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Preface

About this Guide

Use This Section...

To Learn About...

A Important Things to Know About

the VetTest* Analyzer

How the analyzer works

Slide packaging and storage

Proﬁle interpretation

Star reference system

Software updates

Available chemistries

B System Overview and Installation

Choosing a location

Handling and safety precautions

Installation and setup procedures

C Sample Collection and Preparation

Plasma and serum collection and preparation

Urine collection and preparation

D Basic System Operations

Specifying samples

Inserting slides

Reading bar codes

Preparing the pipettor

Postanalysis steps

Reviewing results

E Advanced Operations

Linearity ranges

Dilution protocols

Patient monitoring processes

Combining patient results

F Monthly QC Procedure

Quality control materials

Preparing the QC materials

Performing QC procedures

G Other Maintenance

General upkeep and cleaning

UV lamp replacement

Autocalibration

H Chemistry Description and Guide

Biochemistry proﬁling

Enzymes

Speciﬁc chemistries

* 4FMG)FMQ(VJEF

How to troubleshoot problems

J Speciﬁcations and Warnings

Power speciﬁcations

Instrument warnings

Interference with radio communications

Summary of Contents for VetTest

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual IDEXX VetTest Chemistry Analyzer...

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Page 5: ...tions B 2 Important Electrical Safety Precautions B 2 Unpacking the Analyzer B 2 VetTest Analyzer Components Front and Back Views B 3 DDFTTJOH PNQPOFOUT OTJEF UIF 3JHIU TJEF PWFS B Connecting the VetT...

Page 6: ...asma and Serum Dilutions E 2 Urine Dilutions E 3 Running a Dilution on the VetTest Analyzer E Patient Monitoring E Combining Results on the Same Sample E F Quality Control F 1 Quality Control Material...

Page 7: ...2 Glucose GLU H 13 Lactic Acid LAC H 1 Lactate dehydrogenase LDH H 1 Lipase LIPA H 1 Magnesium Mg2 H 1 Ammonia NH3 H 18 Inorganic phosphate PHOS H 1 Total bilirubin TBIL H 20 Total protein TP H 21 Tri...

Page 8: ...quine Mares at Stud L 10 Dairy Cows L 11 Beef Cattle L 12 Llama L 13 Sea Turtles L 1 Provisional Reference Ranges L 1 Avian Parrots L 1 Avian Cockatoos L 1 Avian Budgerigar L 1 Avian Cockatiel Canary...

Page 9: ...System Operations Specifying samples t Inserting slides t Reading bar codes t Preparing the pipettor t Postanalysis steps t Reviewing results t E Advanced Operations Linearity ranges t Dilution proto...

Page 10: ...ences in results from the VetTest analyzer as t compared to other analyzers or your expectations L Appendix Reference Ranges Reference ranges for a variety of species t M Unit Conversions Conversion f...

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Page 12: ...mitation Temp rature limite Zul ssiger Temperaturbereich Temperatura limite Limitaci n de temperatura Batch Code Lot Code de lot Lot Chargenbezeichnung Partie Codice del lotto partita C digo de lote L...

Page 13: ...3JDIUMJOJF JSFDUJWB 3 JSFUUJWB 3 Manufacturer Fabricant Hersteller Ditta produttrice Fabricante Biological Risks Risques biologiques Biogef hrlich Rischi biologici Riesgos biol gicos Caution consult...

Page 14: ...Earth Terminal Connection to a Power Source Use the correct power cord Use only the power cord speci ed for this product and certi ed for the country of use Use only a grounded cord and be sure that t...

Page 15: ...torage Chemistry slides are supplied in cartons and are packaged individually in sealed foil Important Store green boxes in the refrigerator and purple boxes in the freezer For convenience you can sto...

Page 16: ...rge group of healthy animals and creating a statistical distribution of results In establishing the initial reference ranges for the VetTest analyzer IDEXX relied on historical established normal rang...

Page 17: ...REA BUN Urea GLU Glucose URIC Uric Acid Note Globulin is calculated by subtracting albumin from total protein Several prepackaged panels and pro les are also available for the VetTest analyzer These i...

Page 18: ...atric 8 years Equine Yearling Foal Adult Mare at Stud Bovine Beef Cattle Dairy Cow Avian Budgerigar Cockatoos Grey Cheek Moluccan Umbrella Cockatiel Canary Conure Macaw Blue and Gold Hyacinth Scarlet...

Page 19: ...ave adequate room for the pipettor and paper roll and to load slides Important OTVSF QSPQFS WFOUJMBUJPO JHVSF 5IF analyzer s cooling vents are in the base Leave at least UP DN UP JODIFT DMFBSBODF BSPV...

Page 20: ...s Room freshener Important Electrical Safety Precautions Always use the correct AC electrical source t Use only the power cable supplied t Disconnect the power plug t If the power cord or plug becomes...

Page 21: ...ransportation The VetTest analyzer runs on ordinary household current If you haven t experienced electrical problems such as lights ickering when you use a photocopier or turn on an electric stove or...

Page 22: ...QMBDF UIF BOBMZ FS T SJHIU TJEF DPWFS Turn on the analyzer to reset the rotor to its proper position To remove transit clamps Important Never t connect the power or turn on the VetTest analyzer until...

Page 23: ...pipettor 1 At the end of the pipettor plastic tubing remove the cover from the transparent syringe connector by twisting DPVOUFSDMPDLXJTF JHVSF Locate the pipettor connector socket on the front of the...

Page 24: ...full width of the paper is through the exit slot Insert a roll holder in the paper roll Then drop the roll holder into UIF TMPU JHVSF Replace the cover 8 Important Always make sure that the full widt...

Page 25: ...gs select Settings from the Main Menu Scroll through each option BOE GPMMPX UIF PO TDSFFO JOTUSVDUJPOT UP NBLF BEKVTUNFOUT Time and Date The time and the date are set when the VetTest analyzer is inst...

Page 26: ...lyzer To ensure compatibility with future software updates contact IDEXX Technical Support for a list of compatible printers If you are connecting a printer to your VetTest analyzer you must set the c...

Page 27: ...ns MM EJHJUT BOE MFUUFST DBO CF VTFE PO UIF FYUFSOBM LFZCPBSE P OPU use spaces or the following symbols when entering a patient identi cation Period Colon Comma Semicolon Question mark Asterisk Plus s...

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Page 29: ...n consumed within ve hours of testing The tests most likely to show important increases after ingestion of food are cholesterol CHOL glucose GLU inorganic phosphate PHOS triglycerides TRIG and urea UR...

Page 30: ...see the Sample Storage TFDUJPO PO QBHF for storage guidelines Plasma Sample Preparation To prepare a plasma sample Use the appropriate tube 1 Note Do not use EDTA EDTA can cause interference with man...

Page 31: ...rine analysis on the VetTest analyzer can only be run with urine protein slides or urine creatinine slides The IDEXX Urine P C Ratio urine protein creatinine UPC ratio is the rst test to run urine on...

Page 32: ...Run the UCRE slide using the prepared sample Note See the Sample Storage TFDUJPO PO QBHF GPS TUPSBHF HVJEFMJOFT Sample Storage IDEXX recommends that you process and analyze samples immediately after...

Page 33: ...uirements for clinical chemistry and hematology testing are different Chemistry testing on the VetTest requires serum or plasma Note A urine analysis on the VetTest analyzer can only be run with urine...

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Page 35: ...VDUJPOT DPNQMFUF XJUI beeps to indicate when to enter patient information pipette the sample and insert the slides Do not rush these steps When you are ready to begin an analysis follow the onscreen i...

Page 36: ...erature before using them on the VetTest analyzer Important Open the foil packages only when you re ready to insert slides 4MJEFT SFNPWFE GSPN UIF GPJM QBDLBHJOH NVTU CF VTFE XJUIJO NJOVUFT PS be disc...

Page 37: ...JHVSF 8BJU for the next signal Triple Beep After the VetTest analyzer beeps three times a small quantity of air will be drawn into the very end of the pipette tip Carefully wipe the pipette tip espec...

Page 38: ...ts from the internal VetTest printer are shown here Software version Analyzer serial number Date Time Species Required ID S N 06824 Ver X X 16 Aug 2007 02 14PM Adult Canine Mitzy Bob Jones 1 ALB 3 19...

Page 39: ...W NORMAL HIGH ALB 3 19 g dl 2 70 3 80 ALKP 159 U L 23 212 ALT 58 U L 10 100 AMYL 159 U L 500 1500 Ca 8 29 mg dl 7 90 12 00 CHOL 159 7 mg dl 110 0 320 0 CREA 1 41 mg dl 0 50 1 80 GLU 86 8 mg dl 77 0 12...

Page 40: ...t with the following conditions Hypoparathyroidism Indicators Ca Additional tests Mg Pancreatitis Indicators Ca TBIL Additional tests LIPA AST TRIG Cl WBC GRAN Pregnancy Indicators TBIL Additional tes...

Page 41: ...SJUZ SFTVMU JT EJTQMBZFE BT EBTIFT A dilution message is printed on the internal VetTest printer results Analyzer Linearity Range Test U S Units S I Units ALB o g dL o g L ALKP 10 2000 U L 10 2000 U L...

Page 42: ...ne t Do not exceed 10 parts saline t Use an accurate measuring device such as a calibrated pipette or syringe t Plasma and Serum Dilution Chart Volumes are for example only Parts Sample Parts Saline T...

Page 43: ...accompanied by a greater than symbol t PS EBTIFT PO UIF QBUJFOU SFQPSU Use the deionized DI water supplied with the Urine P C Sample Preparation Kit t as the diluent For best results start with a 1 1...

Page 44: ...tional dilutions beyond 1 1 are necessary always begin with the original urine sample Then incrementally increase the parts DI water as indicated in the dilution chart For UCRE If additional dilutions...

Page 45: ...samples it is important to select Monitor Patient after each sample has been run When patient monitoring is complete you should print and le the results in the patient s permanent folder because test...

Page 46: ...the same chemistry with the same patient ID will cause the old result to be overwritten by the new result Previous results cannot be retrieved Important COMBINE RESULTS FROM A SINGLE SAMPLE ONLY IDEX...

Page 47: ...U GSFF XJQF t IDEXX VetTest Quality Control Panel each panel contains one chemistry slide for t each of the six optic lamps inside the analyzer IDEXX VetTrol Control material t IDEXX UPRO Control mate...

Page 48: ...GLU Storage 5IF 2VBMJUZ POUSPM 1BOFM TMJEFT NVTU CF TUPSFE JO UIF GSFF FS BU until ready for use You can use the slides directly from the freezer Each Quality Control Panel slide tests an optic lamp Q...

Page 49: ...ate to room temperature before proceeding Slowly invert the diluent vial several times to thoroughly mix the contents 2 Do not shake Gently tap the control vial on the counter several times to dislodg...

Page 50: ...ponds with the number on your control vial either VetTrol or UPRO Control Proceed as if running a patient sample following the prompts on the VetTest screen Compare your results with the corresponding...

Page 51: ...troubleshoot problems Performing the Ca Offset Procedure The Ca Offset Procedure should be performed only when recommended by IDEXX Technical Support Important This procedure must be performed using...

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Page 53: ...ly onto the screen Liquid can run down inside the case and damage the electrical circuits Take care not to scratch the screen Dust and Animal Hair Dust and animal hair can lead to analyzer failures Ro...

Page 54: ...ng analyzer failure Temperature Control Very low temperatures can cause considerable damage to the VetTest analyzer Permanent damage may be caused if the VetTest analyzer is switched on at temperature...

Page 55: ...bel Top Bottom First Flat White Shiny White XXXX Second Flat White Flat White XXXX Third Flat White Shiny Black XXXX Do not touch the central surface of the slides Dust or ngerprints will interfere wi...

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Page 57: ...e these enzymes when there is a change in the membrane permeability or when frank necrosis occurs The amount of these enzymes in the blood stream is therefore a function of the rate at which the enzym...

Page 58: ...and the enzyme activity is falling the implication is that active cell damage has ceased If the activity remains elevated or increases the implication is that damage is continuing Enzyme Half lives 5...

Page 59: ...f hydration or protein losing enteropathies The test should not generally be performed in isolation because of its lack of speci city Most common abnormalities indicated by the test Impaired renal and...

Page 60: ...odest increase in this species can be an indicator of disease Principal reason for performing the test As an indicator of hepatic disease involving the biliary system Most common abnormalities indicat...

Page 61: ...severe liver disease in these species the increase in activity is minimal Most common abnormality indicated by the test Hepatic parenchymal lesions Special precautions in sample collection EDTA and uo...

Page 62: ...tion of acute pancreatitis but because of the slightly longer IBMG MJGF MJQBTF NBZ CF NPSF TVJUBCMF 4FF Enzymes QBHF Principal reason for performing the test As an indicator of acute pancreatitis Most...

Page 63: ...stigate damage to liver cardiac or skeletal muscle Most common abnormality indicated by the test Hepatic parenchymal lesions Special precautions in sample collection Blood samples must be processed an...

Page 64: ...usly clean to avoid contamination by sources of calcium e g detergents Prolonged contact with the clot may lead to lowered calcium values due to dilution by red cell water Do not use tubes containing...

Page 65: ...for performing the test As an indicator of hypothyroidism Most common abnormality indicated by the test Hypothyroidism Special precautions in sample collection Blood should not be drawn within 12 hou...

Page 66: ...cessed and centrifuged immediately after drawing blood Grossly hemolyzed samples should not be used Even slight hemolysis can cause marked JODSFBTFT JO FO ZNF BDUJWJUZ MPPE TBNQMFT TIPVME CF UBLFO XJU...

Page 67: ...s Remove plasma or serum promptly from the clot or cells Complementary tests Creatinine determinations should usually be performed in conjunction with measurements of urea inorganic phosphate total pr...

Page 68: ...OFZ SFOBM EJTFBTF does not result in high enzyme activity in the serum sample Principal reason for performing the test As an indicator of hepatic cholestasis or neoplasia Most common abnormality indic...

Page 69: ...Remove plasma promptly from the red cells For serum samples Do not centrifuge serum samples until clotting is complete Samples must be centrifuged completely Remove serum promptly from the clot to av...

Page 70: ...bolism They result from tissue hypoxia diabetes mellitus malignancies ethanol or methanol ingestion and metabolic acidosis Most common abnormality indicated by the test While the presence of lactate d...

Page 71: ...re dif cult to identify The measurement of lactate dehydrogenase is a somewhat traditional test whose diagnostic value is limited in practice Principal reason for performing the test To investigate da...

Page 72: ...ay be used in the con rmation of acute pancreatitis but because of the slightly longer IBMG MJGF MJQBTF NBZ CF NPSF TVJUBCMF 4FF Enzymes QBHF Principal reason for performing the test As an indicator o...

Page 73: ...stigated However there have been reports of hypomagnesemia in dogs following the removal of the parathyroid gland Most common abnormality indicated by the test Hypomagnesemia following parathyroid gla...

Page 74: ...ial All sample containers should be capped unless sample is being introduced or withdrawn Do not attempt to measure ammonia in hemolyzed samples Contamination from the red cells will invalidate the te...

Page 75: ...dicator of the severity of renal disease Most common abnormality indicated by the test Renal failure and gastroenteritis Special precautions in sample collection Do not use oxalate uoride citrate or E...

Page 76: ...e concentration of total bilirubin in the serum is very low Visual inspection of the sample will frequently indicate whether bilirubin determination is necessary Most common abnormality indicated by t...

Page 77: ...function the degree of hydration protein losing enteropathies or gammopathies The test is nonspeci c and if performed in isolation will be unlikely to provide diagnostic information Most common abnor...

Page 78: ...asma specimens Remove plasma or serum promptly from the clot or cells Grossly lipemic specimens may give inaccurate results and should be diluted before analysis see Dilution Protocols QBHF Limitation...

Page 79: ...ry tests Urea concentration should usually be determined in conjunction with measurements of creatinine inorganic phosphate total protein and albumin Urea concentration is considered to be more in uen...

Page 80: ...ion of blood uric acid above the normal levels of 1 mg dL Principal reason for performing the test As an indicator of the severity of renal disease in avian populations and Dalmations Most common abno...

Page 81: ...failure protein losing nephropathy Sample type and precautions 6SJOF QSFGFSBCMZ B NJE TUSFBN TBNQMF DPMMFDUFE JO B DMFBO DPOUBJOFS O JOBDUJWF urinary sediment should be demonstrated and urinary tract...

Page 82: ...CMZ B NJE TUSFBN TBNQMF DPMMFDUFE JO B DMFBO DPOUBJOFS O JOBDUJWF urinary sediment should be demonstrated and urinary tract infection UTI via culture and sensitivity should be ruled out before perform...

Page 83: ...emia or evidence of muscle damage Recommend investigation and management for the underlying cause Postrenal proteinuria is caused by urogenital tract diseases hematuria or pyuria t Repeat the test wit...

Page 84: ...tio Urinary tract infection Stones Tumors If postrenal ruled out If prerenal ruled out 0 5 canine 0 4 feline Within reference range 0 5 canine 0 4 feline Monitor investigate treat 0 5 canine and felin...

Page 85: ...the disk then reboot the VetTest analyzer see Inserting the VetTest Software Disk QBHF Cause The software disk is damaged Solution Reboot the VetTest analyzer using another disk Cause The disk drive i...

Page 86: ...yboard s instructions for proper switch setting Cause Num Lock indicator not lit Solution Press Num Lock key to activate Cause The connection between the keyboard and the VetTest analyzer is faulty So...

Page 87: ...py the results from the screen Do not insert sharp objects into the printer This can irreversibly damage the internal printer mechanism If using an external printer Cause The printer is not On Line So...

Page 88: ...JPO JOG w Screen display reads Slide bar code failure multiple slides Cause The VetTest analyzer did not properly read the bar code on multiple slides Solution Clean the bar code reader 1 Turn off the...

Page 89: ...VTFE TMJEF ESBXFS JT GVMM Solution NQUZ UIF VTFE TMJEF ESBXFS 5VSO PGG UIF 7FU5FTU BOBMZ FS BOE UIFO UVSO JU back on to reset it Cause A slide or foreign object is jammed in the rotor at the ejection...

Page 90: ...adings 8 Turn on the VetTest analyzer to reset the rotor to its proper position Note If no physical obstruction is noted and rotor knob is tight slide chute may need adjustment or ejector arm may be s...

Page 91: ...NVN WPMVNF SFRVJSFNFOUT PG QFS TMJEF QMVT B QJQFUUPS QSJNJOH WPMVNF PG IBWF CFFO NFU TFF TFDUJPO Sample Preparation and Collection Cause A previously used slide was inserted Solution 6TF POMZ OFX TMJE...

Page 92: ...ling the syringe with air Important Inspect the clear length of plastic tubing to ensure no moisture is left in the tubing If necessary continue ushing with air until the tubing appears completely dry...

Page 93: ...above proper operating temperature Solution Make sure the VetTest analyzer has adequate air ow around the unit review Choosing the Analyzer Location QBHF Cause Electrical interference Solution Try a...

Page 94: ...t Solution Comparing results using different equipment or methods is imprecise at best Review Appendix Differences in Results QBHF 1FSGPSN UIF QC procedure for that particular chemistry to rule out a...

Page 95: ...cing the rotor disc assembly Use care when the cover is removed Always replace the cover before operating the analyzer IEC protection Class B INPUT Alternating current only Interference with Radio Com...

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Page 97: ...ranges With Your Own Expectations If you receive results that are not what you expected for a particular patient consider the following t 8FSF UIFSF BOZ BCOPSNBMJUJFT OPUFE JO UIF TBNQMF UBLFO J F IFN...

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Page 99: ...0 3 1 2 mg dL o NPM GGT 0 2 U L 0 2 U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3 o NPM o NPM PHOS o mg dL o mmol L TBIL 0 0 8 mg dL o NPM T...

Page 100: ...K 10 200 U L 10 200 U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA 200 1800 U L 200 1800 U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3 o NPM o NPM PHOS o mg dL o...

Page 101: ...L 10 200 U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA 200 1800 U L 200 1800 U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3 o NPM o NPM PHOS o mg dL o mmol L TBI...

Page 102: ...L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT 0 1 U L 0 1 U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH 0 1128 U L 0 1128 U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o m...

Page 103: ...L o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT 0 1 U L 0 1 U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3 o NPM o NPM...

Page 104: ...l L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT 0 1 U L 0 1 U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH...

Page 105: ...ol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3 o...

Page 106: ...mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL 2 02 11 83 mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH 0 1830 U L 0 1830 U L LIPA 200 1300 U L 200...

Page 107: ...Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA 0 8 2 2 mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3...

Page 108: ...o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LAC o mmol L o mmol L LDH o U L o U L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 1 38 3 02...

Page 109: ...a2 8 12 mg dL 2 3 mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LIPA 30 200 U L 30 200 U L Mg2 1 8 3 0 mg dL 0 8 1 3 mmol L NH3 o NPM o NPM PHOS o...

Page 110: ...BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK 0 110 U L 0 110 U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT 0 80 U L 0 80 U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LIPA o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L NH3 o NPM o...

Page 111: ...U L o U L BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o U L o U L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o U L o U L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH o U L o U L Mg2 o mg dL o mmol L PHOS 1 0 11 0 mg...

Page 112: ...g L ALKP o U L o U L AST o U L o U L BUN UREA o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CREA 0 1 0 3 mg dL o NPM GLOB o g dL o g L GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH 100 800 U L 100 800 U L Mg...

Page 113: ...1 IU AMYL o o o o IU AST o o o 28 200 IU BUN o o o o mg dL Ca2 8 13 11 31 o o o mg dL CHOL o o o o mg dL CK o o o o IU CREA 0 00 0 10 0 00 0 11 o o mg dL GGT 1 12 o 0 1 o IU GLU o o o o mg dL LDH o o...

Page 114: ...0 3000 o o IU ALT o 0 8 o IU AMYL o o o IU AST o o o IU BUN o o o mg dL Ca2 o o 8 33 11 10 mg dL CHOL o o o mg dL CK 100 300 o o IU CREA o o o mg dL GGT o 0 1 0 3 IU GLU o o o mg dL LDH o o o IU LIPA...

Page 115: ...Units ALB o g dL ALKP o IU ALT o IU AMYL o IU AST o IU BUN o mg dL Ca2 o mg dL CHOL o mg dL CK o IU CREA o mg dL GGT o IU GLU o mg dL LDH o IU LIPA o IU Mg2 o mg dL NH3 o NPM PHOS o mg dL TBIL o mg d...

Page 116: ...0 0 3000 IU ALT o o o IU AMYL o o o IU AST o o o IU BUN o o o mg dL Ca2 o o o mg dL CHOL o o o mg dL CK 100 300 o 100 300 IU CREA o o o mg dL GGT o o o IU GLU o o o mg dL LDH o o o IU LIPA o o o IU Mg...

Page 117: ...ALT 0 11 3 8 o IU AMYL o o o IU AST o o o IU BUN o o o mg dL Ca2 o o o mg dL CHOL o o o mg dL CK o o o IU CREA o o 0 10 0 13 mg dL GGT 0 1 0 1 0 1 IU GLU o o o o mg dL LDH o o o IU LIPA o o o IU Mg2 o...

Page 118: ...o g L ALKP o IU o IU ALT o IU o IU AST 28 120 IU 28 120 IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 8 0 11 8 mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CREA o mg dL o NPM GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH o IU o IU PHOS o mg dL o...

Page 119: ...YL 1 30 IU 1 30 IU ALT o IU o IU AST 122 321 IU 122 321 IU BUN 10 21 mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK 28 130 IU 28 130 IU CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o IU o IU GLU o mg dL o mmo...

Page 120: ...ALKP o IU o IU ALT 20 120 IU 20 120 IU AMYL o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 8 3 10 1 mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o IU o IU CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o IU o IU GLU o mg dL o m...

Page 121: ...28 132 IU 28 132 IU AMYL o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o IU o IU CREA 0 2 0 8 mg dL o NPM GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH o IU o IU PHOS o mg dL...

Page 122: ...L ALKP o IU o IU ALT o IU o IU AMYL o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o IU o IU CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o IU o IU GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH o IU...

Page 123: ...g dL o g L ALKP o IU o IU ALT o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CREA 0 8 1 8 mg dL o NPM GLU o mg dL o mmol L PHOS o mg dL o mmol L TBIL 0 3 0 8 m...

Page 124: ...T o IU o IU AMYL o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK o IU o IU CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o IU o IU GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH o IU o IU LIPA o IU o IU...

Page 125: ...IU 1 30 IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CK 8 100 IU 8 100 IU CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o IU o IU GLU o mg dL o mmol L LDH o IU o IU LIPA o IU o IU Mg2 2 3...

Page 126: ...I Units ALKP o IU o IU ALT o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN 1 11 mg dL o mmol L Ca2 10 22 mg dL o mmol L CHOL o mg dL o mmol L CREA o mg dL o NPM GGT o IU o IU GLU 10 108 mg dL o mmol L LDH o IU o IU PHOS...

Page 127: ...st U S Units S I Units ALB 1 3 3 0 g dL 13 30 g L ALKP o IU o IU AST o IU o IU BUN o mg dL o mmol L Ca2 o mg dL o mmol L CREA o mg dL o NPM PHOS o mg dL o mmol L TBIL o mg dL o NPM TP o g dL o g L GLO...

Page 128: ...Operator s Manual Lizard Test U S Units S I Units ALKP IU IU AST IU IU BUN mg dL mmol L Ca2 mg dL mmol L CHOL mg dL mmol L CREA mg dL NPM GGT IU IU GLU mg dL mmol L LDH IU IU PHOS mg dL mmol L TP g dL...

Page 129: ...0 01 mmol L g L ALB g dL 10 10 g L g L NH3 NPM 1 1 NPM NPM PHOS mg dL 10 mmol L mg L TBIL mg dL 10 NPM mg L CREA mg dL 10 NPM mg L Mg2 mg dL 10 mmol L mg L AMYL U L 1 1 U L U L AST U L 1 1 U L U L LIP...

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