Entering a different value for hüfner’s number – ITC Avoximeter 1000E Whole Blood Oximeter User Manual

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ITC AVOXimeter 1000E Operator’s Manual

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Entering a Different Value for Hüfner’s Number

Hüfner’s number (the volume of oxygen that can be carried by one gram of hemoglobin) is used
to calculate the oxygen content of a sample (see page 1). Although Hüfner’s number is generally
assumed to be 1.39 mL/g of Hb, facilities may use a different value and may wish to set the ITC
AVOXimeter 1000E

to match other instruments in the facility.

1.

Display the “Calibration” menu (a submenu of

, see page 8).

2.

Press

followed by

to display the screen for accepting or changing the

value used for Hüfner’s number:

3.

Press

followed by

to display the screen for entering a different value:

Note:

A default value of 1.39 is entered at the factory. Values ranging from
1.30 to 1.39 can be entered.

4.

Press the number key (e.g.,

) corresponding to the new value:

5.

Check that the new Hüfner’s number is correctly displayed, then press

followed by

. The “Calibration” menu is again displayed.

6.

Press

to return to the previous menu, if desired.

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