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This document discusses blood glucose meters and how they work. It explains that a blood glucose meter consists of three main parts: a glucose meter, glucose lancet, and test strip. It describes the basic steps of using a meter which involves pricking the skin with a lancet to draw blood, placing a drop of blood on a test strip, and then inserting the strip into the glucose meter to measure blood glucose levels. The meter uses a test strip containing glucose oxidase to react with glucose in the blood and show the user's blood glucose reading.
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Glucose sensor
- 1. او نامبه نخو قند هایرسنسو
- 2. Blood Glucose Meters By :Hossein kgt university
- 3. So there is two devise & three part!! • Glucose meter • Glucose Lancet • Test strip
- 4. Steps!!! With Lancet poking the skin Drop a sample of blood on strip test Using of glucose meter to measure glucose in blood Each test strip has glucose oxidase Glucose oxidase reacts with glucose in blood to created glucose acid Glucose meter show the glucose in the blood
- 6. overall glucose test circuit!
- 8. Current to Voltage Converter !
- 9. And Else!!! • Microprocessor • Programming • LCD • Test strip
- 10. Microprocessor!
- 11. Test strip
- 12. Low pass filter!
- 13. Glucose circuit!Strip tes Current to voltage Low pass filter Strip test
- 14. Programing!!
- 15. For more details • Email: gPodProject@gmail.com • Hossein.14465@yahoo.com • Website: http://www.bme.uconn.edu/bme/sendes/Spring 06/Team2/index.html