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18 / CAP TODAY February 2010
Bedside glucose testing systems
Arkray Inc. HemoCue Inc.
5198 W. 76th St. 40 Empire Dr.
Edina, MN 55439 Lake Forest, CA 92630-2244
800-818-8877 800-323-1034
Part 3 of 7
www.arkrayusa.com www.hemocue.com
Name of instrument/First year sold
Assure 4/2007 Glucose 201 DM Analyzer/2005
Professional or home use
professional use professional use
List price
free with competitive trade out
Units sold in U.S./Outside U.S./In 2009
Part of series of similar or related models
yes yes
Dimensions (H x W x D)/Weight
3.9 × 2.3 × 1.0 in/2.5 oz without batteries 6.7 × 3.7 × 2 in/0.77 lb
Analytical method/Technology/Enzyme system used
glucose oxidase absorbance photometry/glucose dehydrogenase
Price per disposable reagent system unit
contact sales representative
No. of dispos. reag. system units per basic package
50 or 100 25 in vial/box; 4 vials/boxes per package
No. of times analyses performed using 1 reag. system unit
1 1
Dispos. units shelf life/Reag. unit storage requirements
18 months/room temperature 9 months from manufacture date/refrigeration
Digital readout size/Keypad input capability
—/none varies from 8 to 28 points/menu selection, numeric, alphabetic
How results are displayed
true values calculated values (plasma equivalent values [11%] measured whole
blood value x 1.11)
Specimen types/Sampling techniques
whole blood/capillary transfer whole blood (capillary, venous, arterial)/exact amount of blood drawn
into cuvette by capillary force
Minimum specimen volume required
1.5 µL 5 µL
Suitable for samples from well/Sick neonates
no/no yes/no (may require laboratory confirmation)
Time from sample intro. to result availability
10 seconds 40–240 seconds
Batteries used/No. used/Avg. life of one set
1.5 V alkaline AAA/2/3,000 tests rechargeable lithium ion supplied by HemoCue/—/several years
Avg. expected life of device/Mean time between failures
7 years/>5 years
Device warranty/Service options
5 years/— 2 years, at no additional cost/replacement of defective analyzer
Loaners provided
yes yes
User list or user group
no no
Toll-free No. for customer questions/Hours
800-818-8877/24 hours, 7 days 800-323-1674, 6 a m –5 p m PST
Training and certif. program/No. training days provided
yes/as needed yes/~1 hour per device purchased
Avg. time for lab to complete maintenance
weekly: 5 minutes daily: 5 minutes
Special cleansing procedures
no no
Internal QC recommended or required
as specified by accreditation one level of controls prior to patient testing, each day of testing
Between instrument CV (based on PT) at these levels:
• <50 mg/dL
not available
• 100–200 mg/dL
3.8
• >400 mg/dL
272 mg/dL=2.9
• Program name, year/Challenge No./Level of mean glucose challenge sample
Equalis (Swedish PT program), 2003/2003–03; 2003–07/272 mg/dL;
120 mg/dL
Accuracy/Compared to what reference method or device
slope=1.010/r=0.993/ YSI glucose analyzer ±10% or ±6% mg/dL; corr=0.994/wet chemical glucose dehydrogenase,
ID-GCMS
Precision/Compared to what reference method or device
4.1%/— within run CV 1.9% (108 mg/dL)/—
Linear range
30–550 mg/dL 0–444 mg/dL
Suggested dynamic, measurement range
30–550 mg/dL 0–444 mg/dL
Contraindications
no no
Known interferences/High-altitude interference
per labeling/no (tested up to 7,000 feet) grossly lipemic samples, methemoglobin, glucosamine/no
Restrictions based on hematocrit
yes, 30%–55% no
Electronic, optical function checks
sumcheck functions for electronics and software, no optics internal electronic self-test automatically checks that the instrument’s
optronic unit is working properly
Sample quantity checks
visual inspection
When auto lock or shutdown occurs
user ID failure if configured to require operator ID; QC failure if configured
to require quality control; number of device errors
User defines QC lockout intervals/Lockout can be circumvented
no/— yes/no (stat testing may be allowed; 1–100 tests after QC interval)
Device supports bar-code scanning of
no bar-code scanner operator & patient identifiers, reagent lot Nos., comments, log entries,
lab ID
Method of analyst ID/ID required
alphanumeric manual entry or bar-code scan entry/optional
Internal memory size/Max. No. patient results stored
50-test memory/50 4,000 patient tests/500 QC tests, 500 analyzer log entries/4,000
Information transfer capability:
• Meters connect to
analyzer connects to 201 DM docking stations (data management
system, which can further transmit data)
How meters are connected to external system to upload results/
No. installations
direct USB/hospital network
• Info. contained in transmission to external system
device unique identifiers, operator & patient IDs, results, QC identifiers,
POCT-1A standard compliant, date/time, lab ID, flags
Hardware/software for data mgmt. system
PC/server/HemoCue 201 DM–DMS software
No. of different mgmt. reports system can produce
15 different templates, custom reports based on templates, multiple
export formats
Contents downloaded from DMS to meter
cuvette lot No., valid control values, valid operator IDs, comments,
analyzer log entries, analyzer configuration
System connected (live installations) to which LISs/HISs:
• using screen animation/screen scraping
• using standard HL7 interface
• using proprietary protocol interface
Use 3rd-party interfacing tool/engine for LIS/HIS interfaces
Telcor QML/Quick-Linc, Radiometer Radiance, Conworks POCcelerator
Distinguishing features (provided by vendors)
small sample size: 1.5 µL; fast test time: 10 seconds; large strip handle POCT-1A compliant; indicated for diagnosis of diabetes mellitus; not
hematocrit-dependent
Tabulation does not represent an endorsement by the College of American Pathologists.
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