What is Factor and how it affects the results of diagnostic test?

#factor #diagnostic #laboratory #biochemistry
This video describes what is Factor and if factor changes, how it affects the results of a diagnostic test.
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[@pmurugadoss]

Sir u mentioned as calibrator ..which is standard or reagent ..? Sir ..pls guide me that how to confirm the result is correct ....

[@eleazarzmunford2351]

Thanks

[@sirishanaomi554]

Thank you sir..your videos are very helpful..would you please do a detail video on calibration..co efficient ratio, slope etc...to troubleshoot calibration failure

[@anamollaboratories]

Yes will do As soon as possible.

[@dharashah4001]

Thank you so much....

[@anamollaboratories]

You're most welcome

[@kajalmishra955]

Sir plz explain in hindi thats help us lott

[@sanjaykarmakar7929]

Sir suppose I run 1 control in erbra full auto its value given is 80 . But it's mean is 90, and it's showing -2sd with factor set as 1 . Can I change the factor to 1.4 or something to get the right control value? Please sir answer I wanttt to know plssss

[@sanjaykarmakar7929]

Sir please can u explain this in practical

[@jeganjegan2324]

Advance thanks sir

[@anamollaboratories]

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[@inamullahkamawi3711]

Hello sir
How do we find out the factor value of tests with no standard provided, as SGPT?

[@anamollaboratories]

Hello sir,
Factor is provided in the kit literature or instructions for use by the manufacturer.

[@lukejalal3168]

When the results are not satisfactory. Can we use standard of any other company to calibrate our photometer ?

[@anamollaboratories]

Ideally it is not recommended but technically its possible as standard is a known value sample which is used to calculate unknown value. Kindly make sure to use the same standard every time till you consume the kit completely.

[@atheeswaranmarimuthu1171]

Sir I need hoe to calculate reactions time in fully automated biochemistry analyzer

[@atheeswaranmarimuthu1171]

How to calculate reactions time or reading time in fully automated biochemistry analyzer

[@anamollaboratories]

Thank you very much sir. Please do subscribe to our channel and share this video with your friends and colleagues! Generally reaction time or measuring points in fully automated analyzers are calculated by dividing the read time by cycle time of that particular analyzer. Each analyzer has a different cycle time. Details of the cycle time can be seen in user manual of the analyzer.

[@anamollaboratories]

Thank you very much sir. Please do subscribe to our channel and share this video with your friends and colleagues! Generally reaction time or measuring points in fully automated analyzers are calculated by dividing the read time by cycle time of that particular analyzer. Each analyzer has a different cycle time. Details of the cycle time can be seen in user manual of the analyzer.

[@lukejalal3168]

Sir but sometimes factor is specified by the company. I think that bottom line is we have to preserve reagent and standard properly.

[@anamollaboratories]

Yes sir rightly said

[@jeganjegan2324]

Please tell.me how to find factor value for any reagents I cant understand

[@anamollaboratories]

You can get the details of factor range from the manufacturer.

[@sanjaykarmakar7929]

🙏🙏🙏🙏 pls reply

[@kundankumarkundankumar4955]

Sar Isla samikarana mujhe Hindi mein send kar ke bhejo

[@sanjaykarmakar7929]

Sir can I hve ur WhatsApp no I want to learn biochemistry...I hve many questions

[@drhina8780]

Your videos are so helpful
Anyway to contact you through email

[@anamollaboratories]

Thank you madam. You can contact us via email at [e-mail] or [e-mail]

[@lukejalal3168]

Sir but sometimes factor is specified by the company. I think that bottom line is we have to preserve reagent and standard properly.