Use the Result Options screen to:
Review the results or release the results without review.
Your user classification is associated with the released values.
Enter the range of Sample IDs with results to be reviewed or released.
Enter the range for Tray/Cup , if that option is selected for the Edit Instrument Results submodule.
Determine if you want to perform QC Westgard Rule checking.
Determine if you want to perform a Delta Percents check of each test result defined for Delta Percent checking.
Note: After results are released from editing to the patient's record, the results can be changed or deleted in Sample entry type in Single Result Entry.
The user classification determines who performs particular tasks in the laboratory.
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Caution: 
To leave a screen in the CyberLAB system, always click the Exit button at the upper-right corner of the screen.
Do not use the (red or black) X button at the top-right corner of the screen. This action can affect operation of the application.
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There are two options concerning results: Review results or Release all results without review.
If you select Review results, the system advances to one of the following screens based on your previous edit option selection: Edit New Results, Edit Held Results, or Edit All Results.
If you select Release all results without review, all test results that have been received for the selected instrument are released immediately.
The first Sample ID in the range that you want to review or release.
The last Sample ID in the range that you want to review or release.
Note: It is recommended that at the end of the day, the range of Sample IDs be left blank on this screen. This method is used to reveal any test results that are outside the sample ranges used during the day.
The Tray/Cup option is applicable only if it is selected in Instrument Result Edit Format, as the format to edit instrument results. If it is the selected option, enter the IDs in the Start Tray and Start Cup text boxes.
The Tray/Cup option is applicable only if it is selected in Instrument Result Edit Format, as the format to edit instrument results. If it is the selected option, enter the IDs in the End Tray and End Cup text boxes.
A Yes or No option is available.
A Yes option allows you to confirm the accuracy of the instrument that performed the test. The system advances from the Result Options screen to a QC Options screen and a QC Result screen that enable you to weigh the test result against Westgard Rules . The result can display in a QC graph.
The criterion by which QC results either pass or violate Westgard Rules depends on the mean for the known of the test, as defined in the QC Dictionary Maintenance submodule. To broaden the scope, QC results may also be weighed against multiple knowns for the test, which are also defined in the QC Dictionary Maintenance submodule.
If a test fails Westgard Rule checking, you can enter or select comments in the QC Result Comments box.
If you select the No option on the Result Options screen, the system advances to the Edit Results screen, on which you review the test results.
Note: Use of the Westgard Rules is optional. The rules are set up in the QC Dictionary Maintenance submodule. If a user selects Westgard Rule checking but the facility does not use the option in the CyberLAB system, the system displays a message to notify the user.
A Yes or No option is available.
Delta Percents checking is performed for those tests that have a Delta Percents value defined in the Test Dictionary. The result is compared to previously released test results for the same test and the same patient.
Each result that has a Delta Percent variance greater than allowed displays a D to the right of the result.
If you select the Yes option, the new result is checked against the previous result the patient had for that test. If a variance is found, a D displays to the right of the result. Click the Prior Delta button to view the prior Delta result.
If you select the No option, a Delta Percents check is not performed.
Note to Keyboard Users: To navigate around a screen or scroll within a selection list , use the Tab key to move down and the Tab and Shift keys to move up. Press the Enter key to select the data.
For a shortcut key, also known as a hot key, press the Alt key and the key corresponding to the letter that is underlined, for example, Alt + O for OK.
Perform these steps:
Select one of the result options: Review results or Release all results without review.
For further information, see Options above in Definitions.
Enter the first Sample ID in the range that you want to review or release.
A Sample ID has a maximum of nine digits.
If the Tray/Cup option is selected for the Edit Instrument Results submodule, enter the IDs in Start and End Tray text boxes and in the Start and End Cup text boxes.
Enter the last Sample ID in the range that you want to review or release.
Select Yes or No option for perform QC Westgard tests. For further information, see Perform Westgard above in Definitions.
Select Yes or No option for perform Delta Percents check. For further information, see Perform Delta above in Definitions.
Click the OK button.
Click the Previous button to cancel entries on the Result Options screen and return to the previous screen.
