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Qual Control Flashcards

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involves the SYSTEMATIC MONITRING OF ANALYICAL PROCESSES to detect analytic errors that occur during analysis and to ultimately prevent the reporting of incorrect patient test results

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QUALITY CONTROL

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Application of multirule systems

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WESTERGARD RULE

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Plotting data

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LEVEY JENNINGS CHART

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“Setting” the analyzer to give correct results

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CALIBRATION

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Checking”
- If the analyzer is producing correct results

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QUALITY CONTROL

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Run along-side patient samples and results

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QUALITY CONTROL

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Run prior to QC manually

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CALIBRATION

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Refers to the substance or base from which the control material is prepared.

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MATRIX

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3 TYPES OF CONTROL MATERIALS

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ASSAYED
UNASSAYED
HOME MADE OR IN HOUSE

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Target value PREDETERMINED

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ASSAYED

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  • Commonly used in the laboratory
  • Manufacturer gives CONTROL MATERIAL AND RANGE for comparison
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ASSAYED

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● Target values not PREDETERMINED
● Full assay to be established

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UNASSAYED

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Manufacturer gives CONTROL MATERIAL W/O RANGE

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UNASSAYED

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● Pooled sera collected in the laboratory
● Full assay, validation needed
○ No manufacturer

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HOME MADE OR INHOUSE

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Describes the CLOSENESS of a test value to the actual/target/true valu

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ACCURACY

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ACCURACY can be measured in 3 ways

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(RIC)

Recovery study
Interference method
Comparison of methods of study

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● Patient sample is added concentrated analyte of interest
● Accurate machine → INCREASED RESULT even if sample has other analytes present

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Recovery study

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Interfering substances REFLECT/ABSORB light and REACT with reagents.
● Accurate Machine → Machine WON’T CHANGE RESULTS with the presence of interfering substances

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INTERFERENCE STUDY

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Gold standard method

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HPLC

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Accurate Machine → If lab result (recovery study) is CLOSE to gold standard (interference study) result

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COMPARISON OF METHODS OF STUDY

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Degree of REPLICATION of data

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PRECISION

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Ability of analytical methods to give REPEATED results on the same sample that agree with one another.

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PRECISION

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Capacity to produce the SAME RESULTS ON ONE SAMPLE again and again when performed by the SAME individual using the SAME lot numbers on the SAME instruments..

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REPEATABILITY/PRACTICABILITY

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Capacity of the method to produce the SAME RESULTS ON THE SAME SAMPLE again and again when performed by DIFFERENT individuals on DIFFERENT days using DIFFERENT sets of reagents.

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REPRODUCIBILITY

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Ability of ANALYTICAL method
to measure the SMALLEST CONCENTRATION of the analyte of interest

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ANALYTICAL SENSITIVITY

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Ability of an ANALYTICAL
method to measure ONLY the analyte of interest

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ANALYTICAL SPECIFICITY

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Ability of the test to detect the proportion of individuals W/ THAT DISEASE who test POSITIVELY with the test

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DIAGNOSTIC SENSITIVITY

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Ability of the test to detect
the proportion of individual W/O THE DISEASE who test NEGATIVELY for the disease

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DIAGNOSTIC SPECIFICITY

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NRL for Dengue, Influenza, TB, and other Mycobacteria.

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Research Institute for Tropical Medicine

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NRL for
- Anatomic Pathology for Pulmonary Disease
- Biochemistry, Clinical Chemistry

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Lung Center of the Philippines

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NRL for

  • Hematology, Immunohematology
  • Immunopathology, Anatomic Pathology
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National Kidney and Transplant Institute

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NRL for
- Environmental and Occupational Health
- Toxicology (drug testing)
- Micronutrient Assay (confirmatory test for
drug test)

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East Avenue Medical Center

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NRL for Pathology for Cardiac Disease

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Philippine Heart Center

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NRL for

a. HIV/AIDS
b. Hepatitis
c. Syphilis

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San Lazaro Hospital/STD-AIDS Central Cooperative Laboratory

35
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Valuable benchmarking tool

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External quality assurance

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