Respiratory infection diseases are common in adults and children, and most respiratory viruses have the potential to cause more than one type of respiratory disease, and the characteristics of
several types of viruses can be found in the same patient. In respiratory viral infection,
the correct differentiation of infected pathogens can help clinicians timely choose treatment options to avoid antibiotic abuse. Therefore, the laboratory diagnosis of respiratory virus infection is of great clinical significance.
Advantages
O Facilitates patient treatment decisions quickly
O Simple, time-saving procedure
O All necessary reagents provided & no equipment needed
O High sensitivity and specificity
Test Method
Samples preparation
1) Open the extraction reagent and drop all the liquid into the extraction tube.
2)lnsert the swab into the extraction tube which contains the extraction reagent. Rotate the swab inside the tube using a circular motion to roll the side of the extraction tube so that the solution is expressed and reabsorbed from the swab.
3)Pinch the extraction tube with fingers and elute the liquid on the swab as far as possible into the extraction reagent, then pull out the swab. The extracted solution will be used as test specimen.
4)Buckle the dripper.