This quiz on 'Principles of Chemistry Instrumentation' assesses understanding of key devices and techniques like spectrophotometry and nephelometry. It evaluates knowledge on light interaction with substances, relevant for students and professionals in analytical chemistry.
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Operating procedures
Troubleshooting guides
Instructions for simple repairs
Instructions of how to break the instrument
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Easy to use
Produce rapid results (turnaround time)
Require less operator calibration and standardization
Use prepackage reagents and test unit
It floats in air
It is too small to break
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Photometry
Spectrophotometry
Reflectance photometry
Nephelometry
Turbidimetry
Ion selective electrode
Electrochemical (amperometry)
Basometry
Cancometry
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Type of test
Volume of tests
Availability of personnel to train to operate
Cost of test
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Maintenance cost
Cuteness of the instrument
Softness of the instrument
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Patient samples are applied to small disposable biosensor strips
These biosensors contain reagents for the chemical reaction
These biosensor strips contain electrodes
Blood sample interacts with reagents in the biosensor strip to produce electrons
Electrons generated are detected by the meter and converted into glucose units
Analyzer produced electrons that move into patient sample
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