Chemistry reference ranges
Lab Reference Ranges | ACP Internal Medicine Meeting
SMILE Reference Range Requirements-Chemistry SMILE Reference Range Requirements-Chemistry. Document Number 250 Effective Date 19 Dec 2008 Subject. Guidelines for establishing or verifying chemistry reference ranges. Page 1 of 1 Supercedes New Review History Date of last review: 19 Dec 2008 Reviewed by: Erin Gover
Validation Plan for Cobas Integra 400 for ALT
Reference ranges have been verified based on the local population. A sample of over 500 normal results was gathered and a mean and standard deviation for each parameter was obtained. Any outliers (>3.0 SD) were removed, and an upper and lower limit were obtained by …
Haematology Reference Ranges
Parameters and acceptable ranges are required by App B, ( 1.1.1. Review control equipment parameter monitoring records for a number of missing data periods. Compare the parameter data to the acceptable ranges in the QA/QC Plan. ... Wet chemistry reference methods require a post-test leak check -- if failed the run is not valid.
[DOC File]Quantitative Validation Overview
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Reference Ranges: Serum:8 1.9 - 2.7 mg/dL. Urine:10 24 - 255 mg/24 hours. Urinary excretion of magnesium is diet dependent but normally equals about one third of daily intake. Expected values may vary with age, sex, diet and geographical location. Each laboratory should determine its own expected values as dictated by good laboratory practice.
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Age and sex specific reference intervals (normal values) must be verified or established by laboratory. If a formal reference interval study is not possible or practical, then the laboratory should carefully evaluate the use of published data for its own reference ranges, and retain documentation of this evaluation.
[DOC File]Automated-General Chemistry Checklist
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In this case, 120 study participants are required per range subgroup to establish a new reference range. The reference range studies have been verified (or established)for the following populations: Adult reference ranges–describe the methods used to establish or verify reference ranges for each analyte.
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Reference Ranges: C-Reactive Protein is a non-specific indicator for a wide range of disease processes. Reference intervals may be affected by different factors. Expected values for adults are < 10 mg/L3. Newborns with no evidence of infection have CRP concentrations < 1.0 mg/L CRP concentrations7. Recommended Cardiac risk assessment categories5:
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