Will it be affected if the ID card number, mobile phone number and home address filled in for the nucleic acid test are taken away?

No impact.

Community hospitals and other hospitals need to fill in personal information when doing nucleic acid tests. The hospital will also keep the identity information of the person doing the nucleic acid test confidential.

The substance detected by nucleic acid is the nucleic acid of the virus. Nucleic acid testing is to search for the presence of nucleic acid of foreign invading viruses in the patient's respiratory specimens, blood or stool to determine whether he or she is infected by the new coronavirus. Therefore, once the nucleic acid test is "positive", it can be proved that the virus is present in the patient's body. Therefore, a positive nucleic acid test can be used as a new standard for the diagnosis of new coronavirus infection. After the new coronavirus infects the human body, it will first reproduce in the respiratory system. Therefore, it can be determined whether the human body is infected with the virus by detecting the viral nucleic acid in sputum and nasopharyngeal swabs.