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7. Precautions for users
For in vitro diagnostic use only.
7.1 General warnings and precautions for the users
This test must be carried out only by trained laboratory personnel. The guidelines for
working in medical laboratories must be followed. Read through the instructions for
use carefully prior to testing and strictly adhere to the instructions.
Biological specimens must be viewed as potentially infectious and must be handled
and disposed of appropriately, like all reagents and materials that come into contact
with potentially infectious specimens. Avoid direct contact with biological specimens.
Avoid squirting or spraying. Materials that come in contact with biological specimens
must be treated for at least 30 min with 3 % sodium hypochlorite or autoclaved for
one hour at 121 °C prior to their disposal. Flammable disposable materials must be
burned. Liquid waste containing acids or bases must be neutralized prior to disposal.
Users are responsible for proper disposal of all reagents and materials after use in
accordance with appropriate safety standards. Follow the respective national
disposal regulations.
For further details, see the safety data sheets (SDSs) at www.r-biopharm.com
.
Wear personal protective equipment (appropriate gloves, lab coat, safety glasses,
face mask) when handling reagents and specimens, and wash hands meticulously
after completing the test. Do not pipette specimens or reagents using your mouth. Do
not smoke, eat, drink, or use cosmetic products in work areas. Avoid contact with
broken skin or mucous membranes.
Dispose of test kit once the expiration date has lapsed. Use only the reagents
provided with the product and recommended by the manufacturer. Do not use
reagents from other lots. Do not use reagents from other manufacturers.
7.2 Molecular biological warnings and precautions for the users
Molecular biological procedures such as nucleic acid extraction, amplification, and
detection require trained and qualified laboratory personnel to avoid the risk of
erroneous results, especially resulting from the degradation of the nucleic acid in the
specimens or contamination of the specimens with amplification products.
For manual processing, ensure that sample preparation/extraction, PCR preparation,
and PCR are carried out in different rooms in order to avoid cross-contamination.
Never bring amplification products into areas where sample preparation/extraction
and PCR preparation are taking place. Each area (sample preparation/extraction,
PCR preparation, and PCR) requires separate lab coats, gloves, and implements
designated exclusively for that area. Lab coats, gloves, and implements from the
PCR area should never be used in the sample preparation/extraction or PCR
preparation area.
The specimens should be used only for this type of analysis and must be processed
under the laminar airflow hood. Never open vials of different specimens at the same
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