What is the nucleic acid captain?

In order to improve the efficiency of nucleic acid detection, the mixed detection mode of 10 and 1 is adopted in the large-scale nucleic acid screening for all staff, that is, when sampling, the samples sampled by 10 people are placed in the same sampling tube, and the first person in the group of 10 people will get a "sampling tube", which we affectionately call "sampling tube".

More specifically, when there are many people at the checkpoint, there are usually four people as a "nucleic acid team". The squad consists of a "small captain" or leader, two players and a phoenix tail. The team leader is the nucleic acid sampling tube and cotton swab when queuing to fill out the form.

The first person to get the sampling tube is the monitor, the second person is the team member, the medical staff will distribute a cotton swab, and the fourth person is the phoenix tail. The medical staff will distribute a transparent bag and a cotton swab to the fourth person in the class.

Murphy did a nucleic acid test and became the monitor.

Recently, the photo of host Morphy doing nucleic acid testing has been circulated on the Internet, which has attracted the attention of netizens. He exposed a long queue, and everyone in the picture lined up in an orderly way and waited patiently. Morphy also took a mobile phone to record the epidemic prevention and control personnel at the scene. Everyone was very orderly and tolerant, and the detection speed was naturally fast.

He wrote: I was dragged here for the first time to do nucleic acid, not far from home and the team was not long. I like to mention the monitor. It seems that Morphy is also actively helping the detection work and has become the "captain" of nucleic acid detection.