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Diagnostics i-STAT®
Weighing only 18 ounces, the i-STAT® System is an easy-to-use, hand-held analyzer capable of providing time-sensitive test results in just minutes. To perform a test, the user places two or three drops of whole blood on the test cartridge, which is then inserted into the analyzer. A new test cartridge is used for each patient. Utilizing test-specific cartridges that are fully self-contained, the i-STAT® System delivers lab-accurate testing for blood gases, electrolytes, chemistries, coagulation, hematology, glucose and cardiac markers....

 
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Glucose Monitoring

Glucose monitoring refers to regular testing of patient glucose levels. Glucose monitoring allows physicians and patients to track the effectiveness of hyperglycemia treatments and to assess the patients’ response to drugs and dietary changes. Glucose monitoring allows physicians to titrate drug treatments to a patient’s condition and make changes rapidly.

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