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Object: To Estimate Blood Sugar Level From Given Sample of Blood

This document summarizes the orthotoludine and enzymatic methods for determining blood sugar level from a blood sample. The enzymatic method involves using glucose oxidase and peroxidase to catalyze a reaction between glucose, phenol, and 4-aminophenazone to form a red-violet quinoneimine dye whose intensity is proportional to the glucose level. The test requires reagents, pipettes, test tubes, a spectrophotometer, blood sample, and thermostat equipment. Whole blood, serum, or plasma can be used. Results are calculated by comparing readings of the test and standard solutions and interpreting the glucose level.

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Object: To Estimate Blood Sugar Level From Given Sample of Blood

This document summarizes the orthotoludine and enzymatic methods for determining blood sugar level from a blood sample. The enzymatic method involves using glucose oxidase and peroxidase to catalyze a reaction between glucose, phenol, and 4-aminophenazone to form a red-violet quinoneimine dye whose intensity is proportional to the glucose level. The test requires reagents, pipettes, test tubes, a spectrophotometer, blood sample, and thermostat equipment. Whole blood, serum, or plasma can be used. Results are calculated by comparing readings of the test and standard solutions and interpreting the glucose level.

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Object: To Estimate blood Sugar level from given sample of blood.

Methods of determination 1. Orthotoludine method 2. Enzyemetic ethod PRINCIPLE:

Glucose is determined after enzymetic oxidation in the presence of glucose oxidase !he formed "ydrogen peroxidase reacts under catalysis of peroxidase #ith phenol and ! " #minophenazone red$violate %uinoneimine dye as indicator !he intensity of colour is directly proportional to the presence of sugar in $lood sample
RE%&IREMEN!'

Glucose enzymatic (it) measuring pippttes) test tu$es) 'pectrophotometer) $lood sample a$out * cc) !hermostat e+uipment Cotton s#a$) sprit) ,isposa$le 'yringes
'PECIMEN

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C.N!EN!'

/ Enzymatic reagent consist phosphate $uffer 01 23) 456minophenazone) Phenol) Glucose oxidase) Peroxidase) and Mutarotase 'ta$ilizers * 'tandard 'olution contain Glucose /77 mg8dl or 2 22 mmol8l
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6''69 -a:elenght: .ptical path: !emperature: Measurement:

277 nm to 24; nm / cm *7< *2 7C or =1 7C 6gainst reagent $lan( .nly one reagent $lan( per series is re+uired

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'ha(e #ell) incu$ate for *7 to *2 7C or 2 minutes at =1 7C and record the readings of a$sor$ance in test and standard separately $y 'pectrophotometer under #a:e length of 277 5 24; nm
C6LC&L6!I.N Reading of !est ? /77 @ Reading of 'tandard AAAAAAAAAAAAmg8dl

Result:5 !he gi:en sample of $lood contain 55555555555555555mg8dl Glucose 0Random 8 Basting3
IN!ERPRE!6!I.N: Clinical Importance

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/ ,ia$etes Mellitus * "yperacti:ity of thyroid) 0"perthyroidsim3) pituitary and adrenal gland 0accelerate a$sorption) insulin resistant) gluconeogenesis3 due to increased >MR = "aemochromatosis: Excessi:e Iron leads restriction D Cells 4 'tressful situations: Increased catecholamine and stimulate sympathetic system #hich suppress insulin 2 Pheochromocytoma 5555555555 0!umor of 6drenal Gland3: leads release catecholamine and glycogenolysis 0$rea(do#n of glycogen to glucose3 decreases release of insulin ; Pregnancy increased estrogen #hich is ,ia$etogenic hormone
"9P.GL9CEMI6 0,ecreased Glucose Le:el >elo# Normal Range 3 .:er dosage of Insulin Insulin 'ecreting !umors of Pancreas "ypothyroidism 0Myxoedema) Critinism3 decreased >MR "ypopitutarism decreased >MR "ypoadrenalism 06ddisonEs ,isease3 decreased >MR Certain Glycogen 'torage ,isease eg Con F Gier(Es disease 'e:ere Li:er ,isease) enzymatic deficiency Gluconeogenesis not occurs 6lcohol Ingestion formation of lactic acid 'e:ere exercise formation of lactic acid

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