How to use Vet Chemistry Analyzers SMT120-VP

release time:2021-12-24 14:55:52

According to reports, the global veterinary reference laboratory market is expected to increase from $3.8 billion in 2021 to $6.6 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 11.0% during the forecast period. This market is being driven by the growing number of pets, increasing demand for pet insurance, and increasing number of veterinary practitioners in developed economies, among other factors. However, the growing cost of pet care and the increasing demand for POC testing and portable instruments are restraining the growth of this market to some extent.

To facilitate the growth of this market, Seamaty has developed and manufactured a portable POC testing instrument, the Vet Chemistry Analyzers SMT-120VP.

Vet Chemistry Analyzers SMT-120VP.

What is the SMT-120VP?

Vet Chemistry Analyzers are used to determine whether various chemical components in the animal's blood are within normal limits, such as liver function, kidney function, cardiac enzymes, blood glucose, lipids, ions, etc.. These indicators can initially determine whether the function of the liver, pancreas, kidneys and other organs are normal, thus providing a reference for the diagnosis of pet diseases.

How to use SMT120VP biochemical instrument

How to use Vet Chemistry Analyzers SMT120-VP

  1. 1. Use a 100μl standard pipette and disposable tip to inject the sample at an angle of 45 into the only conical sample hole on the reagent tray.
  2. 2. The amount of sample added should not be too much or too little, and should be close to but not more than the straight line indicated by the triangle on the reagent tray. Too little sample volume will affect the test result, too much sample volume will overflow the sample chamber, the recommended range is 90-120μl.
  3. 3. To avoid cross-contamination, the same tip should not be used repeatedly to aspirate multiple samples.
  4. 4. Hold the reagent tray horizontally by the edge and place the prepared tray into the machine.
  5. 5. Enter the relevant information to start the test.
  6. 6. Print the test results.

Animal blood biochemistry testing is an important step for the clinician to diagnose disease, but the diagnostic results do not completely determine which disease is present. The veterinarian should rely on the clinical signs of the animal, the owner's statement of the condition. In addition, the doctor should combine pathological examination, hematology, biochemical data, imaging and other processes, combined with the relevant data, and then come up with a definitive diagnosis.


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