Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 152 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 152 is a five-tube sample grid with duplicate Blood entries. Start with the Warm middle tube, the Yellow-capped DNA tube left of Urine, and the Blue-cap distance clue, then use the Blood/Tosca, Saliva/Sugar, and temperature exclusions to complete the sample board.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 152 — Full Solution
- Keep the duplicate Blood sample entries separate instead of forcing unique sample types.
- Place Warm storage in the middle tube.
- Put the Yellow-capped DNA sample to the left of the Urine sample.
- Use the two-column distance clue to place Infection relative to the Blue cap.
- Pair a Blood sample with the Tosca cap and place Saliva with the Sugar test.
- Finish Storage Temperature with the Cool/Sugar, Cold/DNA-or-Antibody, Blood/Cold, and Average/Warm exclusions.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the two Blood samples as one column or assuming all five sample types are unique.
- Confusing a two-column distance with a neighboring placement, or merging Cool with Cold.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 152 (quick clues)
- Label the two Blood columns separately as A and E; repeated sample types are intentional.
- Use the middle-Warm, Yellow-DNA-left-of-Urine, and Blue-cap distance anchors before the temperature exclusions.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Five sample tubes A-E with Sample Type, Cap Color, Test Purpose, and Storage Temperature rows. The solved sample headers are Blood, Urine, Saliva, Hair, and Blood.
- Goal
- Match each tube to its sample type, cap color, test purpose, and storage temperature.
- Opening
- Keep the two Blood columns distinct, fix the middle tube as Warm, and use the Yellow-capped DNA-left-of-Urine relation before applying the Blue-cap distance clue.
- Danger Zone
- Blood appears twice, and Cool, Cold, Average, and Warm are different temperature values. The Blue-cap clue is two columns away from Infection, not immediate adjacency.
- Mechanics
- A five-column grid combining repeated category values, cap/test pairings, a two-column distance relation, and multiple storage-temperature exclusions across eleven clues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are Blood and Blood both present in Level 152?
The sample-type row intentionally repeats Blood at two different columns. Track those columns independently so the cap and temperature clues can distinguish them.
Which clues should I use before the temperature row?
Anchor the Warm middle tube, Yellow-capped DNA left of Urine, Blue-cap distance to Infection, Blood/Tosca, and Saliva/Sugar first; then apply the storage exclusions.