How to use fully automatic blood matching and blood type analyzer

Fully automatic blood matching and blood type analyzer is an instrument used to realize blood type identification and blood matching. Here is a brief description of how to use it:

1. Preparation:

- Make sure the instrument is in normal working order and powered on.

- Prepare the blood sample to be identified, which can be whole blood, plasma or serum.

- Open the machine's reagent compartment door and ensure that the reagents are stored in good conditions.

2. Sample identification:

- Inject the blood sample to be identified into the sample reaction tank of the instrument or put it into the designated device.

- Start the instrument and select the corresponding blood typing program.

- The instrument will automatically perform operations such as blood type antibody test and agglutination reaction.

- Determine blood type according to the prompts and result display of the instrument.

3. Blood matching operation:

- Select an appropriate plasma or red blood cell supplier based on the identification results.

- Inject plasma or red blood cells into the blood matching reaction pool and start the instrument to select the blood matching process.

- The instrument will automatically perform test operations and determine the best blood matching results based on blood type characteristics.

4. Result analysis:

- The instrument will automatically analyze the blood type identification and blood matching results and display them on the screen.

- Based on the results and prompts of the instrument, determine whether it meets the patient's needs, and conduct secondary tests or inspections if necessary.

5. Cleaning and Maintenance:

- After use, turn off the instrument and clean parts such as the sample cell and reaction cell.

- Carry out daily maintenance and maintenance work according to the instrument's operating manual to ensure the performance and service life of the instrument.

It should be noted that the above are only general instructions for use. Specific operating steps and precautions should be carried out according to the user manual or operating guide of the actual instrument.