Product Description
| Brand | Abbott |
| Sample Type | Whole Blood |
| Pack Size | 10T |
| CAT No | 97990 |
The TC HDL GLU Cassette measures total cholesterol (TC), a measure of the total amount of cholesterol in the blood, and high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol (referred to as the "good cholesterol) as well as glucose (GLU), a measure of blood sugar. TC HDL GLU also calculates the TC/HDL ratio and non-HDL cholesterol. For use with the Cholestech LDX System
Fast and Efficient Diagnostic TestingThe CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL GLU Cassettes allow healthcare professionals to obtain lipid and glucose profiles in just five minutes. These single-use cartridges, when operated with the Cholestech LDX Analyzer, streamline workflow, reduce waiting times, and help expedite clinical decisions. Their rapid and precise performance makes them a valuable tool in both laboratory and point-of-care environments.
Portable Accuracy for Blood Sample DiagnosticsEngineered for portability and convenience, the cassettes ensure accurate measurement with minimal sample volume. Their factory calibration and adherence to NCEP performance criteria give confidence in results. As a part of routine health checks or targeted diagnostics, the system is suitable for use wherever blood sample analysis is required, improving accessibility to vital lipid and glucose data.
FAQ's of Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL GLU CASSETTES:
Q: How do I use the Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL GLU Cassette for testing?
A: To conduct a test, insert a new cassette into the compatible Cholestech LDX Analyzer, add 35 L of whole blood, serum, or plasma to the correct port, and follow the analyzer's instructions. The device reads the cassette and provides results within five minutes.
Q: What types of samples are accepted by the cassettes?
A: The cassettes are designed to measure total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, and glucose from whole blood, serum, or plasma samples, offering flexibility in clinical and point-of-care settings.
Q: When should the CHOLESTECH LDX cassettes be used?
A: Use the cassettes whenever rapid lipid and glucose profiling is required for patient screening or monitoring. Their efficiency makes them ideal for routine check-ups, acute care diagnostics, and preventative assessments in clinical laboratories or at the point-of-care.
Q: Where should I store the Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX cassettes?
A: Store the cassettes in a controlled environment at 2-8C, keep them dry, and avoid direct sunlight. Proper storage ensures optimal performance throughout their 12-month shelf life.
Q: What benefits do these diagnostic cassettes offer?
A: These cassettes deliver rapid, precise results with a small sample requirement, support real-time testing, and ensure high accuracy. The system is portable, simple to use, and ideal for quick diagnostics in varied healthcare settings.
Q: Are the cassettes compatible with any device other than the Cholestech LDX Analyzer?
A: No, the cassettes are designed exclusively for use with the Cholestech LDX Analyzer and will not function correctly with other devices.
Q: What happens to the cassette after the test is complete?
A: Each cassette is for single use only and should be disposed of properly after the test, in accordance with local biomedical waste disposal guidelines.