Automation Flashcards

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Batch analysis

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type of analysis in which many specimens are grouped in the same analytical session

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Carry over

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the transport of a quantity of analyte or reagent from one specimen reaction into and contaminating a subsequent one

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Continuous flow analysis

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type of analysis in which each specimen in a batch passes through the same continuous stream at the same rate and is subjected to the same analytical reactions

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Discrete analysis

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type of analysis in which the sample is aspirated into the sample probe and then is delivered, often with reagent, through the same orifice into a reaction cup or another container

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Random access analysis

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the most common configuration of an automated analyser, in which analyses are performed on a collection of specimens sequentially and each specimen is analyzed for a different selection of tests

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Sequential analysis

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type of analysis in which each specimen in a batch enters the analytical process one after another and each result or set of results emerges in the same order as the specimens are entered

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Throughput

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the number of specimens processed by an analyzer in an hour when operating at a steady state

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Workstation

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a clinical laboratory workstation dedicated to a defined task and contains appropriate laboratory instrumentation to carry out that task

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