Levey - Jennings Plot Flashcards

1
Q

Suggests a systematic drift or error

A

Trend

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2
Q

Values move continuously away from the mean in just one direction

A

Trend

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3
Q

Causes of trend

A

deteriorating reagents, changes in standard concentration or failing instrument

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4
Q

Also suggests systematic error

A

Shift

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5
Q

Seen as an abrupt change from the established mean and continues in a linear fashion parallel to the mean.

A

Shift

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6
Q

Suggests random error.

A

Increased dispersion

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7
Q

High or low outliers are frequently observed

A

Increased dispersion

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8
Q

Causes of increased dispersion

A

variations in operation of instrument,
interfering substances,
electronic fluctuations, and
clerical errors.

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9
Q

One control observation exceeds the control limit set at
M土2SD

A

1:2s

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10
Q

1:2s suggests

A

Warning rule

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11
Q

Reject when one observation exceeds M土3SD;

A

1:3s

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12
Q

1:3s suggests

A

Random error

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13
Q

Reject when two consecutive observations exceed the same M+2SD or the same M-2SD

A

2:2s

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14
Q

2:2s suggests

A

Systematic error

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15
Q

Reject when one control observation in the run exceeds its M+2SD and another exceeds M-2SD

A

R:4s

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16
Q

R:4s suggests

A

Random error

17
Q

Reject when four consecutive control conversations exceeds the same M+1SD limit or the same M-1SD limit

18
Q

4:1s suggests

A

Systematic error

19
Q

Reject when 10 consecutive control observations fall on one side of the mean

20
Q

10:Mean suggests

A

Systematic error