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A Fecal Occult Blood test is done to detect invisible traces of blood within the stool.
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Instructions:
NOTE: In order to prevent any incorrect results, the test results should not be interpreted after 10 minutes.
Additional Information:
The analytical sensitivity of the test is 0.05 μg hHb/ml buffer. The Fecal Occult Blood Test is designed to detect lower levels of fecal occult blood than standard guaiac tests. The basis of the test is an immunochro-matographic sandwich capture method which yields results more specific to human hemoglobin and are easier to interpret than those of guaiac based devices. In addition, unlike guaiac assays, the accuracy of the Fecal Occult Blood Test is not affected by interfering substances and does not require any specific dietary restrictions for the collection of sample specimen. One step cassette style fecal occult blood test is a simple form of examination.
This is a simple, straight binding immunoassay for the quick and qualitative detection of human occult blood in feces. The assay is invented to identify the lower stages of colorectal bleeding than other biochemical detection methods. The test code is an immunochro-matographic sandwich technique using two specific monoclonal antibodies to purposely identify hemoglobin in test samples.
Results:
Positive: Two rose-pink color bands appear: one in the test zone (“T”) and one in the control zone (“C”). A positive result indicates that the specimen contains human hemoglobin.
Negative: One rose-pink color band appears in the control zone (“C”), with no band in the test zone (“T”). A negative result indicates that the specimen does not contain a detectable level of human hemoglobin.
Invalid: No rose-pink color band appears in the control zone (“C”), or a band appears in the test zone (“T”) but not in the control zone. An invalid result may be due to improper testing procedure or deterioration of the reagents. Repeat the test using a new device.
Note: There is no meaning attributed to the line color intensity or width. Any evidence of a line should be considered a line
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