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Reagent Strip Diagnosis of UTI in a High-Risk Population
American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2002A study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of reagent strip diagnosis of urinary tract infection (UTI) in patients seen in the ED who were subsequently admitted to hospital with this diagnosis. The reagent strip results of 100 patients were recorded and the sensitivity and specificity of various parameters in the diagnosis of UTI were calculated.
Bernard Rudensky, David Raveh
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Evaluation of a Portable Urinary pH Meter and Reagent Strips
Journal of Endourology, 2018 OBJECTIVE To evaluate a portable electronic pH meter and to put its accuracy in perspective with reagent strips read by a layperson, a healthcare professional, and an electronic reading device. MATERIALS AND METHODS Based on a preanalysis on 20 patients,
Olivier Traxer +2 more
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Reagent-Strip Glucose Methods and Haematocrit
Lancet, The, 1990K Wiener, M Labib
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Reagent Strip Performance as Evaluated by a Meter
The Diabetes Educator, 1985The stability of 98 Chemstrip bG (CS) was assessed with a specially de signed meter (Accu-Chek) to deter mine the length of time patient-read CS can be saved in order to evaluate the accuracy of self-monitoring. Visual readings of 70 CS from 21 patients were compared with meter readings immediately after capillary blood glu cose (CBG) determination to ...
C, Auerhahn +3 more
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Quantitative urine culture by reagent strip incubation
Urology, 1975The filter paper culture-tetrazolium test ressults have been compared with routine hospital streak plate cultures in 400 random urine specimens. Pseudomonas cultures tended to impart a color change to the test pads which rendered interpretation difficult.
J W, Morrow +4 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— We read the report of Arlan L. Rosenbloom, MD, and John I. Malone, MD (240:2462, 1978), concerning six diabetic children in whom ketone reagent strip failure resulted in a misdiagnosis of gastroenteritis instead of what proved to be diabetic ketoacidosis. A reply by the manufacturer, appended to the article, implied that these patients
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To the Editor.— We read the report of Arlan L. Rosenbloom, MD, and John I. Malone, MD (240:2462, 1978), concerning six diabetic children in whom ketone reagent strip failure resulted in a misdiagnosis of gastroenteritis instead of what proved to be diabetic ketoacidosis. A reply by the manufacturer, appended to the article, implied that these patients
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Accuracy of Reagent Strips in Detecting Hypoglycemia in the Emergency Department
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1998Although reagent strips are commonly used, their reliability to estimate blood glucose concentration and guide administration of dextrose solutions in the emergency department environment has not been proved. We determined the accuracy of visually interpreted reagent strips (Chemstrip bG, Boehringer Mannheim Corp, Indianapolis, IN) and their ability to
P A, Scott, L R, Wolf, M P, Spadafora
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Evaluation of Reagent Strips for the Rapid Diagnosis of Nitrite Poisoning
Journal of Analytical Toxicology, 1992Two commercial urine test strips based on the Griess nitrite-specific diazonium salt reaction, having sulfanilamide and para-arsanilic acid as substrates, respectively, were studied as qualitative tests in the rapid diagnosis of nitrite/nitrate poisoning. Their usefulness was compared to other rapid tests, such as the sulfanilic acid-1 naphthylamin and
F, Soler Rodríguez +2 more
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A STUDY OF REAGENTS USED IN THE STRIPPING OF BRONZES
Studies in Conservation, 1978The action of 'stripping' agents on exposed bronze alloys was studied. Test pieces of tin-bronze and leaded tin-bronze alloys having compositions typical of ancient objects were cast from modern metal stock, simulating procedures used in antiquity, and subjected to the following reagents: alkaline glycerol, alkaline Rochelle salt, Calgon, citric acid ...
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Validity of HydraTrend Reagent Strips for the Assessment of Hydration Status
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2014Hydration is used by athletic governing organizations for weight class eligibility. The measurement of urine specific gravity (USG) as a measure of hydration by reagent strips is a controversial issue. The purpose of this study was to determine the validity of HydraTrend reagent strips that facilitate the correction of USG for alkaline urine samples ...
Bryce M, Abbey +3 more
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