Each bottle of control solution is stable for 90 days after opening. Store the controls at temperatures between 4 and 30 ☌ (39 and 86 ☏). MediSense Precision Glucose Control Solutions for test strips
ABBOTT ISTAT MANUAL SIMULATOR
Store at room temperature and protect contact pads from contamination by replacing the plastic cap and placing the Electronic Simulator in its protective case after use. Do not use after expiration date on box and vials. Write the date of opening on the bottle label. Once opened, bottles may be used for up to 31 days provided they have been resealed and refrigerated immediately after each use. Ensure control is completely mixed before using. Hematronix Meter Trax ™ Whole Blood Reference Controls for hematocrit After thawing, the opened or unopened 1.0 mL vial is stable for 4 hours when capped and stored at 2 to 8☌ (35° to 46☏). Store at -18☌ (-1☏) in a non-defrosting freezer. Controls should be used immediately after reconstitution. Do not use after expiration date on the box and vials. Do not use after expiration date on the box and ampules. Controls may be stored at room temperature (18 to 30☌ or 64 to 86☏) for five days. I-STAT Controls for blood gases, electrolytes, and chemistries Do not freeze and keep out of direct sunlight. When stored properly, the unopened test strips remain stable until the expiration date printed on the barcode label. Store the strips at a temperature between 4 and 30 ☌ (39 and 86 ☏). Test strips are sealed in individual foil packets. Do not use after the labeled expiration date. Cartridges should remain in pouches until time of use. Write the date on the cartridge box or individual cartridge pouches to indicate the two-week room temperature expiration date. If the pouch has been punctured, the cartridge should not be used. Cartridges should not be returned to the refrigerator once they have been at room temperature, and should not be exposed to temperatures above 30☌ (86☏). Cartridges may be stored at room temperature (18 to 30☌ or 64 to 86☏) for 14 days. (Freezing will cause higher than expected ionized calcium results). Store the main supply of cartridges at a temperature between 2 to 8☌ (35 to 46☏). Cartridge usage and efficiency reports can be generated for management of the system.Ĭartridges are sealed in individual pouches or portion packs. Data can be stored, organized, edited, and transferred to a laboratory information system or other computer system.
ABBOTT ISTAT MANUAL PORTABLE
IR Links for Portable Clinical Analyzers, Downloaders and Downloader/Rechargers for the i-STAT1 Analyzers and a Philips installed server for Blood Analysis Modules allow for transmission of patient records from a widely distributed network of analyzers to the Central Data Station program.
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The i-STAT1 Analyzer is capable of using the Abbott MediSense Precision PCx or PCx Plus Blood Glucose Test Strips.Ī dedicated desktop computer with the i-STAT Central Data Station program provides the primary information management capabilities for the i-STAT System. A whole blood sample of approximately 1 to 3 drops is dispensed into the cartridge sample well, and the sample well is sealed before inserting it into the analyzer. Cartridges are also available for Celite-ACT, Kaolin-ACT, PT/INR, and Troponin I/cTnI (Table 1). Sensors for analysis of pH, PCO 2, PO 2, sodium, potassium, chloride, ionized calcium, glucose, lactate, creatinine, urea nitrogen (BUN) and hematocrit are available in a variety of panel configurations. MediSense Precision PCx or PCx Plus Glucose Test Strip: 20 secondsĪ single-use disposable cartridge contains microfabricated sensors, a calibrant solution, fluidics system, and a waste chamber. Other cartridges: typically 130 to 200 seconds PT/INR cartridge: to detection of end point – up to 300 seconds (5 min.) A MediSense ® Precision PCx ™ or PCx ™ Plus Glucose Test Strip is scanned and inserted into the i-STAT1 Analyzer and a drop of whole blood is applied to the target area of the test strip.ĪCT cartridge: to detection of end point - up to 1000 seconds (16.7 min.)
When a sample-filled i-STAT cartridge is inserted into an analyzer for analysis, the analyzer automatically controls all functions of the testing cycle including fluid movement within the cartridge, calibration and continuous quality monitoring.
The System consists of the following primary components:Īnalyzers can be the i-STAT Portable Clinical Analyzer, the i-STAT1 Analyzer, or the Blood Analysis Module, which is used in conjunction with the Philips Medical Systems (formerly Agilent Technologies) CMS and 24/26 Patient Monitor. The i-STAT® System incorporates comprehensive components needed to perform blood analysis at the point of care. Quality Control.Ĭalibration.Ĭlinical Significance. Supplies and Storage Requirements.īlood Specimens.
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