In order to comprehensively improve the regional nucleic acid detection capabilities and ensure that the regional nucleic acid detection tasks are completed within the specified time with high quality and quantity, on April 3, the first mobile nucleic acid detection in Dongping County The PCR square cabin laboratory will be put into operation soon.
It is reported that the shelter laboratory is managed by the County People’s Hospital and is located in the second community health service center in Dongping Street. 17.5 meters, 3.0 meters wide, about 26 tons in total weight, and 40 square meters in total area. It is divided into reagent preparation area, sample processing area, PCR amplification area, decontamination area and equipment area. Processing, automated nucleic acid extraction, nucleic acid detection and analysis and other full-process functions.
Compared with traditional PCR laboratories, the advantage of mobile shelter nucleic acid testing is that it can be mobilized flexibly and can be It can cope with various harsh and extreme environments, break through geographical restrictions, and have the characteristics of on-the-go inspection and flexibility.
Dongping County Health and Health Bureau selected 12 PCR laboratory staff, 4 nurses and 2 Information personnel form a laboratory work team, and conduct training on the knowledge of the new crown nucleic acid testing laboratory and the knowledge of hospital infection prevention and control, and can work at any time.
After the mobile nucleic acid detection PCR square cabin laboratory is put into use, if it runs for 24 hours, the daily test samples can be up to Up to 10,000 tubes; if samples are collected in a 10-in-1 or 20-in-1 mixed collection method, the daily inspection can reach 100,000 or 200,000 people; the test results can be issued in the fastest 2 hours and 15 minutes, which can effectively improve the epidemic response speed and Disposal ability, provide technical support for emergency response to public health emergencies, and escort the health of Dongping people.
Correspondent: Lin Li