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1 M E D I C A L L A B O R A T O R Y E V A L U A T I O N PARTICIPANT SUMMARY Hematology, Coagulation, Blood Bank, Urinalysis, PPM MLE-M3 Total Commitment to Education and Service Provided by ACP, Inc.
2 Table of Contents Evaluation Criteria... 5 Hematology HemoCue (Module 215)... 6 Hemoglobin... 6 Glucose... 6 Sedimentation Rate... 6 Hematology with 5-part Automated Differential (CL Samples Module 223)... 7 White Blood Cell Count... 7 Red Blood Cell Count... 7 Hemoglobin... 8 Hematocrit... 8 Platelet Count... 9 Automated Differential... 9 Sysmex Hematology with 3-part Automated Differential (SYX Samples Module 224) White Blood Cell Count Red Blood Cell Count Hemoglobin Hematocrit Platelet Count Automated Differential Basic Hematology with 3-part Automated Differential (HD Samples Module 225) White Blood Cell Count Red Blood Cell Count Hemoglobin Hematocrit Platelet Count Automated Differential Hematology with 5-part Automated Differential (DIF Samples Module 226) White Blood Cell Count Red Blood Cell Count Hemoglobin Hematocrit Platelet Count Automated Differential Blood Lead Reticulocyte Count COPYRIGHT ACP, Inc. Single copies of all material subject to this copyright may be photocopied for the non-commercial use of scientific or educational advancement.
3 Hematology (cont d) Table of Contents (cont d) Hematology with 5-part Automated Differential (BCX Samples Module 228) White Blood Cell Count Red Blood Cell Count Hemoglobin Hematocrit Platelet Count Automated Differential Hematology with 5-part Automated Differential (MX Samples Module 229) White Blood Cell Count Red Blood Cell Count Hemoglobin Hematocrit Platelet Count Automated Differential Waived Hematology (Module 213) Hemoglobin Hematocrit Blood Cell Identification Blood Bank ABO Group Rh Factor (D Type) Rh Factor (Slide Method) Unexpected Antibody Detection Antibody Identification Compatibility Testing Coagulation Prothrombin Time International Normalized Ratio (INR) Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time Fibrinogen CoaguChek XS Plus Prothrombin Time International Normalized Ratio (INR) CoaguChek XS INR i-stat Prothrombin Time International Normalized Ratio (INR) Fluid Cell Count/Crystals WBC Count RBC Count Crystal Identification MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 3
4 Urinalysis Table of Contents (cont d) Microalbumin, Urine Dipstick Quantitative Creatinine, Urine Dipstick Quantitative Urinalysis Dipstick Specific Gravity ph Protein Glucose Ketones Bilirubin Urobilinogen Blood or Hemoglobin Leukocyte Esterase Nitrite Microalbumin (Dipstick Only) Urine hcg Fecal Occult Blood KOH Skin Preparation Urine Sediment Identification Provider-Performed Microscopy (PPM) Provider-Performed Microscopy (PPM) / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
5 EVALUATION CRITERIA The evaluation criteria used in the MLE Program is in accordance with the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA 88) federal requirements for proficiency testing. The criteria are included below. Qualitative For qualitative procedures, evaluation is based on participant or referee consensus. If participant consensus is not reached, CMS requirements call for grading by referee consensus. A minimum percentage of participants or referee laboratories must receive a passing score or the challenge is not evaluated due to lack of consensus. These percentages are listed below. ABO Group Antibody Identification Blood Cell Identification Compatibility Testing Crystal Identification Fecal Occult Blood KOH Skin Preparation Microalbumin (Semi-Quantitative) Provider-Performed Microscopy Rh Factor (D Type) Unexpected Antibody Detection Urine Dipstick Urine hcg Urine Sediment Identification 95% Participant or 100% Referee Consensus 95% Consensus 80% Consensus 95% Participant or 100% Referee Consensus 80% Consensus 80% Consensus 80% Consensus 80% Consensus 80% Consensus 95% Participant or 100% Referee Consensus 95% Consensus 80% Consensus 80% Consensus 80% Consensus Quantitative For quantitative procedures, a mean and standard deviation (SD) are calculated for each peer group consisting of 10 or more laboratories except for QBC Hematology and Coagulation (CG Specimens) which consist of peer groups of 5 or more laboratories. Acceptable performance is established on a target value the intervals below. An explanation on how to calculate the range of acceptability based upon these limits is also provided in your MLE Program Guide on page 37 under the heading Acceptable Ranges for Quantitative Results. Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time 15% Automated Differential 3 SD Blood Lead 4 µg/dl or 10%* Body Fluid - Red Cell Count 2 SD Body Fluid - White Cell Count 2 SD Creatinine, Urine (Quantitative) 17% Fibrinogen 20% Hematocrit 6% Hematocrit, Waived 6% or 2 SD* Hemoglobin 7% Hemoglobin, Waived 7% or 2 SD* International Normalized Ratio (INR) 20% Microalbumin (Quantitative) 30% Platelet Count 25% Prothrombin Time 15% Red Blood Cell Count 6% Reticulocyte Count 30% or 2 SD* Sedimentation Rate 2 SD Specific Gravity White Blood Cell Count 15% Whole Blood Glucose HemoCue 12 mg/dl or 20%* *Whichever is greater 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 5
6 HEMOCUE HEMATOLOGY HEMOGLOBIN (g/dl) Specimen HQ-5 Specimen HQ-6 HemoCue HEMOCUE HEMATOLOGY GLUCOSE (mg/dl) Specimen HQ-5 Specimen HQ-6 All Method All HemoCue Methods HemoCue Glucose 201/ SEDIMENTATION RATE (MM/HR) Specimen ES-5 Specimen ES-6 All Method All HiChem Methods All Vital Diagnostics Methods HiChem Mini-Ves Polymedco Sedimat Streck ESR-Auto Plus Vital Diagnostics Excyte M/ Westergren - diluted SEDIMAT SEDIMENTATION RATE (MM/HR) Specimen MAT-5 Specimen MAT-6 Polymedco Sedimat / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
7 HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT (x K/uL) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL RED BLOOD CELL COUNT (x M/uL) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 7
8 HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL HEMOGLOBIN (g/dl) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL HEMATOCRIT (percent) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
9 HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL PLATELET COUNT (x K/uL) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL NEUTROPHILS (percent) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 9
10 HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL LYMPHOCYTES (percent) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL MONOCYTES (percent) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
11 HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL EOSINOPHILS (percent) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby HEMATOLOGY W/ 5-PART DIFFERENTIAL BASOPHILS (percent) Specimen CL-11 Specimen CL-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-13 Specimen CL-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby Specimen CL-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Ruby MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 11
12 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT (x 10 9 /L) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
13 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL RED BLOOD CELL COUNT (x /L) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 13
14 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL HEMOGLOBIN (g/dl) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
15 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL HEMATOCRIT (percent) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 15
16 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL PLATELET COUNT (x10 9 /L) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
17 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL LYMPH W/SCR (percent) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 17
18 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL MONO/MIXED W/MCR (percent) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
19 SYSMEX HEMATOLOGY W/ AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL NEUT W/LCR (percent) Specimen SYX-11 Specimen SYX-12 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-13 Specimen SYX-14 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP Specimen SYX-15 All Method All Sysmex Instruments Sysmex KX-21N & K-800, 1000, Sysmex poch-100i Sysmex XP MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 19
20 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT (x 10 9 /L) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
21 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT (x 10 9 /L) cont d Specimen HD-15 Instrument Labs Mean SD CV Median Range All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL RED BLOOD CELL COUNT (x /L) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 21
22 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL RED BLOOD CELL COUNT (x /L) cont d Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
23 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL HEMOGLOBIN (g/dl) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 23
24 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL HEMOGLOBIN (g/dl) cont d Specimen HD-15 Instrument Labs Mean SD CV Median Range All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL HEMATOCRIT (percent) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
25 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL HEMATOCRIT (percent) cont d Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 25
26 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL PLATELET COUNT (x 10 9 /L) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
27 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL PLATELET COUNT (x 10 9 /L) cont d Specimen HD-15 Instrument Labs Mean SD CV Median Range All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL LYMPHOCYTES (percent) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 27
28 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL LYMPHOCYTES (percent) cont d Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
29 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL MONO/MID/MIXED/MCR (percent) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 29
30 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL MONO/MID/MIXED/MCR (percent) cont d Specimen HD-15 Instrument Labs Mean SD CV Median Range All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL GRANULOCYTES/NEUT (percent) Specimen HD-11 Specimen HD-12 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D / 2015 MLE-M3 Participant Summary
31 BASIC HEMATOLOGY W/ 3-PART DIFFERENTIAL GRANULOCYTES/NEUT (percent) cont d Specimen HD-13 Specimen HD-14 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D Specimen HD-15 All Method All Abbott Cell-Dyn Instruments All ABX Instruments All Boule (CDS) Instruments All COULTER Instruments All Danam/Drew Scientific Instruments Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Abbott Cell-Dyn Emerald ABX Diagnostics Micros/45/ Boule (CDS) Medonic M series COULTER AcT diff/diff Drew Scientific D MLE-M3 Participant Summary/ 31
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