Portable Blood Gas Analyzer
MCL0698
Key Feature:
Accurate,reliable and maintenance-free
Self-calibration for each test
Accurate results in approximately 5 minutes
Dry chemistry method,no reagent pack required,no
carry-over contamination
Lightweight and portable
Rechargeable lithium battery:more than 50 tests
Size:235mm×210mm×160mm
Weight:3+0.5 kg (including battery)
Easy-to-use
Quick start tutorial
8-inch full HD touchscreen
Smart identification in cartridge
Feedback of cartridge insertion
Identification of the cartridge expiration date
Automatic quality control
Regular QC reminders
Power on Self-Test
Dual quality control:electronic simulator and controls
Test parameters and clinical significance
Electrolytes
Potassium ion (K)
Even small changes in extracellular K'concentration will have significant effects on the transmembrane potential gradient,and thereby the function of
neuromuscular and cardiac tissues.
Sodium ion (Na)
As the most abundant extracellular fluid solute,Na'is the major determinant of its osmolality and thereby the principal determinant of water distribution between
the intracellular and extracellular compartments.This highlights the role of Na'in the maintenance of blood volume and thereby blood pressure.
Chloride ion (Cl)
As the second most abundant extracellular fluid ion after Na',and the most abundant extracellular fluid anion,CH-is essential for the maintenance of nommal plasma osmolarity.
Free calcium ion (iCa2+)
The maintenance of iCa2 within normal limits is not only important for the structural integrity of bones but for a range of physiological functions,including:
hemostasis,cardiac and skeletal muscle cell contraction,neuromuscular transmission and action of many hormones(calcium-signaling).
pH、Blood Gas
Acidity and alkalinity (pH)
The pH level is an indicator of the acidity and alkalinity of the blood.The abnormal pH level indicates an acid-base imbalance.
Carbon dioxide partial pressure (pCO,)
pCO,is the partial pressure generated by physically dissolved CO,molecules in the blood and is an important indicator of the effectiveness of alveolar
ventilation.
Oxygen partial pressure (pO)
pO,is the partial pressure generated by the physically dissolved O,molecules in the blood and reflects the oxygen uptake by the pulmonary capillary blood.
Biochemical metabolites/Hematocrit
Glucose concentration (Glu)
Glucose is the primary source of energy for the organism and the only source of specialized nutrition for brain tissue.The measurement of blood glucose levels
is extremely important for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with diabetes and hypoglycemia.
Lactic acid concentration (Lac)
Lactate is an indicator to assess the degree of tissue hypoperfusion and cellular hypoxia.
Hematocrit (Hct)
The percentage of red blood cells to whole blood volume is the main indicator of blood viscosity,anemia,severe blood loss and the body's ability to transfuse
oxygen.
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