Clinical Chemistry · 1964 · 206 citations · 5 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryNutritional SciencesAnalytical ChemistryClinical BiochemistryHuman NutritionBioanalytical ChemistryClinical AnalysisMetabolic EvaluationProtein AnalysisRenal Function TestsSample CollectionAlbumin Analysis In Body FluidsBioanalytical MethodologyCarbon DioxideSerum Total ProteinUrea Analysis In Body FluidsUrinary Urea Nitrogen
Abstract A multiple automatic analyzer has been constructed which determines albumin, total protein, chloride, carbon dioxide, sodium, potassium, glucose, and urea nitrogen. The results for each of these 8 determinations are obtained in sequence for an individual sample and are recorded on a single sheet of paper. The entire system is calibrated by means of a standard solution containing all 8 of the components under test. Results appear on the record in a directly readable and immediately usable form. The actual record is used as the laboratory report sent to the requesting physician.
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