if stored refrigerated or thirty (30) days if stored at room temperature (up to 25 C).
How to use HemoCue glucose 201?
The HemoCue system utilizes the principle of oxidation of haemoglobin to hemiglobin by sodium nitrite and the subsequent conversion of hemiglobin to hemiglobinazide by sodium azide.