Clinicians should not use the i-STAT(®) Hb in isolation for clinical decision-making when considering blood transfusion in a situation of 25% or greater blood loss.īlood loss haemoglobin measurement point-of-care. The standard deviation of i-STAT(®) Hb was greater after ≥25% estimated total blood volume loss. Flash glucose monitoring system (236 pages) Measuring Instruments Abbott Pima ANALYSER User Manual.

(9 pages) Measuring Instruments Abbott FreeStyle Libre 2 User Manual. The purchase of i-STAT analyzer and non-stocked i-STAT cartridges requires pre-approval and account set-up. is contracted with an approved third party medical supplier to purchase these products for our customers. (659 pages) Measuring Instruments Abbott i-STAT 1 User Manual. is an indirect distributor of the Abbott iStat products. The i-STAT(®) Hb had an acceptable coefficient of variation, but the Hb levels were lower than those estimated by the laboratory. Measuring Instruments Abbott i-STAT 1 System Manual. There was poor correlation between total plasma protein and bias in i-STAT(®) measurements. The BMP blood test measures blood glucose or blood sugar levels, blood acid/base balance, and kidney function. Eight blood tests make up the basic metabolic panel, which gives details about your body’s metabolism. The mean total plasma protein difference (total plasma protein T=0 minus T=1) was 13.6 g/l (95% confidence interval 10.2 to 17.0). The Chem 8 panel goes by many names, but is most commonly known as the basic metabolic panel. The mean difference between i-STAT(®) and laboratory Hb was -7.6 g/l (standard deviation 6.5) at T=0 and -5.1 g/l (standard deviation 12) at T=1. Prime Plus is a rapid, whole blood critical care analyzer that offers the broadest choice of assays including Chem 8, Blood Gases, Lactate, and H&H. The coefficient of variation of the paired i-STAT(®) Hb estimates was 2.8% and 2.9% at T=0 and T=1, respectively. Blood tests for i-STAT(®) Hb, laboratory Hb (Sysmex XE-2100(™), Sysmex Corporation, Kobe, Japan) and total plasma proteins were obtained at the start of surgery (T=0) and when an estimated 25% total blood volume loss had occurred (T=1). We investigated the accuracy of i-STAT(®) (Abbott Point of Care Inc., Princeton, NJ, USA) haemoglobin (Hb) measurement in surgical patients with an estimated blood loss of ≥25% of total blood volume. These testing procedures are for use with the following CLIA-waived i-STAT cartridges: CHEM8+, 6+, EC4+, E3+, Crea, and G.

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