Chloride ( Thiocynate Method )
Clinical significance :-
Chloride is one of the most important in the blood. It helps keep the amount of fluid inside and outside of your cells in balance . It also help maintain proper blood volume, blood pressure and pH of your body fluids. If chloride level are increased called hyperchloremia. If chloride level are decrease called hypochloremia .
Principle :-
Chloride ions combine with free mercuric ion and release thiocyanate from mercuric thiocyanate. The thiocyanate released combines with the ferric ions to form a red brown ferric thiocyanate complex. Intensity of the colour formed is directly proportional to the amount of chloride present in the sample.
Material required :-
- Clean and dry glassware.
- Laboratory glass Pipettes or micro Pipettes and tips.
- Colorimeter.
Normal Value :-
98 - 106 mEq/L
Sample :-
Serum.
Procedure :-
Pipette into clean and dry test tubes labeled as Blank ( B ) , Standard ( S ), and Test ( T ) :
Addition Sequence | B | S | T |
Reagent | 1ml | 1ml | 1ml |
Standard | - | 10 ul | - |
Sample | - | - | 10ul |
Mix well and incubate at for 02 mins. Measure absorbance of the standard ( Abs . S ) and Test ( Abs . T ) against Reagent blank.
Calculation :-
- Storage conditions as mentioned on the kit to be adhered.
- Do not freeze or expose the reagent to high temperature and protect from direct as it may affect the performance of the kit.
- Use clean glassware free from dust .
- Before the assay bring all reagents to room temperature.
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