Shanghai is recruiting nucleic acid samplers. What else should nucleic acid samplers do besides "poke their mouths"?

Since the emergence of the new coronavirus in China, nucleic acid testers have been in everyone's sight. Everyone thinks that nucleic acid testers may work at a fixed position every day to poke others' noses or throats. So simple, but in fact it is not like that. Nucleic acid testers still have a lot of preparation and aftermath work before and after the test.

First of all, you must learn to put on or take off protective clothing before testing, and understand the safety standards of protective clothing. At the same time, the entire sampling environment must be disinfected, and the materials and lists involved in the sampling site must be disinfected before sampling can be carried out. Because the nucleic acid test information requires one-to-one real-name verification, you must first learn how to register by scanning the QR code, fill in the information, and use some software before you can perform the nucleic acid test. Guide the residents being tested to perform operations.

Secondly, after the sampling is completed, you must learn to organize the materials and samples obtained. You cannot mix up or make mistakes in everyone’s sampling information. You must strictly organize it one-to-one with personal information. good. After sampling, the detected samples must be placed into test tubes aseptically. Generally, if it is a single tube, 50 tubes can be placed in a sealed box, but if it is a mixed tube, only 10 cans can be placed in a beehive. After everything is sorted out, you still need to learn to perform systematic sealing work. At the same time, the protective clothing you wear must be disinfected and must be disinfected in strict accordance with the hygiene standards of medical waste. Medical waste garbage bags must be tied up with a double-layer gooseneck sealing method to truly complete the cleaning work.

Finally, in addition to these, nucleic acid testers also have many other additional tasks to do, which sometimes may involve maintaining order, handling some emergencies, etc. In short, it is not as common as everyone sees it. Simple and effortless. While we enjoyed the relaxed service, was there someone who did a lot of things behind the scenes for us?