Author(s)

Linda Neves

Affiliation(s)

Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, Glasgow, U.K.

Corresponding Author

Linda Neves

ABSTRACT

Biochemical tests can accurately reflect the patient’s current physical condition. Clinical diagnosis and treatment options for many diseases must be completed with the help of biochemical test results. This medical testing method has a very high usage rate in hospitals and has other functions. Testing and diagnostic methods have incomparable advantages. Biochemical tests play an extremely important role in clinical diagnosis and treatment. For the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, whether the biochemical test results are accurate will have a critical impact on the diagnosis and treatment effects of the disease. If the biochemical test results are inaccurate, it will have a negative impact on the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. If the sample is contaminated during the sampling process, even if it can be collected again, it will take a lot of time and materials, and may even cause dissatisfaction among patients. Although overall, all major medical institutions in my country have a complete and strict set of quality control measures when conducting biochemical tests, it is undeniable that there are still many biochemical test quality risks. To this end, we must start from all aspects to strengthen the management of biochemical test quality and eliminate all interference factors that may adversely affect the biochemical test results. This article reviews research on factors that may affect biochemical test results.

KEYWORDS

Biochemical tests; Influencing factors; Drug effects; Blood routine; Sample tubes

CITE THIS PAPER

Linda Neves. Study on influencing factors of biochemical tests. World Journal of Clinical Sciences. 2024, 2(1): 1-3. DOI: 10.61784/wjcs240153.

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