IVD closed system chemiluminescence Immunodiagnosis test kit HBsAg HBsAb HBeAg HBeAb HBcAb Anti-HCV Anti-HIV Anti-TP

IVD Chemiluminescence Immunodiagnosis Infectious Disease kit HBsAg HBsAb HBeAg HBeAb HBcAb Anti-HCV Anti-HIV Anti-TP

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Infectious diseases are a class of diseases caused by various pathogens that can be transmitted between humans, animals and animals or between humans and animals. Most of the pathogens are microorganisms, and a small part is parasites. The cause of parasites is also called parasitic diseases. It has the characteristics of fast transmission, wide spread and great harm, so the detection of infectious diseases is extremely important.

The eight inspections of infectious diseases refer to the five items of hepatitis B, AIDS antibodies, syphilis antibodies and hepatitis C antibodies.
1. Hepatitis B five items: Hepatitis B five items are the most commonly used detection methods to detect hepatitis B virus infection. By detecting serological markers of hepatitis B virus in blood, the status and prognosis of infection can be judged. The five items of hepatitis B include hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis B surface antibody, hepatitis B e antigen, hepatitis B e antibody and hepatitis B core antibody positive hepatitis B surface antigen, which usually indicates the presence of hepatitis B virus infection. A positive hepatitis B surface antibody indicates that the hepatitis B virus has been cleared from the body. Hepatitis B big three positive means that the hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis B e antigen and hepatitis B core antibody are positive, that is, two antigens and one antibody are positive, which usually indicates that the virus is actively replicating in the body and is highly infectious. Hepatitis B small three positive means that hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis B e-type antibody and hepatitis B core antibody are positive, that is, one antigen and two antibodies are positive, which usually indicates that hepatitis B virus is not actively replicating in the body, but it is still infectious.

2. AIDS antibodies: AIDS antibodies are AIDS antibodies produced after people are infected with HIV. Without antiviral effects, HIV antibodies can reflect that people are infected with HIV from the side.

3. Syphilis antibodies: Syphilis antibodies are antibodies produced after infection with syphilis. A positive syphilis antibody indicates a previous infection with syphilis. Whether there is specific transmission, whether treatment is required, and whether further testing for syphilis non-specific antibodies is required, can be clearly known.

4. Hepatitis C antibody: Hepatitis C antibody is a screening method to determine whether there is hepatitis C infection. Test results are usually positive or negative. Hepatitis C antibodies are not protective antibodies. It is necessary to further check HCV-RNA for hepatitis C infection. If it is negative, it is considered to be infected with hepatitis C virus, which is not infectious and does not require treatment. HCV-RNA viral replication was positive, indicating the presence of hepatitis C infection and infectivity.