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Thermal Stress and Point-of-Care Testing Performance: Suitability of Glucose Test Strips and Blood Gas Cartridges for Disaster Response
Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 03/04/09
Louie RF et al. - The performance of glucose test strips and blood gas cartridges was affected adversely by thermal stresses. Heating generated elevated results, and cooling depressed results. Disaster medical assistance teams and emergency medical responders should be aware of these risks. Field POCT devices must be robust to withstand adverse conditions.
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