Immunology and Serology EXIT

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COBAS e40:

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photometric and ion- selective electrode technology

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VITROS 5600:

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The VITROS 5600 employs a dry chemistry method known as “integrated multilayered technology.”

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MicroSlide

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Reflectance Spectrophotometry

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Microtip

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Turbidimetric

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MicroWell

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Enhanced Chemiluminescence

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Eliminates the risk of sample carryover and reagent-to-reagent contamination by using single-use tips for special chemistry menu and user-defined assays.

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Microtip

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Enhanced chemiluminescence detection technology enables wide dynamic ranges and improves light signal output. Delivers excellent immunoassay sensitivity and precision with fewer unnecessary dilutions, repeats and redraws.

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Microwell

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Delivers real-time process monitoring, including sample indices, with fully documented traceability to protect result integrity and minimize workflow disruptions. Provides smooth, effortless and transparent reporting of diagnostic checks throughout sample and assay processing.

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INTELLICHECK® Technology

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Caused by pathogenic microorganisms invading the body.

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Infection

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Immune system activates to promotehealing and remove harmful agents.

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Inflammation

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are a common cause of severe diarrhea in infants and young children, leading to dehydration.

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Rotaviruses

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is an autoimmune reaction to untreated or inadequately
treated streptococcal infections, primarily strep throat. It can result in inflammation and damage to the heart valves, joints, skin, and the central nervous system.

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This is an inflammatory condition of the kidney’s glomeruli, which can occur as a complication of streptococcal throat or skin infections. It may lead to hematuria, proteinuria, and kidney dysfunction.

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Group A Streptococcus is a rare but potentially serious cause, an infection that can occur after childbirth.

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secondary stage of syphilis

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refer to benign, painless, wart- like lesions associated with secondary syphilis.

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characterized by granulomatous lesions, called gummas, which are characterized by a center of necrotic tissue with a rubbery texture.

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Gummatous syphilis

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Detected between 1-9 days after the onset of fever

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Transmission is

sexual contact
sharing of needles
mother to child

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is a systemic prolonged febrile illness caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria.

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CALAS

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TPPA

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NT ProBNP

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Sign of immunity to HBV. It can be detected after recovery from an HBV infection, successful vaccination, or passive immunization. It indicates protection against future HBV infections.

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Marker of recent HBV infection, often seen during the acute phase.

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May persist long after an HBV infection has resolved, indicating past exposure to the virus. It is also present in chronic carriers

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Indicates high viral replication and is often associated with high infectivity. It is commonly seen in individuals with active, replicating HBV and can be a marker of high transmission risk.

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Indicates a lower level of viral replication

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Anti HAV
ABBOT

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5 ul 4gtts 20mins

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H. pylori

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1gtt 1gtt 15mins

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Dengue Duo

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Ns1Ag 100ul/3gtts
IgG/igM 10uL 4gtts

20 minutwa

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S. typhi

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1 uL (loop filled) 15-30min

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Preg Test

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INTEC 3 gtts 10 minutes
LIFECHECK 4gtts 5 minutes

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Covid 19 IgG/IgM

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CTK 10uL 2gtts 15-20 minutes
Ichrome 75ul 10uL(sample) 150uL(diluent) 10 minutes

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Anti HCV

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Abbott 10uL 4gtts 20 minutes
Intec 10uL 2gtts 15 minutes