When will the nucleic acid test be done?

The time of nucleic acid detection in most hospitals is 8:00- 12:00, 13:00- 18:00, and the specific time is subject to the working hours of each hospital.

In general, if nucleic acid detection is needed, it can basically be done during the day. However, due to different personnel and configurations in different places, nucleic acid detection is also different. Therefore, if you need to do nucleic acid testing to obtain nucleic acid, it is best to consult a local regular hospital.

Nucleic acid testing in hospitals is generally carried out during working hours. You can take samples at any time. The results will be available the next day. It is recommended to abide by the rules of life and rest. Don't stay up too tired, drink more boiled water, have more rest, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, have a light diet and avoid spicy food.

A, nucleic acid detection sampling matters needing attention:

1, before testing. Generally, there will be a large number of samplers in the sampling area for nucleic acid detection. To avoid cross infection, subjects should remember to wear masks correctly and enter the sampling area in sequence after proper disinfection. At the same time, they should avoid drinking water, eating, smoking, drinking and chewing gum 30 minutes before sampling.

2. test. Nucleic acid sampling will cause some discomfort to human body, such as nausea, which is a normal physiological reaction. The examinee should make preparations in advance, eliminate fear, relax as much as possible, keep his head back and his mouth open, so as to facilitate the smooth sampling and reduce discomfort. In addition, if sneezing occurs during sampling, cover it with paper towels in time.

3. Tested. After the completion of nucleic acid sampling, the subjects should leave the collection point in time, not stay for a long time, and not spit or vomit around the collection point. Moreover, when the subjects leave the collection point, they should disinfect their hands and clothes in time to prevent cross-infection. In addition, it is best for subjects to prepare a spare mask and put the discarded mask into the designated trash can.

4. Other precautions. Nucleic acid detection and collection personnel are usually strictly protected, and their speech may be unclear and their hearing may be affected. In order to improve efficiency, the examinee should prepare his ID card or household registration book in advance, prepare paper towels, and write the ID number, home address, contact telephone number and other information to the staff in advance.