The customer received questionable creatinine plus results for an unknown number of patient samples from three analytical p module analyzers at the site.Data was provided for three patient samples.Only the serial number for one analyzer, (b)(4) was provided.Patient sample 1 initial result was 243 umol/l and was reported outside the laboratory.The result was questioned and the patient was redrawn on (b)(6) 2014 with a result of 76 umol/l.The first sample was then repeated and the result was 74 umol/l.The patient was suspected to have kidney disease and was investigated for renal impairment, but was not adversely affected.The date of testing for the following samples was not provided.Patient sample 2 initial result was 330 umol/l and the repeat result was 75 umol/l.Patient sample 3 initial result was 154 umol/l and the repeat result was 81 umol/l.Information concerning which of these results was reported outside the laboratory or if the patients were adversely affected was requested, but was not provided.The creatinine r1 reagent lot number was 602987.The expiration date was requested, but was not provided.Review of the reaction monitor for one sample indicated something happened to the reaction when the r2 reagent was added indicating a possible reagent needle carryover from the r2 reagent.
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