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Sampling: 1 Use a container that is not leaky to receive the urine sample
2 Usually, the first sample of urine early in the morning is of high diagnostic significance
3 Retaining the sample of urine with the terminal sample is the best
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The test paper is completely immersed in the urine, and removed after 2 seconds or so. p>/9
Remove the test strip by completely immersing it in the urine and removing it after about 2 seconds. Gently drain off the excess urine sample along the opening of the container when removing the test strip. (Close the lid of the test strip pail immediately after removing the test strip, and do not return the removed test strip to the pail, whether it is used or not.)
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Tap the edge of the soaked test strip (on its side) on an absorbent paper towel to remove the excess urine sample. (Remember to place the measuring block directly on the absorbent paper towel to absorb the water)
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Place the test paper (face up) on the carrier table, with the tip of the test paper slightly pressed against the bottom of the paper slot on the carrier table
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Press the "Detect" button on the instrument panel to enter the detecting state. The printer then prints the test results automatically.
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Remove the test paper (for processing)
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Remove the printout and view the test results