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|'''Minimum Volumes''' | |'''Minimum Volumes''' | ||
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|'''Add-on conditions''' | |'''Add-on conditions''' | ||
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|'''Useful Information''' | |'''Useful Information''' | ||
|Intraosseous samples are not suitable for full analyte testing: | |Intraosseous samples are not suitable for full analyte testing: | ||
Haematology - The only reportable analytes are: '''Haemoglobin''' and '''Haematocrit only''' (Special Correction Procedures SOP)No coagulation testing available. | Haematology - The only reportable analytes are: '''Haemoglobin''' and '''Haematocrit only''' (Special Correction Procedures SOP). No coagulation testing available. | ||
Biochemistry - Do not put intraosseous samples through the Blood gas analyser as whole blood. | Biochemistry - '''Do not''' put intraosseous samples through the '''Blood gas''' analyser as '''whole blood'''. | ||
Run as Fluid Chemistry. The only reportable analytes are: '''Sodium, Chloride, Glucose, Calcium, Urea, Creatinine, Albumin, Total protein, and pH only.''' | Run as Fluid Chemistry. The only reportable analytes are: '''Sodium, Chloride, Glucose, Calcium, Urea, Creatinine, Albumin, Total protein, and pH only.''' | ||