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Measures: Number of red blood cells in the blood

Identifies: Red blood cell disorders

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What is the maximum days the report can be obtained for the test

The maximum days the report can be obtained for the test OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test is 14 days.

What are the prerequisites for the test OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test

  • Ensure that the swab or air sample is collected following proper procedures
  • Have a clean and sterile collection container ready
  • Make sure that the collection container is properly labeled with the sample information
  • Verify that the testing equipment is calibrated and functioning correctly
  • Check that all necessary reagents and materials are on hand
  • Ensure that the testing area is clean and free of contaminants

What are the measure values for the test OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test

  • pH Level: 7.2 - 7.8
  • Temperature: 20°C - 25°C
  • Coliform Bacteria: Less than 10 CFU/ml
  • Escherichia coli: Negative
  • Staphylococcus aureus: Negative
  • Pseudomonas aeruginosa: Negative

What does this test OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test identify?

The OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test is used to identify the presence of specific bacteria or fungi in a sample taken from a surface or the air in an operating theater (OT). This test helps to monitor and prevent the spread of infections in healthcare facilities by identifying potential sources of contamination. The results of this test can help healthcare providers take appropriate measures to maintain a clean and safe environment for patients and staff.

Why is this test OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test taken?

Reasons for taking the OT Culture - Single Sample (Swab/Air) Test

1. Preventing infection outbreaks: The OT Culture test helps in identifying any potential pathogens present in the operating theatre environment. By detecting and addressing these pathogens, the risk of infection outbreaks among patients and healthcare workers can be minimized.

2. Ensuring a sterile environment: Operating theatres need to maintain a high level of cleanliness and sterility to prevent surgical site infections. The OT Culture test helps in monitoring the effectiveness of cleaning and disinfection protocols in the operating theatre.

3. Compliance with regulations: Healthcare facilities are required to follow certain guidelines and regulations to ensure patient safety. Regular testing of the operating theatre environment with the OT Culture test helps in demonstrating compliance with these regulations.

4. Quality control: The OT Culture test is a tool for quality control in healthcare settings. It helps in assessing the effectiveness of infection control measures and identifying areas for improvement.

5. Early detection of issues: By regularly testing the operating theatre environment, any issues or contamination can be detected early and addressed promptly. This can help in preventing potential harm to patients and staff.

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The purpose of this test is to detect the presence of harmful bacteria or fungi in a specific area, such as an operating theater, using a single sample collected either through swabbing or air sampling.
The sample can be collected either by swabbing surfaces in the area of interest or by using an air sampler to collect airborne particles. The collected sample is then sent to a laboratory for analysis.
This test can detect the presence of various bacteria and fungi that may pose a risk to the cleanliness and safety of the operating theater or other medical environments.
The turnaround time for the test results can vary depending on the laboratory conducting the analysis. Typically, results are available within a few days to a week.
A positive result may indicate the presence of harmful pathogens in the tested area, which could pose a risk of infection to patients and staff. It is important to take necessary steps to address and eliminate the source of contamination.

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