How to use the fully automatic three-group blood cell analyzer

Fully automatic three-group blood cell analyzer is a common blood analyzer that is mainly used to detect and analyze various cellular components in blood, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, etc. The following are general steps for using a fully automated three-group hematology analyzer:

1. Prepare equipment: Before using the fully automatic three-group hematology analyzer, you need to prepare relevant equipment, such as sample test tubes, diluents, cleaning solutions, etc.
2. Sample collection: A patient's blood sample is collected using a specific test tube, usually at room temperature. Collected blood samples should be processed within 20-30 minutes to ensure cell viability.
3. Sample processing: Put the collected blood sample into a sample test tube, and then use diluent to dilute it. The dilution ratio should be adjusted based on the patient's age, gender, weight and other factors.
4. Sample detection: The diluted blood sample is tested by a fully automatic three-group blood cell analyzer. The device analyzes various cellular components in the sample and generates a report.
5. Result analysis: Based on the reports generated by the device, doctors can understand the patient's blood components, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and other indicators. Based on these indicators, doctors can determine the patient's health status and formulate corresponding treatment plans.

It should be noted that the use of the fully automatic three-group hematology analyzer requires professional technicians to operate and maintain it to ensure the accuracy and stability of the equipment.