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Comparative analysis of biochemical test results between arterial and venous blood / 中华检验医学杂志
Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-712207
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ABSTRACT
Objective To investigate whether there are differences in the detection of biochemical items such as electrolytes , total protein and urea between arterial plasma and venous plasma .Methods Self paired design was used to compare and study the biochemical results of different samples .70 samples ( 36 samples from male patients and 34 from female patients ) that were performed with both arterial blood gas analysis and biochemical item test of venous blood in Clinical Laboratory of Peking Union Medical College Hospital during the period from June to September of 2017 were collected.18 biochemical items like electrolytes in arterial blood and venous blood were synchronously detected by automatic biochemical analyzer.Statistic analyses were carried out by SPSS 18.00.Whether the deviation was of clinic significance was determined by National Health Standards ( WS/T 403-2012 ) and the total error admitted by Royal Society of Pathology of Australia .Regression analysis of Passing-Bablok was performed by MedCalc software . The difference between the results of different samples was investigated by drawing Bland -Altman diagram.Results The results of Ca, Cl, K, Na, P, TP, ALB, ALT, AST, LDH, Glu, Cr, Urea, TG, CHO, UA, CHE, TBA in the samples of arterial blood plasma were 2.46(2.25-2.56) mmol/L,(105.68 ±7.29)mmol/L, 3.81(3.54-4.03) mmol/L, 140.45(137.08-144.20) mmol/L, 0.97(0.77-1.11) mmol/L,(60.39 ±9.40)g/L,(31.23 ±6.81)g/L, 17.4(11.95 -30.05)U/L, 20.85(14.9 -34.03) U/L, 210.1(163.15-342.60) U/L, 7.58(5.95-10.04) mmol/L, 76.35(51.05-110.7) μmol/L, 6.94(3.98-11.08) mmol/L, 1.15(0.84-1.89) mmol/L, 3.31(2.73-4.35) mmol/L, 271.55(187.78-423.30) μmol/L,(4.71 ±2.17)KU/L, 2.19(1.09 -4.19) μmol/L,respectively, and 2.24(2.05-2.35) mmol/L,(103.98 ±7.32)mmol/L, 3.84(3.58 -4.19) mmol/L, 139.30(136.08 -142.33) mmol/L, 0.99(0.78-1.14) mmol/L,(60.37 ±9.67) g/L,(32.62 ±6.89) g/L, 17.6(12.75-31.2) U/L, 20.6(15.28-36.6) U/L, 233.95(176.48-363.75) U/L, 7.55(5.62-9.52) mmol/L, 77.15 (56.08-111.98) μmol/L, 6.94(3.97 -10.53) mmol/L, 1.13(0.83 -1.93) mmol/L, 3.23(2.71-4.37) mmol/L, 273.4(187.30-401.55) μmol/L,(4.74 ±2.21) KU/L, 2.29(1.02 -4.23) μmol/L respectively in the samples of venous blood plasma .The difference of results of TP、Glu、Cr、TG、CHE、TBA between two types of samples were of no statistic significance ( the values of t or Z were 0.121,-0.054,-0.269,-0.480,-1.730 and -1.843 respectively, P>0.05), among these items the difference of Glu was of notable clinical significance (>1/2 TE percentage50%).The difference of results of Ca , Cl, K, Na, P, ALB, ALT, AST, LDH, Urea, CHO, UA between two types of samples were of statistic significance (the values of t or Z were -7.115,6.794,-2.119,-4.996,-3.483,-8.839,-2.419,-2.742,-3.833,-5.010,-2.060 and -2.467 respectively, P<0.05), among these items the difference of Urea, CHO, UA, Na, P and ALT was of no notable clinical significance ( >total TE percentage 0%, 2.86%, 0%, 2.9%, 4.3%, 1.43% respectively), while the difference of Ca, Cl, K, ALB, AST and LDH was of clinical significance (>total TE percentage90%, 10%, 14.3%, 32.9%, 10.00%, 32.9%respectively).Conclusions The differences in the detected data of some biochemical items between venous plasma and arterial plasma demonstrated clinical significance .When detecting those biochemical items , clinicians should pay attention to the selection of arterial blood sample .It should be considered to establish a reference interval for related biochemical items of arterial blood when necessary .

Full text: Available Database: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Type of study: Practice guideline Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine Year: 2018 Document type: Article
Full text: Available Database: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Type of study: Practice guideline Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine Year: 2018 Document type: Article
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