Medico oral swab (MFS-98000KQ) DNA oral flocking sampling swab, gene sampling swab and disposable sampling swab are widely used in bacteriological sample processing, virology cell culture, DFA test, rapid and direct test, enzyme immunoassay test, polymerase chain reaction and detection based on molecular diagnosis.
DNA oral flocking sampling swab Product use:
Nylon flocking sampling swab is widely used, which is ideal for bacteriological sample processing, gene sampling, virology cell culture, DFA test, rapid and direct test, enzyme immunoassay test, polymerase chain reaction and molecular diagnosis-based test, and forensic identification. It can also be used for throat sampling of respiratory viruses such as influenza, swine flu, avian influenza and hand, foot and mouth.
Sampling method of throat swab: (recommended)
(1) to assist patients to take appropriate posture, rinse with water;
(2) Ask the patient to tilt his head slightly, open his mouth and make an “ah” sound, and quickly wipe the two palatal arches, pharynx and tonsils;
(3) Immerse the cotton swab head into the sampling solution, contact the pipe wall several times to keep as many samples as possible in the sampling solution, discard the cotton swab, clamp the tail, and close the plug.
How soon can the results come out?
Because the number of detection institutions and the number of nucleic acid samples in each region are different, the time for displaying nucleic acid detection results is also different. Usually, the results will be announced within 24-48 hours. If the unit has a testing institution in the fastest time, the patients admitted to the emergency department can display the emergency results within 4-6 hours. At present, nucleic acid detection has a wide range, which is mainly used to screen asymptomatic infected people, and also used to screen ordinary people who return to work, resume production and return to school. At present, nucleic acid detection is still an important basis for the diagnosis of novel coronavirus and pneumonia. Therefore, if suspicious patients have contact history or epidemiological history, fever, fatigue and other symptoms, they must go to the fever clinic of the designated hospital for nucleic acid detection.
