Diagnostic analyzer and quality control method
A quality control method, a technique for diagnostic analysis, applied in the field of diagnostic analyzers and quality control, capable of solving problems such as reruns, discards, questionable sample test results, etc.
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[0016] Diagnostic analyzers may rely on quality control (QC) testing to ensure that the diagnostic test results produced by the diagnostic analyzer are valid. QC testing may involve testing a QC sample in a diagnostic analyzer and comparing the QC sample test results to the expected results for that QC sample. In some embodiments, QC testing can include performing multiple tests using replicate QC samples. A QC sample can contain a specific concentration of the chemical being tested (eg, an analyte) and, if the diagnostic analyzer is operating normally, will cause the diagnostic analyzer to output the expected test result. A diagnostic analyzer may be considered "out of control" if it does not produce the expected test results in response to a QC test, and all test results produced by the diagnostic analyzer since the last successful QC test may be question. For example, if there is high variance in a QC test, then the diagnostic analyzer may be considered out of control. A...
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