Nucleic-Acid Tests Used For Infectious Disease Screening Of Blood And Plasma Donations
Nucleic-Acid Tests Used For Infectious Disease Screening Of Blood And Plasma Donations are in vitro diagnostic devices intended for the qualitative detection of nucleic acid from infectious disease agents in human specimens, primarily for screening donated blood and plasma supplies. These devices are classified as Unclassified (Class U), governed by 21 CFR 610.40, and fall under the Microbiology medical specialty. The product code is QHO. These devices are not implants and are not flagged as life-sustaining.
Basic Information
- Product Code
- QHO
- Device Class
- FDA unclassified
- Regulation Number
- 610.40
- Medical Specialty
- Microbiology
- Review Panel
- MI
- Submission Type
- 3
Device Characteristics
Definition
For the qualitative detection of nucleic acid for infectious disease agents in human specimens.
Unclassified Reason
1
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Registration Numbers
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