Product Description
| Brand | Abbott |
| Sample Type | Whole Blood |
| Test Type | Cholestrol |
| CAT No | 14-875 |
The CLIA-waived Cholestech LDX Analyzer is engineered for confidence, providing accurate, actionable, and readily accessible results that have set the standard in point-of-care lipid profile, cholesterol, and glucose testing.
Fast and Accurate DiagnosticsThe CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer is designed for health professionals seeking rapid and reliable cholesterol, glucose, and lipid testing. Delivering results in just 5 minutes, it ensures minimal waiting time and improved workflow efficiency. The compact and portable form factor, coupled with a single-use testing capability, makes it ideal for a wide variety of clinical and point-of-care environments.
Simple Operation and User-Friendly InterfaceEase-of-use defines every aspect of this analyzer. It features automatic calibration and intuitive digital LCD display, ensuring smooth operation with minimal training. Its operation is straightforward, allowing for quick sample analysis and data retrieval. The device also incorporates built-in quality control, making it a dependable solution for consistent results.
Versatile Application and ConnectivitySuitable for clinical laboratories, hospitals, and decentralized testing sites, the CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer fits seamlessly into your workflow. With USB and printer connectivity, real-time operation, and memory capacity for up to 500 patient results, data management is effortless. Optional barcode reader support further streamlines patient tracking and record-keeping.
FAQ's of Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX ANALYZER:
Q: How is a test performed using the Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer?
A: To perform a test, collect a 40 L sample of capillary or venous whole blood and place it on the test cassette. Insert the cassette into the analyzer, which will automatically calibrate and process the sample. Results are displayed within about 5 minutes on the digital LCD screen.
Q: What types of tests can the Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer measure?
A: The analyzer provides quantitative measurements of cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, glucose, and ALT, making it suitable for comprehensive lipid and glucose profile analysis.
Q: When can this analyzer be used in a clinical setting?
A: This analyzer is suitable for use during routine check-ups, patient screening, health fairs, and in situations requiring rapid test results in clinical, laboratory, or point-of-care environments.
Q: Where should the Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer be installed or operated?
A: The device is portable and designed for use on flat surfaces in clinical, laboratory, or point-of-care settings. It should not be wall-mounted and must be operated in environments with temperatures between 15-30C for optimal performance.
Q: What is the process for maintaining and cleaning the device?
A: Maintenance is simple-clean the exterior with a damp cloth and avoid submerging the device. Regular quality control checks are built-in for reliable operation. Store the analyzer in dry conditions at room temperature to preserve its functionality.
Q: How does connectivity and data management work with this analyzer?
A: The analyzer offers USB and printer connectivity options for easy data output and supports memory for up to 500 patient results. It also accommodates an optional barcode reader for streamlined patient data entry and tracking.
Q: What are the main benefits of using the Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer?
A: Key benefits include rapid and accurate results, user-friendly operation, portable and compact design, automatic calibration, built-in quality controls, and regulatory approvals (CE mark and FDA 510(k)). It enables healthcare providers to offer timely, point-of-care diagnostics with minimal hassle.