Xylazine Test Strips for Drug Checking

Urine Test Strips

Procedure and Notes • Use only well mixed, non-centrifuged urine, which should not be older than 4 hours. First morning urine is recommended. Protect the samples from light. • If the samples cannot be tested immediately, they should be stored at 2...4°C and brought to room temperature (15...25°C) before testing. • Collect specimen in clean, well rinsed containers, free of detergents. Do not add...

Rapid Lateral Flow Test Strips

Quantitative evaluation of urinalysis test strips.

BACKGROUND Urine test strip results are generally reported in categories (i.e., ordinal scaled), but automated strip readers are now available that can report quantitative data. We investigated the possible use of these meters to complement flow cytometry of urine and compared reflectance readings with quantitative determinations of urinary glucose and microalbumin. METHODS We compared URISYS...

Xylazine.

Xylazine was given in six clinical cases @ 0.03 mg/kg body weight by intramuscular route, 15 minutes before the actual surgical intervention. The local anaesthetic, Lignocaine HCL 2% was given in all the cases for the desensitization of site of operation. The Clinical parameters were studied before and after 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes of xylazine sedation. The heart rate was reduced from 67.83 +...

Amperometric test strips for point of care biosensors: an overview

Amperometric biosensor strips are a fast and inexpensive way to measure blood metabolites. Although many different compounds can be measured amperometrically by exploiting the same measuring algorithms, the blood glucose monitoring still accounts for the 85% of the biosensors market. The competition between the main industry players promoted the development of sophisticated glucose sensors capa...