学校自我检测违禁品试纸

使用说明书

我司同时提供独立包装试剂盒：BZO-BAR-COC--THC -MET--OPI-OXY-MDMA-PCP- AMP-XTC-MTD 或联检试剂盒（胶体金法）

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【产品名称】：学校自我检测违禁品试纸

     以下可以自由COMBO多联检测卡

Before carrying out the test, you must read the instruction manual thoroughly before using this product and urine samples to return to room temperature (20 ℃ ~ 30 ℃). as the picture shows:

【test result】

Positive (+): A purplish band appears in the control zone (C) only, and no purplish band appears in the test zone (T). Positive results indicate a caffeine concentration in urine above the threshold (3000 ng / mL).

Negative (-): Two purplish bands appear. One is in the test zone (T) and the other is in the control zone (C). Negative results indicate that the concentration of caffeine in the urine is below the threshold (3000 ng / mL).

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【公司名称】 广州健仑生物科技有限公司
杨永汉 

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【腾讯 QQ 】 506563099
【公司地址】 广州清华科技园创新基地番禺石楼镇创启路63号二期2幢101-103室

Interpersonal transmission of Ebola virus is mainly associated with direct or indirect exposure to blood and body fluids. Health-care workers have been reported to have been infected when appropriate infection control measures were not taken.

Because initial symptoms may not be specific, it is not always possible to detect Ebola virus patients early. Therefore, it is important that medical staff ensure that standard precautions are consistently applied to all patients and all healthcare practices, regardless of their diagnosis. These include basic hand hygiene, respiratory hygiene, use of personal protective equipment (at risk of other exposures to contaminated material), safe injection practices and safe bury practices.

Health-care workers providing medical care for suspected or confirmed Ebola virus infection should take infection control measures in addition to standard protective measures to avoid any contact with the patient's blood and body fluids and to be protected from possible exposure Infected environment occurs direct contact. When in close contact with patients with Ebola (within one meter), health care workers should wear facial protection products (masks or medical masks and safety goggles), clean but non-sterile long-sleeved gowns and gloves (some procedures Procedure requires sterile gloves).

Laboratory staff are also at risk. Diagnostic specimens collected from suspected human and animal cases of Ebola should be handled by trained personnel and disposed of in properly equipped laboratories.