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Publication Detail
Clinical evaluation of an automatic potassium electrode. Use of the Nova 1 ion-selective electrode in a cardiac surgical intensive care unit.
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Publication Type:Journal article
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Publication Sub Type:Comparative Study
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Authors:Treasure T, Aveling W
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Publication date:07/1981
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Pagination:699, 701
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Journal:Anaesthesia
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Volume:36
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Issue:7
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Status:Published
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Country:England
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Print ISSN:0003-2409
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Language:eng
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Keywords:Cardiac Surgical Procedures, Critical Care, Electrodes, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Humans, Microcomputers, Photometry, Potassium
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Abstract
A Nova 1 potassium analyser has been evaluated for the first 3 months of its use in a cardiac surgical intensive care unit. The machine was out of action for 11 out of 104 days. 515 external calibrations were performed with 4.50 mmol/l potassium standards: mean 4.49 mmol/l, standard deviation 0.07. 692 comparisons were made with routine laboratory flame photometer measurements on the same sample: correlation coefficient r = 0.815. It is concluded that Nova 1, if kept in working order, can provide potassium estimations quickly and accurately.
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