Sysmex® CA-1500 System Stored Data Online Training

Welcome to the Sysmex® CA-1500 System Stored Data Online Training course. The Sysmex® CA-1500 System can store data for the last 1,000 samples or 15,000 test results. Stored Data can be viewed on the Stored Data List screen. In this course, you’ll learn how to interpret sample information and analysis results as well as identify features of the Stored Data List screen so that you can perform other tasks, such as : Printing results and coagulation curves Resending results to a host computer Sorting or searching for results Select Next to continue. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to: Describe how to view sample information and analysis results on the Stored Data List screen Interpret data displayed on the Sample Information and the Analysis Results screens Describe the functions of keys on the Stored Data List screen Select Next to continue. Congratulations. You have completed the Sysmex® CA-1500 System Stored Data online training course. Listed below are the key points that have been presented. Take time to review the material before you proceed to the final quiz. Demonstrate how to view sample information and analysis results on the Stored Data List screen To toggle back and forth between data displays, press the Left or Right arrow keys. Interpret data displayed on the Sample Information and the Analysis Results screens The Sysmex® CA-1500 System instrument can store data for the last 1,000 samples or 15,000 test results. The Sample Information and Results Analysis screens can display up to 21 lines of data. To scroll up or down the lists, press the Up and Down arrow keys. Identify Stored Data List keys and their functions Menu keys are located at the bottom of the Stored Data List screen and allow you to print coagulation curves, change the way data is displayed, edit or delete data, and perform other tasks. Select Next to continue. As samples are processed, the Sysmex® CA-1500 System accumulates data—the system can store data for the last 1,000 samples or 15,000 test results. To view stored data, use the Stored Data List screen, where you'’ll find data grouped into two categories: sample information and analysis results, as shown here:  Sample Information: Patient ID, rack number, sequence number Analysis Results: Patient, QC, and calibration results. Means, and coagulation curves From the Stored Data List screen, you can also perform the following tasks: Print patient, QC, and calibration results Print coagulation curves Resend (output) results to a host computer Edit or delete samples Recalculate results Sort or search for results Select Next to continue. Use the Stored Data List screen to view sample information or analysis results. To view stored data: From the Main Menu screen, press Stored Data. On the Stored Data List screen, press the Left or Right arrow keys to toggle back and forth between sample information and analysis result displays. Stored Data Screen Learn how to view the stored data list screen. Instructions:If media does not automatically start, select the play arrow to begin.Flash File:/content/generator/Course_90013596/sim/sim.CA1500_StoredData_viewingstoreddata_fixed.htmHTML5 File:/content/generator/Course_90013596/sim/index.htmlPDF File: The Sysmex® CA-1500 System can store data for the last 1,000 samples. The Stored Data List Sample Information screen can display up to 20 lines of data. To scroll up or down the list, select the Up and Down arrow keys. To scroll down to the next 20 lines of data select the Next key. To scroll up to the previous 20 lines of data select the Prev key. Using Marks Learn about using marks. Marks allow operators to select data that you want to output singly or in batches. Mark options include the following: Press Current to mark the highlighted result line. Press Same Day to mark results for the same day as the highlighted day. Press All Clear to remove all marks. When complete, select the X in the upper-right corner to close the window and continue. Identify Data on the Stored Data List Learn about identifying data on the Stored Data List screen. Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileThe date the analysis was started.Sample status symbols (V, F, S, and R) in this column indicate the status of each sample. V: Validated. The result has been validated (sent to a peripheral device). Note: Validate DOES NOT mean that the result is reportable. F: Final Report. If tests are performed in duplicate, the mean of the two test results is the final report. S: STAT R: Re-analysis. The result is from a sample that was re-analyzed.  The time the analysis was started.The number sequence in stored data.Sample ID numbers appear in this column.If a sample ID is backlit in yellow, samples have not completed analysis due to power failure or turning off the instrument.  If a sample ID is backlit in green, sample results have not yet been calculated.  If an asterisk (*) appears after a sample ID, a duplicate sample ID exists.  If I appears after a sample ID, the sample was read by the barcode reader. If I is backlit in red, a barcode read error occurred.  Rack number.Tube number in rack.Data output flags indicate the peripheral device that the result will be sent to. These flags disappear when the data has been sent to the indicated device. G: Data has not been sent to the graphic printer. H: Data has not been sent to the host computer. D: Data has not been sent to the data printer.Press Mark to attach or delete a mark.  Press the Right arrow key to scroll horizontally to the right. If you are viewing sample information, the first set of six analysis results will appear.  Press the Left arrow key to scroll horizontally to the left. If you are viewing sample information, this key will be inactive.  Press Next to scroll down to the next 20 lines of data.  Press the Down arrow key to scroll down one line.  Press the Up arrow key to scroll up one line.  Press Prev to scroll up to the previous of 20 lines of data.   The Sysmex® CA-1500 System can store data for the last 15,000 test results. The Stored Data List Analysis Results screen can display up to 20 lines of data. To scroll up or down the list, press the Up and Down arrow keys. There are key symbols on the Analysis Results screen such as: V: Analysis result has been sent to a peripheral device, such as a host computer. F: Analysis result is the final answer. Abnormal flags to the left of the result: Analysis result yielded an abnormal value. ***.*: Could not obtain analysis data due to error. +++.+: Value exceeded the displayable range. Stored Data List Analysis Results screen Part 1 Learn about the stored data screen. Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileIf a sample ID is backlit in green, sample results have not yet been calculated.  If a sample ID is backlit in yellow, samples have not completed analysis due to power failure or turning off the instrument.If an asterisk (*) appears after a sample ID, a duplicate sample ID exists.  If I appears after a sample ID, the sample was read by the barcode reader. If I is backlit in red, a barcode read error occurred.  V: Validated. The result has been validated (sent to a peripheral device). Note: Validate DOES NOT mean that the result is reportable. S: STAT F: Final Report. If tests are performed in duplicate, the mean of the two test results is the final report. R: Re-analysis. The result is from a sample that was re-analyzed.  A < (less than symbol): Data exceeded the lower Report Limit. A > (greater than symbol): Abnormal flags appear to the left of the result if abnormal values are obtained. The > symbol indicates that data exceeded the upper Report Limit.  ///./: Could not calculate the mean. *: Data disparity between replicates or an error occurred. ***.*: Could not obtain analysis data due to error.11.4 PT result: Calculation results, coagulation time, or dOD are displayed for each test. If the calculation of a parameter was not performed correctly, ***. * , ---. - , +++. + , or ///. / flags will appear.  Abnormal flags can also appear to the right of the result if abnormal values are obtained. The +/- signs indicate that data exceeded the upper/lower Mark Limits, respectively.  ---.-: Could not calculate parameter.+++.+: Value exceeded the displayable range.  !: Data obtained from dilution analysis.X: Calculation parameter could not be calculated.   Stored Data List Analysis Results screen Part 2 Learn more about the stored data screen. Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileSample ID numbers appear in this column.  Sample Status symbols (V, F, S, and R) in this column indicate the status of each sample.  PT sec: Unit for each test parameter.  PT: Up to six test parameter names can appear per screen.  You can select which data to display. The display mode on this screen is set to display everything in stored data.  3/10 (10): # marked samples / # samples selected for current display mode (# data stored into memory). Stored Data List Analysis Results screen Part 3 Learn more about the stored data screen. Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FilePress the Up arrow key to scroll up one line.  Press Prev to scroll up to the previous of 20 lines of data.  Press the Down arrow key to scroll down one line.  Press Next to scroll down to the next 20 lines of data.  Press the Left arrow key to scroll horizontally to the left. If you are viewing the first set of analysis results, you will return to the Stored Data List Sample Information screen.  Press the Right arrow key to scroll horizontally to the right. If you are viewing analysis results, the next set of six analysis results will appear.  Press Mark to attach or delete a mark.   Menu keys located at the bottom of the Stored Data List screen allow you to print coagulation curves, change the way data is displayed, edit or delete data, and perform other tasks. The Menu keys located on the bottom of the screen include: Graph: To display a coagulation curve graph. Search: To search for samples by ID number, date, or placement in the list. Select Display: To group data by categories, such as viewing results by date, or viewing only QC results or only STAT results. Output: To output the displayed results to a peripheral device, such as a graphics printer or host computer. Identifying Keys on the Stored Data List Screen Learn about keys on the Stored Data List screen. Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FilePress Graph to display a coagulation curve graph for the specified data.Press Search to search for samples by ID number, date, or placement in the list.Press Sort to sort stored data by date or ID number.Press Select Display to open the Select Display menu, where you can change the way data is displayed. Tip: Remember to read the top of the screen to determine which display you are looking at.Press Output to send results to a peripheral device: -GP--Press GP to print stored data in graph or list mode. -HC-- Press HC to send stored data results to a laboratory information system (LIS) or host computer.Press Validate to manually validate data.Press More to display submenu key options: -Delete-- Press Delete to delete results from stored data. You can delete all or select results. -Re. Calc-- Press Re. Calc to recalculate selected non-validated results. -Edit Sample-- Press Edit Sample ID to edit ID numbers for non-validated results.Press Main Menu to return to the Main Menu screen. Select Display Learn about the select display key. The Select Display menu, provides the option to change the way data is displayed. Tip: Remember to read the top of the screen to determine which display you are looking at. Menu options include: All--Press All to display everything in stored data. Flag--Press Flag to display only flagged results. By Date--Press By Date to display selected dates. Not Yet Output--Press Not Yet Output to display results not yet sent to the printer or host computer. QC/STD Curve--Press QC/STD Curve to display control and calibrator results. STAT--Press STAT to display STAT samples. MDA--Press MDA to display samples programmed with multiple dilution analysis (MDA). Final Report--Press Final Report to display final report data. Not Calc--Press Not Calc to display data that could not be calculated. FD--Press FD to display data stored on a diskette. Quit--Press Quit to close the Selected Display menu. When complete, select the X in the upper-right corner to close the window and continue. Re-sending Stored Data to the Host Computer Learn how to re-send stored data to the host computer. 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