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Definition : Laboratory blood analyzers used for the analysis of plasma or serum urea content, commonly reported in units of urea nitrogen. Both direct and indirect methods are used to determine urea content, using spectrophotometric and conductimetry detectors. These analyzers are used to determine increases in blood-urea nitrogen (azotemia), which may have prerenal, renal, or postrenal causes.

Entry Terms : "Blood Urea Nitrogen Analyzers" , "Nitrogen Analyzers" , "Urea Nitrogen Analyzers" , "BUN Analyzers"

UMDC code : 15092

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Nova Biomedical Corp

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Nova manufactures hand-held, whole blood POC meters, and blood gas/critical care analyzers. StatStrip Glucose measures glucose in 6 sec using 1.2µL of blood and corrects for Hct, Maltose, and other interferences. StatStrip Lactate provides a lab-like result in 13 sec on 0.7µL of whole blood. Stat Profile pHOx analyzers measure up to 20 tests from 150µL of whole blood in 2 minutes. Tests include pH, PCO2, PO2, SO2%, Na, K, Cl, iCa, iMg, Hb, Hct, Glu, Lac, Creat, BUN, bilirubin, and co-ox

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