Point of care sepsis assay device and method
a sepsis and test device technology, applied in the field of disposable assay test devices, can solve the problems of organ dysfunction and death, and patients with systemic infection are often difficult to distinguish from patients with similar clinical signs and laboratory findings
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[0051]1. Assay Performed on a Phillips PU8730 Spectrophotometer:[0052]A spectrophotometer cell that had a pathlength of 1.5 mm was used to test the assay. The absorbance was set to 480 nm. For the blank reading, 2 μl of PBS was added to a biphasic plasma sample (18 μl). This mixture was mixed well and added to the cell (20 μl). The door was then closed and readings were taken every 10 seconds up to 4 minutes. The cell was then washed with PBS and allowed to dry. This process was repeated with the PBS being substituted for 100 mM CaCl2 (2 μl).[0053]This entire procedure was repeated for each of the tested plasma samples.
[0054]2. Assay Performed on the Prototype Device Platform with Reaction Channel:[0055]A clear reaction chamber was constructed to effectively monitor the sepsis turbidity assay. In order to achieve a prototype card two pieces of topaz plastic were used with the inclusion of clear films provided by Cadillac Plastic Limited (8010MC.175). One piece was cut in half and a ...
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