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    Bil-T DPD - BS480

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    This document provides guidelines for validating a total bilirubin (DPD) spectrophotometric test using dichlorophenyl diazonium reagents on a BS-480 instrument. It specifies the reagent preparation and volumes, test parameters, calibration criteria, and result settings needed to validate the test when changing software or reagent versions. The test uses a two-point linear calibration with 3 replicates and measures total bilirubin in a range of 0.2-38 mg/dL.

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    This document provides guidelines for validating a total bilirubin (DPD) spectrophotometric test using dichlorophenyl diazonium reagents on a BS-480 instrument. It specifies the reagent preparation and volumes, test parameters, calibration criteria, and result settings needed to validate the test when changing software or reagent versions. The test uses a two-point linear calibration with 3 replicates and measures total bilirubin in a range of 0.2-38 mg/dL.

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    This document provides guidelines for validating a total bilirubin (DPD) spectrophotometric test using dichlorophenyl diazonium reagents on a BS-480 instrument. It specifies the reagent preparation and volumes, test parameters, calibration criteria, and result settings needed to validate the test when changing software or reagent versions. The test uses a two-point linear calibration with 3 replicates and measures total bilirubin in a range of 0.2-38 mg/dL.

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    Bil-T DPD - BS480

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    This document provides guidelines for validating a total bilirubin (DPD) spectrophotometric test using dichlorophenyl diazonium reagents on a BS-480 instrument. It specifies the reagent preparation and volumes, test parameters, calibration criteria, and result settings needed to validate the test when changing software or reagent versions. The test uses a two-point linear calibration with 3 replicates and measures total bilirubin in a range of 0.2-38 mg/dL.

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    TOTAL BILIRUBIN (DPD)

    Spectrophotometric
    DICHLOROPHENYL DIAZONIUM

    The application parameters comprised here constitute a guide to facilitate the validation of our reagents by the
    instrument. It is advisable to validate the use when there is any change in software or reagent versions.

    Instrument: BS-480
    Reagent preparation

    Reagent 1: Use the Reagent A.


    Reagent 2: Use the Reagent B

    Basics
    Test information Reagent Volume Sample volume
    No * R1 200 Standard 5
    Test information TBIL R2 50 Increase
    Full name TBIL (DPD) R3 0 Decreased
    St.No R4 0

    Reaction parámetres Result Setup


    Reac Type Endpoint Direction Increase Decimal 0.01 Slope 1
    Pri.Wave 546 Blank time 45-49 Unit mg/dL Inter 0
    Sec.Wave Reac.Time 77-79

    Judgment Criteria
    Absorbance 0 - 30000 Lin.Range 0.2 - 38 Prozone
    Incre.Test Lin.Limit Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
    Decre.Test Subs.Limit PC Abs

    Calibration
    Calibration Calibrators
    Rule Two point linear Calibrators Lot.On Std Conc Expire Position
    Replicate 3 Dest.Water 0
    K S1 (*)
    Judgement Criteria
    Sensitivity
    Factor Diff
    SD
    (*) entered
    Blank Abs by user
    Error Limit
    Corr. Coeff.

    Vers.04/21

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