Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to H L Thomason.
Blood tests increasingly require only a few microlitres of blood. Lancing systems used for the collection of blood have the potential to transmit infection if used improperly. These systems vary in the amount of blood and pain produced.
A wide range of blood glucose monitoring systems is available for use in different applications. The systems have varying characteristics which should be taken into consideration during selection. Operator technique can influence the quality of the results.
Glucose monitoring and lancing systems have proved useful in a range of patient testing applications in hospitals, general practice and for use by patients at home. Products are becoming easier to use and less technique dependent. It is important to be aware of their specific characteristics and to adhere to manufacturers' and local hospital laboratory guidelines.
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