Allowing measurements to be made of a blood sample
A blood sample and measuring instrument technology, applied in diagnostic recording/measurement, medical science, sensors, etc., can solve expensive and complicated problems
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[0034] Blood Glucose Meter (BGM) 100 in figure 1 shown in . BGM 100 is shown in perspective view. The BGM 100 has a generally flat base, which is not visible in the figure. The BGM100 is about as tall as it is long and about one-third as wide as it is tall.
[0035] On one side of the BGM, first, second and third inputs 101, 102, 103 are provided. For example, these could employ push switches or touch-sensing transducers. Also provided on the side of the BGM near the input devices 101 to 103 is a display 104 . This can take an appropriate form, such as a liquid crystal display (LCD), electronic ink, etc. In use, the user can control the BGM 100 using the input devices 101 to 103 and can provide information from the BGM through the display 104 .
[0036] Located in front of BGM 100 is hole 105 . The hole 105 is located approximately at half the height of the BGM. The aperture 105 is configured so as to be able to receive a part of the user's body for the purpose of draw...
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