myPALL

Miguel Carlo Y. Panganiban BSMLS 4E

Introducing

POCT
the all around critical care partner. BIO TECH

Fast & Accurate 4 in 1 Tech Easy to Use

Advanced electrode technology Combines blood gas, Fully automated system without
for blood gas. Rare-earth electrolyte, lactate, and LDH any special requirements for
nanocrystal biological probes for tests in one device. operators. Testing can be
fast and accurate and results. performed in simple steps

1 Point of Care
Testing
Point-of-care testing (POCT) is a
powerful concept that has been
introduced in the area of critical care
settings to provide patients with
decentralized, patient-centric
healthcare. Improved clinical results
may result from quick blood
measurements, especially of
electrolytes and blood gases. An
advantage of POCT, according to
Kapoor et al., is that it has a shorter
turn-around time, faster data In Development, Not Indicative of Final Product
availability, fewer pre- and post-

What is myPALL?
analytic testing errors, self-contained
user-friendly instruments, small
sample volume requirements, and
more frequent serial whole-blood
testing.
Potassium or electrolytes, ABG, Lactate, LDH
…..in short, PALL
myPALL is a handheld blood gas analyzer that provides
24/7 SpO2 accurate blood gas, electrolyte and critical care biochemistry
and Pulse results in just a few minutes. It combines lactate, LDH, blood
Monitoring gas and electrolyte analysis in one device. Easy to use and
portable, myPALL delivers laboratory quality and reliable
results providing diagnosis for any critical situations.

PALL in Critical Care Emergency

and critical care physicians prefer measurement of electrolytes along
with blood gas analysis, which helps them in diagnosis and monitoring
of electrolyte imbalance in a short turnaround time. It can play vital role
in timely patient management by saving precious minutes. The lactate
blood test is primarily ordered to help determine if someone has lactic
acidosis, a level of lactate that is high enough to disrupt a person's
acid-base (pH) balance. Lactic acidosis is most commonly caused by an
inadequate amount of oxygen in cells and tissues (hypoxia). Failure
to recognize elevated lactate and to escalate care rapidly can lead to
patient harm and potentially death. Lactate is usually present in low
levels in the blood and an increased lactate may indicate either a
protective or a maladaptive response to shock.LDH test is mainly
used to help identify the location and severity of tissue damage in
the body. It's also sometimes used to monitor how far certain
conditions have progressed.
 Schematics

Product Features: Specifications:

Sample Type - Arterial or venous whole blood

High Accurate
Sample Volume - 100ul
Sensitivity Results
Testing Time - 2-5 mins
Patient ID - Bar/QR Code
Operating Temperature - 5–32 °C / Relative humidity≤85%
Extremely QC & Calibrate - Real time QC
4 in 1
Stable Controls Working Condition Temperature - 10-30℃
Display - 4.3 IPS touch screen
Storage - 1 Terabyte
Fast and Connectors - 4 ports Type-c
Easy to Use
Efficient Power - 5V 2A
Printer - Built-in thermal printer
Weight - 600g

How it Started? One problem in the hospital setting I’ve noticed in the course of my clinical
internship is the delay in acquisition of samples and in relaying of rejected specimens, as well as test results. This
problem becomes more crucial especially for patients under critical care and in emergency settings. An important element
for these patients are their rapidly deteriorating physiological status as denoted in their vital signs. But, vital signs alone
does not give a clear picture of what is happening. Biochemical indicators such as electrolytes, lactate, LDH, and blood
gas, reflects the patient's current overall physiology. The problem lies in this, currently these indicators can only be tested
through blood inside the lab. This is where this invention comes in. Meet myPALL , the all around critical care partner.