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STLS: Truenat

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  • STLS: Truenat as a Rapid Molecular Diagnostic Test

    • Truenat DNA Extraction Cartridge
    • Overview of the Truenat Testing Process
    • Inbuilt Controls used in TrueNAT 

  • STLS: Specimen processing for Truenat

    • Processing of Sputum Sample before Truenat Testing
    • TrueNAT Sample Processing: Other Body Fluids
    • DNA Extraction in TrueNAT MTB and TrueNAT MTB/RIF DX Assay
    • PCR Amplification of the Target genes in Truenat

  • Truenat: Testing using Truenat

    • Unloading the Truenat Cartridge
    • Using Truenat autoanalyzer for MTB testing
    • Loading the elute onto the Truenat MTB Chip
    • Amplification and Detection of MTB and MTB-Rif

  • STLS: Truenat result Interpretation and recording

    • Truenat MTB Assay Results Interpretation: Visualization
    • TrueNAT MTB Assay Results Interpretation: Detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and RIF Resistance
    • Retrieving test results from the Truenat machine
    • Recording Truenat Results
    • Recording and reporting the NAAT results
    • Reset Procedure for Truenat Testing

  • STLS: Troubleshooting in Truenat

    • Interfering Substances causing errors in NAAT Assay
    • Monitoring Different Types of Errors with Truenat
    • Trueprep Error Classes and actions
    • Truelab Error Classes and actions
    • Troubleshooting Failures Without Error Codes

  • STLS: Truenat Instrument maintenance and record keeping

    • Maintenance of the Truenat Instrument - General Principles
    • Truenat Instrument Installation Criteria
    • Daily, Weekly and Monthly Maintenance of Truenat Instrument
    • NAAT Instrument Monthly Data Archive and Data Back-up
    • Annual Maintenance of the Truenat Instrument

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