Chapt 5 Flashcards

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a system of ensuring accuracy and precisions in the laboratory

a process ensuring that analytical results are correct by testing known samples tat are resemble patient sample

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quality control

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2
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involves in the process of monitoring the characteristics of the analytical process and detect analytical errors during testing and ultimately prevent the reporting of inaccurate patient test results

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quality control

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3
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measures the smallest concentration of an analyte of interest

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sensitivity

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4
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determines only the analyte of interest

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specificity

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5
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the nearness or closeness of the assayed value to the tru or target value

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accuracy

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6
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the capacity of the assay to give repeated results on the same sample that agree with one another

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precision or reproductibility

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7
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the degree by which a method is easily repeated

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practicability

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8
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achieved when the assay is able to maintain accuracy and precisions over an extended period of time during which equipment, reagents, personnel may change

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reliability

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9
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detects the proportion of an individuals WITH the disease

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diagnostic/assay sensitivity

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10
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detects the proportion of an individuals WITHOUT the disease

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diagnostic/assay specificity

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11
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the method to differentiate correctly whose individual with the disease against healthy cases utilizing the proportion of true positive and true negative in all evaluated cases

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diagnostic/assay accuracy

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12
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define the parameters in the calculation

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True Positive (T+): CORRECTLY identifies as a PATIENT
False Positive (F+): INCORRECTLY identifies as a PATIENT
True Negative (T-): CORRECTLY identifies as a HEALTHY
False Negative (F-): INCORRECTLY identifies as HEALTHY

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13
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what are the objectives of quality control

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  1. to check the stability of the machine
  2. to check the quality of the reagents
  3. to check technical errors
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14
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the analysis of control samples together with the patient specimens

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Intralab QC

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15
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detects changes in performance between the present operation and the stable operation

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Intralab QC

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16
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involves proficiency testing programs that periodically provide samples of unknown concentration to participating clinical laboratories

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Interlab QC

17
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maintains long-term accuracy of the analytical methods

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Interlab QC

18
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differentiate commutable reference sample and non-commutable reference sample

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commutable: relates to the closeness of agreement between the results for an RM and results for clinical samples when measured by more than or equal to two measured procedures
non-commutable: will have a measurement bias for clinical samples and results will not be compared across all processes

19
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achieved by an unknown sequence of calibrations, using reference that must be commutable

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Traceability

20
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these are errors encountered in the collection, preparation and measurement of samples, including transcription an release of laboratory results

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variation

21
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an error present in all measurement, is due to chance
the bias for varying differences between repeated measurements

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Random error

22
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an error that influences observations consistently in one direction

detects either positive or negative bias

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systemic error

23
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and error refers to the difference between the target value and the assayed value

exist when there is a continual difference between the comparative method and the test method regardless of the concentration

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constant error

24
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and error that results in greater deviation from the target value due to higher sample concentration

exist when the difference between test method and comparative method is proportional to the analyte concentration

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proportional/slop/percent error

25
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activities that takes place before testing

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pre-analysis

26
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comprises patient reporting and result interpretation

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post-analysis