Self-contained minimal action invasive blood constituent system
AssigneeCercacor Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsGregory A. Olsen, Sai Kong Frank Lee, Hung The Vo, Kevin Hughes Pauley
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AssigneeCercacor Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsGregory A. Olsen, Sai Kong Frank Lee, Hung The Vo, Kevin Hughes Pauley
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A minimal action, invasive blood constituent device can streamline the process for the self-monitoring of blood-related tests by holding and facilitating the use of some or all of the tools for obtaining and testing a blood sample. The device can include a slider, that when pumped, causes the device to spring-load a lancet and eject a testing strip. The device can include a trigger that, when pressed, activates the lancet by unloading the spring. A strip-lancet apparatus can combine the roles of two disposable products—a testing strip and a lancing needle—into an apparatus that can be configured for piercing the testing site as well as receiving the blood sample. A testing strip apparatus can facilitate the use and/or disposal of testing strips. A lancet apparatus can facilitate the use and/or disposal of lancets.
An invasive blood constituent device comprising:
A method of using an invasive blood constituent device comprising:
The method of claim 12, wherein the predefined movement comprises sliding the slider in a first direction or sliding the slider in a second direction.
A strip-lancet apparatus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.