Medical Disposable Polystyrene Westergren ESR Pipette With 3.8% Sodium Citrate Diluents

Description

ESR pipette adopts polystyrene raw materials that meet the USP-Class VI standard and is produced in a GMP 100,000 clean workshop.

Used to test the sedimentation rate of red blood cells, that is, the sedimentation speed of red blood cells in one hour.

The commonly used hematology test is also a specific test for inflammation.

The clear scale is easy for users to accurately read the scale value.

A filter plug is embedded in the upper end of the ESR tube to prevent dirt from entering from the top of the tube body.

Instructions:

1. Before the test, use the erythrocyte sedimentation rate test tube (built-in 3.8% sodium citrate additive) to collect a certain amount of blood sample, and fully mix it with the additive in time, and place it on the horizontal Widman’s ESR rack.

2. Insert the piston end of the ESR tube slowly and vertically downwards into the erythrocyte sedimentation rate test tube. The seal between the piston and the erythrocyte sedimentation rate test tube causes the blood sample to rise slowly along the ESR tube and accurately reach the “0” mark, stop the operation.

Note: In order to ensure the accuracy of the readings, it is necessary to ensure that the ESR tube is in contact with the bottom of the ESR test tube, and the ESR tube is kept upright on the Wei’s ESR rack.

3. After standing for 1 hour, observe the plasma height in the ESR tube, and report the erythrocyte sedimentation value in millimeters of red blood cell sinking.

4. Safety protection should be done during the operation. After the test is completed, blood samples and consumables should be properly handled to prevent pollution to people and the environment.

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