Complaint
| Product Name | Viral transport medium tube with swab |
| Model/Type | 1 test / box, 20 tests / box, 30 tests / box, 50 tests / box, 100 tests / box |
| Intended Use | The product is intended is used for collection, transportation and storage of samples(viruses, chlamydiae, mycoplasma and ureaplasma). |
| Indication | Used for collection, storage and transportation of viruses, chlamydiae, mycoplasma and ureaplasma. |
| Contraindication | The product is strictly prohibited for the sampling of bacterial samples, and the preservative liquid itself contains antibiotics which inhibit the bacteria. |
| Test population | Applicable for all population necessary for swabbing |
| Intended users | Qualified doctors, nurses for specimen collection in a medical laboratory or hospital |
| Component | It is usually composed of swabs and / or cups and tubes containing preservative fluid. |
| Scope of application | It is used for collection, transportation and storage of samples. |
| Precautions/cautions | 1.After sampling, the disposable sampler should be inspected as soon as possible, and transported immediately at low temperature of 2-8 degrees. The samples collected can be stored for 2-8 hours at a low temperature for 48 hours. The long-term storage should be kept at low temperature below -20 C, and stored at -70 C or -196 C. 2. the product is strictly prohibited for the sampling of bacterial samples, and the preservative liquid itself contains antibiotics which inhibit the bacteria. 3. prohibit direct contact with the patients being collected, and remove the wet swabs before sampling the patients. 4. sampling should be done strictly according to the sampling procedure, so that the sampling location is accurate and the sampling intensity is uniform. Otherwise, the quality of sample collection will be affected. 5. the product should not be used after the expiration date or the product package is damaged. |
| Warning |
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| Instruction for use | 1.Sterilization of the sampling tube and swab can be done before the medical institution or the user is used. 2.Annotate the relevant sample information on the sampling tube and inject an appropriate amount of sample solution. 3.According to different sampling requirements, sample swabs were sampled at the corresponding locations, holding the handle gently inserting the swab into the sampling area, gently rotating the swab 3-5 times, and then slowly removing it. 4.The sample is put into the sampling tube, and the sample swab is broken out of the sampling tube, then the tube cover is tightened, and the sample is sealed to complete the sampling. 5.The newly collected clinical specimens should be transported to the laboratory within 48 hours at 4ºC, and can not be sent to the laboratory for 48 hours. They should be kept at -70ºC or below. Specimens sent to the laboratory should be inoculated and separated as soon as possible, and can be stored at 4ºCfor 48 hours. If the inoculum is not inoculated, it should be kept at -70 ºC or below. 6.The conventional sampling methods are as follows: A) nasal swab: gently wipe the swab head into the nasal passages of the nasal passages, and then slowly exit after stopping for a moment. Wipe the other nostrils with another swab, immerse the swab head in the sample, and discard the tail. B) pharyngeal swabs: wipe the bilateral pharyngeal tonsils and the posterior pharyngeal wall with swabs, immerse the swab head in the sampling fluid, and discard the tail. C) gargle: gargle with 10mL normal saline, rinse the head back, make the "Oh" sound, let the saline rotate in the pharynx, and collect the lotion with the 50mL empty sampling tube. D) nasal lotion: the patient took his posture and his head was slightly backward, injecting 50mL normal saline into the nostril by pipette. He told the patient to simultaneously send K tone to close the pharyngeal cavity, then let the patient lower his head and let out the normal saline, collect the lotion with 50mL empty sampling tube, and repeat the process to wash the two nostrils. E) nasopharyngeal aspirates: tracheal and bronchial secretions are often collected by this method. Mucus is extracted from the nasopharynx with a collector connected to a negative pressure pump. First, the collector head is inserted into the nasal cavity, and the negative pressure is turned on. The head of the collector is collected and slowly pushed out. Collecting mucus and washing the collector with liquid 5mL for three times. F) autopsy specimens: autopsy tissue specimens were collected and samples were separated when necessary. Specimens were autopsy tissue. G) samples of mycoplasma, chlamydia and Ureaplasma samples: male: use sterile cotton swabs to rotate around the urethra about 2cm for a few seconds. Female: remove the mucus from the cervical mucus and insert the 1-2cm into the cervical canal with sterile swab |
| Shelf Life | 18 months |
| Duration | Single-use only |
| Contraindication | The product is strictly prohibited for the sampling of bacterial samples, and the preservative liquid itself contains antibiotics which inhibit the bacteria. |
| Warning | 1.This product is a disposable product, so it is forbidden to reuse. After use, it should be treated as medical waste; 2.Before use, please pay attention to whether the packaging and products are damaged or have other obvious defects. Please check whether the product is within the validity period. If it is beyond the validity period, please do not use it. 3.Please read the relevant instructions carefully before use, and be familiar with the instructions and operation methods of the product. |
| Storage condition | Store at ambient temperature and store in dry and ventilated places. Be careful of damp. Do not store with poisonous or special smell. Avoid direct contact with fire sources and inflammable and corrosive substances. |
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