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    This document provides information and parameters for analyzing HbA1c levels using a particular laboratory method. Key details include that the method is usable for HbA1c analysis, results are reported as a decimal percentage, and the normal reference range for all sample types is 5.4-6.5%. The method involves two reagents and readings taken at 5 and 10 minutes, with the reaction showing an increase in absorbance over time. Calibrators are used to generate a calibration curve to convert absorbance readings to HbA1c concentration values reported in %.

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    This document provides information and parameters for analyzing HbA1c levels using a particular laboratory method. Key details include that the method is usable for HbA1c analysis, results are reported as a decimal percentage, and the normal reference range for all sample types is 5.4-6.5%. The method involves two reagents and readings taken at 5 and 10 minutes, with the reaction showing an increase in absorbance over time. Calibrators are used to generate a calibration curve to convert absorbance readings to HbA1c concentration values reported in %.

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    Response 910 Hba1C Results Identification

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    Dharmesh Patel
    This document provides information and parameters for analyzing HbA1c levels using a particular laboratory method. Key details include that the method is usable for HbA1c analysis, results are reported as a decimal percentage, and the normal reference range for all sample types is 5.4-6.5%. The method involves two reagents and readings taken at 5 and 10 minutes, with the reaction showing an increase in absorbance over time. Calibrators are used to generate a calibration curve to convert absorbance readings to HbA1c concentration values reported in %.

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    Response 910 HbA1c

    Identification Results
    This Method is Usable for Analysis Yes Decimal 2
    Twin Reaction No Units %
    Name HbA1c Corelation Factor-Offset 0.000
    Shortcut Corelation Factor Slope 1.000
    Reagent Barcode ref 713 Range
    Host reference Gender All
    Technic Age
    Type Fix time Kin Serum >= 5.4,<=6.5
    1st Reagent 180 Urine
    Blank Reagent Yes Plasma
    Sensitive to Light CSF
    Second Reagent 60 Whole Blood
    Blank Reagent No Gender
    Sensitive to Light Age
    Main Wavelength 660 Serum
    Secondary Wavelength Urine
    Ploychromatic Factor Plasma
    1st Reading Time 05:00 CSF
    Last Reading Time 10:00 Whole Blood
    Reaction Way Increase Calibrators details
    Linear Kinetics Calibrators List
    Substrate Deplition: Absorbance li Cal 1/Blank 0
    Linearity Maximum Deviation Cal 2 ASOV
    Fix Time Kinetics Cal 3 ASOV
    Substrate Deplition: Absorbance li Cal 4 ASOV
    End Point Cal 5 ASOV
    Stability: Largest Remaining Slope Cal 6
    Prozone Limit (%) Max Delta Abs
    Reagents Cal 1 0.0100
    Decimals Cal 2 0.0100
    Units Cal 3 0.0250
    Sample Cal 4 0.0500
    Diluent Cal 5 0.0600
    Hemolysis Cal 6
    Agent 0 (No Hlysis) Drift Limit (%) 0.8
    Cleaner Calculations
    Sample Model Akima Spline
    Technical Limits Degree Auto
    Conc Tech Limit -Lower 30
    Conc Tech Limit - Uper 150 ASOV: As Stamped On Vial
    Serum
    Normal Volume 5
    Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Below Normal Volume 10
    Below Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Above Normal Volume 3
    Above Normal Dilution Factor 1
    URINE
    Normal Volume 5
    Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Below Normal Volume 10
    Below Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Above Normal Volume 3
    Above Normal Dilution Factor 1
    PLASMA
    Normal Volume 5
    Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Below Normal Volume 10
    Below Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Above Normal Volume 3
    Above Normal Dilution Factor 1
    CSF
    Normal Volume 5
    Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Below Normal Volume 10
    Below Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Above Normal Volume 3
    Above Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Whole Blood
    Normal Volume 5
    Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Below Normal Volume 10
    Below Normal Dilution Factor 1
    Above Normal Volume 3
    Above Normal Dilution Factor 1

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