The characteristics of POCT devices determine that they can play an important role in primary medical institutions. In order to standardize and strengthen the application of on-site rapid testing in primary medical and health institutions, promote the rational allocation, safe and effective use of POCT in primary medical and health institutions, give full play to its use value, and ensure the healthy development of medical and health services, "On-site Point-of-care Testing (POCT) Primary The Expert Consensus on the Application of Medical and Health Institutions (hereinafter referred to as the "Consensus") came into being. The consensus was published in the 2019 "China Medical Equipment" magazine after first draft writing, 2 expert on-site discussions, 2 expert online review meetings, and 3 submission revisions. The formulation of the consensus will greatly promote the management standards of the POCT industry, continuously increase the training of grass-roots personnel, deeply understand the application requirements of POCT at the grass-roots level, and promote the rapid development of the POCT industry. Portable Analyzer for Blood Fat,Home Care Blood Glucose Meter,Best Blood Glucose Meter,Blood Glucose Meter Device Jilin Sinoscience Technology Co. LTD , https://www.jlgkscience.com
Point-of-care testing (POCT) represents a fruitful method in today's hospitals in terms of patient care and cost management. Its application enables some of the testing items originally undertaken by the central laboratory to be transferred to the clinical departments and patient beds that need it. side. For blood gas analysis technology, POCT has shown great advantages.
Our blood gas analyzer is small and portable, beautiful in appearance, accurate in results and good in stability. It is a blood gas analysis platform with both appearance and strength. It can be used not only in the central laboratory department, but also at the bedside of patients to meet the bedside detection needs of clinical departments such as hospital ICU, emergency, anesthesia, respiratory, neurology, etc. It realizes true POCT blood gas analysis and provides more advantageous assistance for clinical practice. Diagnostic Services.
Three main diseases and diseases of soybean control
Soybean crops are often affected by three major diseases: root rot, sclerotinia, and gray spot. Early detection and timely intervention are crucial to prevent yield losses and ensure healthy plant development. Each of these diseases has distinct symptoms and requires specific management strategies.
Root rot can occur throughout the growing season. Initially, dark brown lesions appear at the base of the stem and gradually spread upward, affecting the lower lateral branches. The inner stem tissue turns brown, and the petioles at the base shrink, causing the leaves to droop. To manage this disease, seeds can be treated with 0.3% to 0.4% of a 58% thiram-MnZn formulation or 72% Kexu seed coating before planting.
Sclerotinia typically begins in late July. In its early stages, brown spots develop on the stems. As the disease progresses, white mold and granules form on the lesions, eventually turning black. Black sclerotia may also appear inside the stems. For chemical control, farmers can apply 50% SulfoMax diluted 1,000 times, 40% Sclerot® Net diluted 1,000 times, or 50% Thiophanate at a 500-times dilution.
Gray spot disease usually starts in mid-June and becomes more severe in July. High temperatures and frequent rain between July and August create ideal conditions for the disease to spread. The primary damage occurs on the leaves, which become heavily infected and fall prematurely, leading to significant yield reductions. In addition to seed treatment with 0.3% of 70% dicyclanil or 50% dimethoate, it is recommended to spray 40% carbendazim at a rate of 100 grams per acre mixed with 30 kg of water during the flowering stage of soybeans.
Proper crop management, including good drainage, crop rotation, and timely fungicide applications, plays a vital role in reducing the impact of these diseases. Monitoring fields regularly and acting quickly when symptoms appear can help protect the crop and maintain productivity.