4 reasons why fully automated biochemical analyzers affect test results

release time:2021-09-15 15:04:06

The popularity of fully automated biochemical analyzers has greatly improved the speed of hospital testing. However, improper operation makes the biochemical test results of the test instrument error. Also yes, the convenience of the biochemical analyzer is meaningless. Even lead doctors to make the wrong diagnosis.

So what are the factors that affect the biochemical analyzer test results?

A biochemical analyzer reagents

When choosing a kit, you should look at whether the reagents match the biochemistry instrument. Such as sample, reagent, wavelength, reaction temperature, measurement time and method, etc. Next, methodological evaluation should be performed before use. It is best to use kits that meet the requirements of the Clinical Laboratory Center of the Ministry of Health. The instructions for use should be read carefully before use. Parameters should also be entered according to the parameter design principles of the instrument.

Reagents beyond the expiration date or improperly stored make errors in calibration, resulting in systematic errors in test results. Also pay attention to the shelf life of reagents after opening the bottle. Choose the reagent package suitable for the laboratory workload to ensure the accuracy of the test results.

B Calibration reagents and quality control reagents for biochemical analyzer

Calibration reagents are best used on the same day after opening. If the quantity is large and expensive, it should be frozen in time. However, they should not be frozen and thawed repeatedly. Quality control products should also be frozen in time after thawing, so as not to affect the measurement results.

C Biochemical analyzer own reasons


  1. a) The water in the light source lamp, light transmission window and temperature incubation pool of the biochemical analyzer is not clean.
  2. b) The light source lamp is not replaced beyond its service life.
  3. c) The light-transmitting window is not clean.
  4. d) The water in the incubator has bacteria growth and produces flocculent floating matter.


All of the above will directly cause light scattering. This affects the colorimetric results of the biochemical analyzer.

The cleanliness of the reaction cup of the biochemical analyzer will also directly affect the accuracy of the analysis results. The light transmission rate of each reaction cup is different. New reaction cups have a small difference. Used reaction cups have a larger difference. The longer the reaction cup is used, the greater the impact. In addition to affecting the transmittance of a dirty reaction cup, the residue inside the cup is also involved in the reaction with the added reagent. This doubly affects the test results.

D Biochemical analyzer operator

In addition to the above reasons, improper operation of the operator can also cause inaccurate results. Therefore, testers should be aware of the factors affecting the injection of automatic biochemical analyzer itself. At the same time, they should strictly regulate their own operation to get accurate test results.

Automatic biochemistry analyzer

The seamaty portable dry biochemistry analyzer is very easy to operate. It has no liquid circuit, pump valve and other wearable parts, free from cleaning and maintenance. The disposable reagent tray is easy to store and has a shelf life of up to one year. For more information about seamaty dry biochemistry analyzer, we look forward to your consultation: contact@seamaty.com

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