GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR POCT TESTING SITES：对POCT测试网站的一般准则.doc

POCT SUMMARY SHEET University Diagnostic Laboratories POCT PROGRAM /udlweb/ GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR POCT TESTING SITES: All patient testing results must be reported to the physician and in the patient’s chart. All testing must be recorded in a log book. Wear gloves. All QC results must be in the log. Check the log for QC before doing any patient testing. If QC results are not right, or are not recorded, do not test patients. Lot numbers of reagents and controls must be in the log. Reference range (“normal”) sheets must be in the patient chart. All testing personnel (including docs) will initial the Testing Log for any testing performed. A legible signature is required at least once per Testing Log sheet. Physicians or Advance Practice Nurse must review all results POCT site coordinator must review the logs weekly, and send them to the POCT office monthly. HEMOCCULT - Guaiac Testing – Screening for Fecal Occult Blood Store cards and developer at room temperature. Don’t test if hematuria, bleeding hemorrhoids, or menstrual blood are present. Let specimens dry for 3-5 minutes. Dry samples are stable for 2 weeks at room temp. Match cap color to stripe on the card: Yellow with yellow; blue with blue Put 2 drops of developer on the back of each smear. Read in 60 seconds. Any trace of blue color is positive. After reading result, put one drop between the positive and negative monitor areas. Read Internal QC results within 10 seconds. Positive should be blue, negative white. If QC isn’t right, the patient results are NOT VALID and can’t be reported. Record that in the testing log and let the supervisor know. Discard the bottle of reagent IMMEDIATELY. Complete the testing log (whether test was successful or not). Whole blood glucose using the MEDISENSE Precision PCx System Store reagents and controls at room temperature. Controls are good for 90 days at room temperature after opening. Quality Control must be run once a day. If it hasn’t been done yet, you m