211 devices · GMDN 52860
Multiple blood gas/haemoximetry/electrolyte control devices are in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of blood analysis systems. They simulate real patient samples to ensure machines measuring oxygen, carbon dioxide, pH, electrolytes, and haemoglobin derivatives perform correctly in clinical settings.
These controls are essential for lab and point-of-care testing workflows, often regulated as IVDs under strict performance standards. They’re typically supplied as ready-to-use kits or reagents, requiring no additional preparation beyond calibration checks before use.
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