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The Hemo Test Rapid Blood Residue Detection Kit is a quick and reliable solution for detecting blood residue on medical instruments and surfaces. With 25 tests per kit, it provides accurate results in just 10 seconds, ensuring optimal cleanliness.
Characteristics
Model
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Test kit for the detection of blood residue
Features
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Measuring range: The test kit can detect down to 0.1 μg of hemoglobin with a blue-green color change either on the swab and/or in the liquid.
Functions
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Detects blood residue on surfaces and instruments
USE
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To test for hemoglobin residue on items after cleaning.
Indicator Color Change
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colour change to blue-green indicating blood-protein residue down to 0.1 µg
Quantity in box
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25 Tests/Box
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Hemo Check Test: A Rapid Solution for Blood Residue Detection
Ensure Optimal Cleanliness and Patient Safety
The Hemo Check Test is a rapid and reliable solution to verify the effectiveness of your cleaning processes. This innovative blood residue test is designed to detect even the smallest traces of blood on medical instruments and surfaces. By using advanced technology, the Hemo Check Test provides accurate results in as little as 10 seconds.
Key Features
- Rapid Results: Get instant results, making cleaning verification efficient and timely.
- Easy to Use: A simple, straightforward procedure requires no specialized training.
- High Sensitivity: Detects even minute amounts of blood.
- Reliable and Accurate: Proven effective in various healthcare settings.
- Cost-Effective: Helps reduce the risk of costly reprocessing and potential infections.
How it Works
- Swab the Surface: Use the provided swab to collect a sample from the surface to be tested.
- Add the Reagent: Dip the swab into the reagent solution.
- Read the Results: A color change from transparent to greenish-blue color indicates the presence of blood residue.
Why Choose the Hemoglobin Checking Residue Test?
- Enhanced Patient Safety: Reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections.
- Improved Quality Assurance: Ensure thorough cleaning and disinfection.
- Regulatory Compliance: Adhere to strict industry standards and regulations.
- Cost-Efficiency: Prevent costly reprocessing and potential legal liabilities.
Scientifically Proven
The Hemo Test is based on a well-established scientific principle known as hemoglobin oxidation. This process relies on the specific reaction between hemoglobin (a protein found in red blood cells) and hydrogen peroxide in the presence of a colorimetric indicator. When blood residue is present, it reacts with the test solution, triggering a color change. This visible color change indicates the presence of blood.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How often should I use the Hemo Check Test? The frequency of testing will depend on your specific cleaning protocols and regulatory requirements. However, it is recommended to use the Hemo Test regularly to ensure optimal cleanliness.
- Can the Hemo Test detect other types of contaminants? No, the Hemo Test is specifically designed to detect blood residues. For other types of contaminants, additional testing methods may be necessary.
- How long does the Hemo Test take to expire? The shelf life of the Hemo Test is 18 months when stored properly.
Elevate Your Cleaning Standards
By incorporating the Hemo Test into your cleaning protocols, you can maintain the highest level of cleanliness and safety in your healthcare facility.
Articles
Cleaning Monitors and Indicators, Sterilization indicators
20 November 2023
It is customary to distinguish the following processing stages:
1. Disinfection. It is carried out using chemical or physical methods: their advantages are ease and comfort of use.
2. Pre sterilization cleaning. The stage of processing instruments, carried out after disinfection and washing them from disinfectants. Self-monitoring of the procedure is carried out daily.
3. Sterilization. At this stage, a set of measures is being taken to destroy bacteria and viruses on surgical and other medical instruments.
1. Disinfection. It is carried out using chemical or physical methods: their advantages are ease and comfort of use.
2. Pre sterilization cleaning. The stage of processing instruments, carried out after disinfection and washing them from disinfectants. Self-monitoring of the procedure is carried out daily.
3. Sterilization. At this stage, a set of measures is being taken to destroy bacteria and viruses on surgical and other medical instruments.
