The patient stated that she received erroneous results when testing with coaguchek xs meter serial number (b)(4).The customer uses capillary tubes for sample collection.At 4:31, a sample from the patient was tested on the meter, resulting as > 8.0 inr.At 4:42 p.M., a sample from the patient was tested on the meter, resulting as 1.4 inr.At 4:50 p.M., a sample from the patient was tested on the meter, resulting as 2.0 inr.When obtaining samples, the time elapsed between the fingerstick and application of sample to the test strip was longer than 15 seconds.On (b)(6) 2018, a sample from the patient was tested using an unknown laboratory method and this result was 2.1 inr.No adverse events were alleged to have occurred with the patient.The patient did not receive any treatment based on the meter results.The patient's therapeutic range is 2 - 3 inr.The patient has been taking 6 mg.Of warfarin daily for the last 3 weeks.The patient does not take heparin or direct thrombin inhibitors.The patient has had no changes in diet, no recent illnesses, and no new medications.The patient did not have any special or unusual diet.The patient has not had any bleeding.She stated that she bruises easily, but it was nothing that required treatment.The meter had not been cleaned under the strip guide cover.There were no visible signs of dirt, blood, or debris.The patient's product was requested for investigation and replacement product was sent to the patient.Relevant retention test strips (lot 2167482) were tested in comparison with the master lot test strips.For this purpose two human blood samples from marcumar donors and two internal reference meters were used.No error messages occurred.Retention samples were within specifications.
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