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Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 1 of 50 Objectives Flags Codes Messages CBC Parameters Cellular Interference Differential Parameters NRBC Parameters Retic Parameters Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 2 of 50 Flags Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 3 of 50 Codes Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 4 of 50 Messages Messages – Results related: • Suspect: messages are generated by internal algorithms to convey that a clinical condition may exist with a specimen based on an abnormal cell population or distribution. • System: messages indicate an event that may affect the operation of a system, requires operator notification and or entry into a History Log. – Most accompanied by an R (review) flag – Some are accompanied by N or P flags • Definitive: defined by the Operator Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 5 of 50 Messages Exception or System Status Messages – Exception: anything with an exception won’t be released, for example – default test order – System Status: an event that may affect system operation. Accompanied by operator notification and entry into log. Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 6 of 50 Examples Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 7 of 50 CBC Parameters Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 8 of 50 Data Fusion Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 9 of 50 Cellular Interference • System message Cellular Inter • WBC & associated parameters, or TNC, flagged with R • The results are only flagged if we are uncertain of the correction, or can’t correct (not just because a correction occurred). Rev. A (May 2012) • Suspect message Cellular Inter • WBC & associated parameters, or TNC, flagged with R • For CBC or CBC/Retic panels only, when NRBC are detected but not reported. Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 10 of 50 Red Cell Messages • Suspect message Dimorphic Reds • Data pattern consistent with the presence of multiple red cell populations Rev. A (May 2012) • Suspect message Red Cell Agglut • Data pattern consistent with the presence of agglutinated red cells Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 11 of 50 RBC Fragments/Microcytes • Suspect message RBC Frag/Micro • Pattern observed consistent with the presence of RBC fragments and/or microcytic red cells. Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 12 of 50 Giant Platelets • Suspect message Giant Platelet • May be accompanied by System message specific to platelet results • Giant Platelet data pattern observed Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 13 of 50 Platelet Clumps • System message Platelet Clumps • PLT & associated parameters flagged with R • Clumped platelet data pattern observed Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 14 of 50 Platelet Messages • System message PLT Inter: Debris • PLT & associated parameters flagged with R • PLT requires review due to the possible presence of an interference with small platelets Rev. A (May 2012) • System message RBC-PLT Overlap • PLT & associated parameters flagged with R • PLT histogram shows a possible interference with larger platelets Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 15 of 50 WBC Interference from HGB • System message WBC Inter: HGB • HGB & associated parameters flagged with R • HGB may not be adequately corrected for WBC interference Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 16 of 50 Differential Parameters Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 17 of 50 One Cell at a Time . . . WBCs are hydrodynamically focused FLOW CELL SHEATH-FLUID IN SAMPLE DILUTION SENSING AREA SHEATH FLUID SHEATH-FLUID IN Rev. A (May 2012) SAMPLE IN Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 18 of 50 Flow Cytometric Digital Morphology Multiple angles of light scatter, captures 10X more data than previously possible – – – – – AL2 (axial light loss) LALS (lower angle LS) LMALS (lower med angle LS) UMALS (upper med angle LS) MALS (median angle LS) Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 19 of 50 Flow Cytometric Digital Morphology Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 20 of 50 Differential Parameters MONO NEUTS LYMPH Rev. A (May 2012) EOS BASO Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 21 of 50 Abnormal Cell Distribution 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MO Blasts NE Blasts Immature Granulocytes Band Neutrophils LY Blasts Variant Lymphocytes Small Lymps / Low Opacity Non-White Cells 8 Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 22 of 50 LY Blast 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message LY Blast • Blasts suspected in the LY area of the dataplot • Data pattern consistent with possible presence of very immature cells Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 23 of 50 MO Blast 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message MO Blast • Blasts suspected in the MO area of the dataplot • Data pattern consistent with possible presence of very immature cells Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 24 of 50 NE Blast 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message NE Blast • Blasts suspected in the NE area of the dataplot • Data pattern consistent with possible presence of very immature cells Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 25 of 50 Immature Granulocytes 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message Imm Grans • [Metamyelocytes, myelocytes &/or promyelocytes] or [myelocytes & promyelocytes] • Variable sensitivity with default set at high Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 26 of 50 Left Shift 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message Left Shift • Metamyelocytes, without more immature granulocytes • Variable sensitivity with default at high • Can be disabled Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 27 of 50 Variant LY 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message Variant LY • Variant (viral), atypical or abnormal LY suspected • Variable sensitivity with default at high Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 28 of 50 Abnormal Diff Pattern 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • System message Abn Diff Pattern • Results do not match any known template • All Diff results accompanied by R flag Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 29 of 50 NRBC 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • Suspect message NRBC • NRBC suspected in the signature position of the dataplot • Only in condition where the NRBC module is disabled and the panel includes a Diff Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 30 of 50 Aged Sample 5PD1 5PD2 Normal 5PD1 • System message Aged Sample • All Diff results accompanied by R flag • The results are only flagged if we are unable to give a correct differential, not just because aging is present. Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 31 of 50 Excessive Debris 5PD1 5PD2 • System message Excessive Debris: D • All Diff results accompanied by R flag Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 32 of 50 NE-EO Overlap 5PD2 5PD1 • System message NE-EO Overlap • All Diff results flagged with R • Population shift observed (NE and EO not in correct spatial location) Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 33 of 50 MO-NE Overlap 5PD1 5PD2 • System message MO-NE Overlap • All Diff results flagged with R • Population shift observed (MO and NE not in correct spatial location) Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 34 of 50 Low Events: D 5PD1 5PD2 • System message Low Events: D • Not enough events available for differential Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 35 of 50 High Opacity Events 5PD1 5PD2 • System message High OP Events • All Diff results accompanied by R flag • Interference in Opacity that has been observed with bone marrow samples or specimens with platelet clumps. Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 36 of 50 Low RMALS Events 5PD1 5PD2 • System message Low RMALS Events • All Diff results flagged with R • RMALS mode value is too low Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 37 of 50 NRBC Parameters PLT/DEBRIS WBC NRBC Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 38 of 50 Abnormal NRBC Pattern NRBC1 NRBC2 • System message Abn NRBC Pattern • NRBC & associated parameters flagged with R • Fits no known pattern Normal nRBC Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 39 of 50 NRBC-LY Overlap NRBC1 NRBC2 • System message NRBC-LY Overlap • NRBC & associated parameters flagged with R • Couldn’t separate NRBC from small LY during analysis Normal nRBC Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 40 of 50 NRBC Interference NRBC1 NRBC2 • System message NRBC Inter • NRBC & associated parameters flagged with R • Significant amount of interference in NRBC regions that are not NRBC Normal nRBC Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 41 of 50 Miscellaneous NRBC Messages • Detected by Hardware, not algorithm • Flow Cell Clog: N • System Event: N Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 42 of 50 Reticulocyte Parameters WBC’S MATURE RBC’S RETICS PLT/DEBRIS Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 43 of 50 Abnormal Hemoglobin • Suspect message Abn Hemoglobin • ‘Others’ category = green (~ platelets) & orange (not cleared) particles. • Indicates a possible clearing problem in the presence of abnormal hemoglobin Normal Retic Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 44 of 50 Sickled Cells • Suspect message Sickled Cells • Data pattern consistent with sickled cells Normal Retic Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 45 of 50 Retic System Messages • System message RET-RBC Overlap • RET & associated parameters flagged with R. • Unclear separation of retics & mature red cells. • System message RET Inter: PLT • RET & associated parameters flagged with R. • The platelet population may have interfered with the RET. Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 46 of 50 Nucleated Cells • System message Nucleated Cells • RET & associated parameters flagged with R • NRBC or small WBC (especially small LY as in CLL) are visible in the dataplot (blue) and may have interfered with RET measurement Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 47 of 50 Flow Cell Clog • System message Flow Cell Clog: R • RET and associated parameters flagged with R • Hardware detected a flow cell clog during analysis • It is possible to have a flow cell clog that is severe enough to inhibit data [:::::]. Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 48 of 50 System Event During Retic Examples include (but are not limited to): • Laser Offset Voltage failure • Temperature Out of Range Rev. A (May 2012) • System message System Event: R • RET & associated parameters flagged with R • Hardware parameters were out of limit for an item that could affect RET analysis (e.g. voltage, temperature, pressure). Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 49 of 50 Rev. A (May 2012) Professional Development © 2012 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 50 of 50