Mononucleosis Test Kit

The human heterophile antibodies associated with Infectious Mononucleosis (IM) are determined qualitatively and semi-quantitatively using the Infectious Mononucleosis Latex Test (IML).



The number of tests is as follows:
Fifty assessmentsinput:
output:Testing Procedure:
Manualinput:
output:Temperature of Storage:2–8°Cinput:
output:Outcomes:Qualitative Examination:
Agglutination is a positive indicator of the heterophile antibody that is associated with IM.input:
output:Negative: The absence of agglutination suggests that the heterophile antibody associated with IM is not present.input:
output:Semi-quantitative evaluation: The reciprocal of the titer of the IM heterophile antibody is:The highest dilution that demonstrates a positive reaction. An increase in the number of IM heterophiles

The agglutination titer may be clinically significant in the early stages of the disease and may aid in the diagnosis of IM.input:
output:Procedure Restrictions:input:
output:A positive test result should not be used to diagnose IM without the support of patient history and hematological or other clinical evidence. In the same vein, a negative test result does not entirely exclude the possibility of IM.input:
output:False positive results may result from microbial contamination or incubation of the test beyond the recommended duration.