Experimental study on the detection of electrolyte based on dry chemistry method with micro spectrometer / 解放军医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To establish a new method for rapid detection of electrolytes based on micro spectrometer and dry reagent.Methods The liquid electrolyte reagent was lyophilized for the preparation of reagentin powder form,which was then sealed into a detector cup of micro spectrometer for later experiment.During determination,the detector cup,in which the specimens and diluents were added to the dry reagent,was put into the detector slot of micro spectrometer,the contents in the detector cup were then well mixed by the magnetic stirring system of micro spectrometer and incubated for 6min with the heating system.Afterwards,the A values of potassium ion,sodium ion and chloride ion were detected respectively at 620nm,405nm and 456nm following the reaction principles of turbidimetry,enzymatic method and chemical method.Based on the findings of those detections mentioned above,the performance of the electrolytic dry reagent was evaluated,and the results were then statistically analyzed.Results The linear range of each parameter could meet the demand for clinical analysis,and the dry reagents had good reaction stability for 90 days after being lyophilized,with the intra-assay coefficient variation(CV) less than 4%,inter-assay CV less than 5%,and the recovery rate from 95% to 105%.No obvious interference was observed in the determination results under the circumstance that the serum TB was less than 290.40?mol/L and the TG was less than 11.20mmol/L.The detection results by this method were well correlated with that of dry chemical analysator VITRO S-250(R≥0.98).Conclusion The method is accurate and reliable in determining the serum electrolytes,and its process is simple process and convenient to carry out.Therefore,it can satisfy the condition for field aid as well as primary care.