WO2007088905A1 - 血液検査装置および血液検査方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a blood test apparatus and a blood test method.
- the proposed blood test apparatus 1 has a cylindrical housing 2, a plunger 3 reciprocating in the housing 2, and one end 4a gripped by the plunger 3, and the other end 4b.
- a lancet 4 to which a blood collection needle 5 is attached, and a blood sensor 6 attached to one end 2a of the nosing 2 are provided.
- the fired needle 5 penetrates the blood sensor 6 and makes a minute wound on the skin 7.
- the blood that has flowed out of the wound is detected by the detection unit of the blood sensor 6.
- a signal obtained according to glucose in the blood is guided from the connection electrode 6a to the measurement circuit 12 via the connector 11.
- the measurement circuit 12 calculates the blood glucose level of the collected blood and displays the calculation result on the display unit 13.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Translation of Special Publication 2003-524496
- the patient holds the apparatus with one hand, presses the blood sensor 6 against the skin, operates a switch that drives the vacuum pump, In addition, the handle 9 for releasing the lancet 4 is released.
- the device may deviate from the skin to be examined, which is difficult to hold the device in a stable manner, and measurement may not be performed immediately.
- the blood test apparatus of the present invention includes a housing having an opening; puncturing means disposed in the opening; first detection means for detecting contact of a site to be punctured with the front surface of the opening; A negative pressure means for negative pressure; a puncture site force punctured by the puncture means; a blood sensor for collecting outflowing blood; a blood sensor force for analyzing components in the blood; and a measurement circuit for measuring a signal obtained . Furthermore, the negative pressure means in the inspection apparatus of the present invention is activated when the first detection means detects the contact of the part to be punctured with the front surface of the opening.
- the negative pressure means can be automatically activated. For this reason, it is possible to activate a negative pressure means that does not require the patient to perform a special operation in the blood test.
- blood can be collected easily and a reliable examination can be performed by puncturing the skin that has been swelled by applying negative pressure around the puncture site using negative pressure means.
- the negative pressure means is activated after detecting the puncture site, There is no need to drive the negative pressure means before contacting the sensor. Therefore, the power consumption for driving the negative pressure means can be suppressed and the battery life can be extended, so that it is possible to realize a blood test apparatus particularly excellent in portability.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a blood test apparatus in use.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 3A is a cross-sectional view of a principal part showing a state before the blood collection cartridge is attached to the attachment portion of the blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 3B is a cross-sectional view of the principal part showing a state where a blood collection cartridge is to be attached to the attachment part of the blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 3C is a cross-sectional view of a principal part showing a state where a blood collection cartridge is attached to the attachment portion of the blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 3D is a cross-sectional view of the principal part showing a state in which the blood sensor of the blood collection cartridge attached to the attachment part of the blood test apparatus is pushed in by the puncture site.
- FIG. 3E is a cross-sectional view of the principal part showing a state in which the blood collection cartridge attached to the attachment part of the blood test apparatus is pushed in by the site to be punctured by the negative pressure of the blood sensor force.
- FIG. 3F is a cross-sectional view of the principal part showing a state where the puncture site to be in contact with the blood sensor of the blood sampling cartridge attached to the attachment part of the blood test apparatus is punctured.
- FIG. 3G is a diagram illustrating a state in which the lancet is released from being fixed by the fixing claw of the blood sampling cartridge. It is sectional drawing which shows the state before fixation cancellation
- FIG. 3H is a diagram illustrating a state in which the lancet is released from being fixed by the fixing claw of the blood sampling cartridge. It is sectional drawing which shows the state after fixation cancellation
- FIG. 4 is an assembly drawing of a blood collection cartridge.
- FIG. 5A is a cross-sectional view of a blood collection cartridge. The state at the time of puncture is shown.
- FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of a blood collection cartridge. The state after puncture is shown.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a blood collection cartridge.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a blood sensor.
- FIG. 8A is an exploded plan view of the blood sensor showing a cover.
- FIG. 8B is an exploded plan view of the blood sensor, showing a spacer.
- FIG. 8C is an exploded plan view of the blood sensor, showing the substrate.
- FIG. 9 is a perspective plan view of a blood sensor.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective plan view of another example of a blood sensor.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a blood test flow in the blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram of a blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional blood test apparatus.
- FIG. 1 shows an appearance of an example of a blood test apparatus. That is, a state in which the patient holds the blood test apparatus 20 with the right hand and the index finger of the left hand tries to collect blood is shown.
- a cylindrical body 21 a is formed on one side of the housing 21.
- a blood collection cartridge 22 having a blood sensor 24 is attached to the opening 2 lb of the cylinder 21a.
- the display unit 75 is also provided in the nozzle 21.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an example of a blood test apparatus.
- the blood test apparatus 20 has the housing 21 made of coagulant.
- One side of the housing 21 is formed with a cylindrical body 21a (for example, a cylindrical shape) having an opening 21b.
- a blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the opening 21b of the cylinder 21a.
- the blood collection cartridge 22 has a puncturing means and a blood sensor 24 integrated with a holder 23 (for example, a cylindrical shape). Blood sensor 24 is attached to one end of holder 23.
- the puncturing means includes a lancet 25 slidably provided in the holder 23 and a blood collection needle 26 attached to the other end of the lancet 25.
- blood sensor 24 includes a detection electrode and a connection electrode connected to the detection electrode, and a connector provided in the blood test apparatus main body contacts the connection electrode.
- a gripped portion 25a formed at the other end of the lancet 25 constituting the blood collection cartridge 22 is gripped by a gripping portion 30a provided at one end of a plunger 30 that slides within the cylindrical body 21a.
- a handle 31 is connected to the plunger 30.
- One side 31b of the handle 31 has a locking projection Part 31c is formed.
- the needle 31 passes through the hole 21c formed in the housing 21 and is locked by engaging the locking projection 31c with the locking recess 21d.
- Puncture panel 28 urges lancet 25 included in plunger 30 and blood collection cartridge 22 attached to plunger 30 in the direction of the needle tip.
- the holder pressing panel 29 urges the holder 23 and the blood sensor 24 attached to the holder 23 of the blood collection cartridges 22 attached to the cylinder 2 la in the direction of the needle tip.
- the slider 37 holds the holder pressing panel 29 and slides in the cylindrical body 21a.
- the blood test apparatus of the present invention has first detection means for detecting that the part to be punctured is disposed at an appropriate position.
- “appropriate position” means an opening of the housing in which the puncture means is disposed.
- the first detection means in FIG. 2 is a mechanical switch 38 provided in the cylinder 21a.
- the mechanical-cal switch 38 moves when the holder 23 moves in the direction of immersing in the cylinder 21a.
- the slider 37 is pressed. Therefore, the mechanical detection switch 38, which is the first detection means, does not drive when the blood collection cartridge 22 is not mounted.
- the measurement circuit 32 is stored on one side 21 e of the housing 21.
- the measurement circuit 32 is connected to a connector (described later) formed on the cylinder 21a.
- a battery 34 for supplying power to the measurement circuit 32 is also arranged in the blood test apparatus of the present invention.
- the blood test apparatus of the present invention has negative pressure means.
- the negative pressure means of the blood test apparatus in FIG. The output of the negative pressure means 82 is connected through the negative pressure passage 83 into the cylindrical body 21a. Therefore, the negative pressure means 82 can apply a negative pressure in the cylindrical body 21a and in the holder 23 of the blood collection cartridge 22.
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the blood collection cartridge 22 and the vicinity of the opening 21b of the cylinder 21a to which the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached.
- FIG. 3A shows a state before the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the opening 21b of the cylindrical body 21a.
- the holder 23 and the lancet 25 of the blood collection cartridge 22 are fixed to each other by a fixing claw 23f.
- the lancet 25 is formed with a gripped portion 25f.
- a plunger 30 is provided in the cylindrical body 21a so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in the figure).
- the plunger 30 has a gripping portion 30a for gripping the gripped portion 25f of the lancet 25.
- the plunger 30 has a protrusion 30b, and is fixed by engaging the protrusion 30b with a plunger fixing member 31f provided on the cylinder 21a.
- the plunger fixing member 31f is interlocked with the button 3 lg. When the button 3 lg is pressed, the plunger fixing member 31f engages with the protrusion 3 If provided on the plunger 30, and the plunger 30 is fixed.
- a slider 37 is provided on the cylinder 21a so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in the figure).
- the slider 37 is urged toward the opening 21b by the holder pressing panel 29.
- the mechanical switch 38-1 provided inside the cylindrical body 21a is pressed by the slider 37 moved in the internal direction of the cylindrical body 21a.
- the mechanical-switch 38-1 detects that the part to be punctured has been placed at an appropriate position. Placing the puncture site at an appropriate position includes contact of the puncture site with the opening 21b.
- FIG. 3B shows a state in which the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the cylindrical body 21a from the opening 21b.
- FIG. 3C shows a state in which the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the opening 21b of the cylinder 21a of the blood test apparatus main body.
- the gripping portion 30 a of the plunger 30 grips the gripped portion 25 f of the lancet 25 that constitutes the blood collection cartridge 22.
- the holder 23 engages with a slider 37 attached in the cylinder 21a.
- the blood sensor 24 of the attached blood collection cartridge 22 is arranged in a state of protruding from the opening 21b of the cylindrical body 21a. However, the blood sensor 24 can be pushed in the direction toward the inside of the opening 21b while resisting the urging force of the holder pressing panel 29.
- Blood sensor 24 of blood collection cartridge 22 attached to cylinder 21a and puncturing means can operate separately. That is, the lancet 25 of the blood collection cartridge 22 is driven by the plunger 30. On the other hand, the holder 23 and the blood sensor 24 can move in and out of the opening 25b of the cylindrical body 21a in conjunction with the slider 37 independently of the lancet 25.
- the fixation claw 23f (fixing the lancet 25) of the blood collection cartridge 22 is released when the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the cylinder 21a.
- the fixation claw 23f fixing the lancet 25
- the support portion may be formed by resin molding or the like.
- Fig. 3G shows the state before the fixing claw 23f and the lancet 25 are released
- Fig. 3H shows the state after the release.
- the end of the slider 37 pushes the fixing claw 23f, and rotates the fixing claw 23f with the support 23g as a fulcrum (moves like a seesaw). By this rotation, the fixing claw 23f is removed from the notch 25g of the lancet 25, and the fixing is released.
- FIG. 3D a patient performing a blood test applies the skin 7 at the puncture site (for example, a fingertip) to the blood sensor 24 at the tip of the blood collection cartridge 22, and the blood sensor 24 is attached to the opening of the cylinder 21a.
- the state pushed in the direction inside 21b is shown. That is, the holder 23 and the blood sensor 24 4 move against the urging force of the holder pressing panel 29 and move toward the inside of the cylindrical body 21a, and the blood sensor 24 and the opening 21b of the cylindrical body 21a come together to stop. ing.
- the skin 7 of the puncture site contacts the opening 21b of the cylindrical body 21a, and the opening 21b is covered.
- the mechanical switch 38-1 which is the first detection means, is pressed to the first position by the moved slider 37.
- the negative pressure means 82 When the mechanical-cal switch 38-1 is pressed to the first position, the negative pressure means 82 is activated to apply a negative pressure in the cylinder 21a. It is preferable that the negative pressure means 82 is automatically activated.
- FIG. 3E shows a state in which the skin 7 at the puncture site is sucked and raised inside the cylindrical body 21a negatively pressurized by the negative pressure means 82.
- the blood sensor 24 further moves inward of the cylinder 21a by the raised skin 7 of the puncture site.
- the mechanical switch 38-1 which is the first detection means
- the mechanical switch 381 also functions as a second detection means for detecting a change in the shape of the puncture site due to negative pressure, that is, swell.
- the second detection means may be a member different from the mechanical-cal switch 38-1.
- a mechanical switch provided separately behind the mechanical switch 38-1 in the cylinder 21a (left side in the drawing) may be used as the second detection means.
- the display unit 75 displays that the mechanical switch 38-1 has been pressed to the second position and prompts the patient to perform manual puncture using a puncture button or the like, or the device itself automatically activates after being driven to the second position. Puncture is preferred.
- FIG. 3F shows a state where the skin 7 that is the puncture site is punctured.
- the plunger 30 moves in the direction of the needle tip, and the blood collection needle 26 protrudes from the blood sensor 24 and punctures the skin 7.
- the plunger 30 can move independently of the holder 23.
- the plunger 30 After puncturing, the plunger 30 is pulled backward, and the state shown in Fig. 3E is reached. Blood is collected from the patient's skin force and blood flows into the blood sensor 24. As will be described later, if the blood sensor 24 is provided with a detection electrode serving as a detection electrode, blood inflow can be detected. It is preferable to display on the display unit 75 that the inflow of blood has been detected, or to automatically stop the negative pressure means upon detection.
- the mechanical switch 38-1 in Fig. 3 may be an electric sensor or an optical sensor.
- An electrical sensor using electrical resistance is disposed inside the cylinder 21a in the same manner as the mechanical switch 38-1 in FIG.
- the blood sensor 24 is pushed by the puncture site 7 and moves in the inner direction of the cylinder 21a (leftward in FIG. 3).
- the slider 37 made of a conductive material moves to the position of the electric resistance type electric sensor and contacts the electric sensor. Skin detection is performed based on the electrical resistance that changes.
- the arrangement position of the electric sensor using capacitance is the same as that of the electric sensor using the conductivity.
- a capacitance-type electric sensor has a pair of terminals, and performs skin detection based on an electrical change between the terminals (in this case, a change in capacitance). That is, the blood sensor 24 is pushed by the puncture site 7 and moves in the cylindrical body 21a.
- the slider 37 made of a conductive material is placed inside the cylinder 21a. It moves in the direction and comes into contact with a capacitive electric sensor. Touching both of the pair of electrical sensor terminals changes the capacitance between the pair of terminals. Skin detection is performed based on the change in capacitance.
- the arrangement position of the electric sensor (frequency changing type electric sensor) using the change in frequency is the same as that of the mechanical switch 38-1 in FIG.
- the frequency change type electric sensor has a built-in coil.
- the resonance frequency changes according to the change in inductance due to the change in the distance between the slider 37 and the coil. Skin detection is performed based on the change in frequency.
- the arrangement position of the photo-interrupter type optical sensor is the same as that of the mechanical switch 38-1 in FIG.
- a reflective photo-interrupter type optical sensor detects skin by blocking light. That is, the blood sensor 24 is pushed by the puncture site 7 and moves in the inner direction of the cylinder 21a.
- the slider 37 made of a conductive material moves in the direction toward the inside of the cylindrical body 21a and blocks the light emitted from the light emitting element of the photo interrupter type photosensor. By blocking the light, the input of the light receiving element of the photo interrupter type optical sensor changes. Skin detection is performed based on the change in the input of the light receiving element.
- a blood test apparatus 20 shown in FIG. 2 has a lancet 25 to which a decision needle 26 is attached and a blood collection cartridge 22 in which a blood sensor 24 is incorporated and integrated.
- the blood collection cartridge 22 can be attached to and detached from the cylindrical body 21a in a lump. Therefore, the blood sensor 24 and the blood collection needle 26 can be easily attached and exchanged.
- the blood collection needle 26 Since the blood collection needle 26 is stored in the holder 23 when the blood collection cartridge 22 is mounted, the blood collection needle 26 can be safely exchanged without being accidentally pierced by the blood collection needle 26. Moreover, since the blood collection needle 26 is housed in the holder 23, it does not give fear to the patient.
- the blood collection needle 26 is not touched directly, it is hygienic.
- the blood sensor 24 and the blood collection needle 26 are exchanged at once for each test, there is no fear of using the needle 26 multiple times and there is no fear of infection.
- FIG. 4 is an assembled perspective view of an example of a blood collection cartridge.
- one end 23a of the holder 23 is a blood center for examining the collected blood.
- SA 24 is installed.
- the outer shell of the holder 23 has a cross shape, and a connector 27 (disposed on the apparatus main body) formed of a conductive metal is guided between the cross-shaped convex portions 23c.
- the shape of the outer shell of the holder 23 is not particularly limited, and may be a regular polygon.
- the other side of the holder 23 has a convex portion 23d formed integrally with the convex portion 23c, and a hole 23e is provided in the convex portion 23d.
- a lancet 25 is inserted into the holder 23.
- Guides 25c for preventing reuse that are 180 degrees apart from each other are formed integrally with the lancet 25. Further, guides 25d for improving linearity are provided 180 degrees apart from each other and between the guides 25c, and slide in the holes 23e provided in the convex portions 23d of the holder 23.
- a gripped portion 25f is provided between the convex portion 25e provided in the vicinity of one end 25a of the lancet 25 and the one end 25a.
- a fixing claw 23f for fixing the lancet 25 inserted in the holder 23 is provided.
- the fixing claw 23f can rotate with respect to the holder 23, and has a support portion 23g for the rotation.
- the fixing claw 23f is a grease-based elastic member that performs a seesaw operation, and releases the fixation of the lancet 25 after the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the cylinder 21a (described above).
- FIG. 5A is a cross-sectional view of blood collection cartridge 22 at the time of puncturing
- FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of blood collection cartridge 22 at the end of puncturing.
- the blood collection needle 26 protrudes from the blood sensor 24.
- the lancet 25 since the convex portion 25e is locked to the locking portion 23f provided on the other end 23b of the holder 23, the needle 26 does not protrude even the blood sensor 24 force.
- the blood collection needle 26 is accommodated in the holder 23 and stopped.
- the lancet 25 is stopped by the base of the guide 25c being locked to a locking portion 23f provided at the other end 23b of the holder 23. Therefore, the lancet 25 does not come out of the holder 23.
- FIG. 5B is a perspective view of the blood collection cartridge 22. As shown in FIG. 5B, the blood collection cartridge 22 is removed from the cylinder 21a. At this time, even if the lancet 25 is pushed out in the direction of the arrow 35, the guide 25c rides up to the convex portion 23c from the hole 23e of the holder 23 by its own elasticity. Then, the base of the guide 25c engages with the end of the hole 23e and stops. Therefore, it is safe because the blood collection needle 26 does not protrude from the blood sensor 24 again. Also, since the needle 26 does not protrude, there is no fear of the patient.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the blood collection cartridge 22. As shown in FIG.
- the height of the cross-shaped convex portion 23c formed on one end 23a side of the holder 23 is the same as that of the cross-shaped convex portion formed on the other end 23b side of the holder 23. It is higher than the height of 23d. That is, the convex portion 23d side of the holder 23 is thinner than the convex portion 23c side. Thus, if the front part of the blood collection cartridge 22 in the insertion / insertion direction is thinner than the rear part, the blood collection cartridge 22 can be easily attached to the cylinder 21a.
- the tip 23g (on the end 23b side) of the convex portion 23d on the other end 23b side protrudes at an acute angle. This is important in order to make sure that the connector (described later) formed on the cylinder 21a side is in contact with the desired part of the blood sensor.
- the needle 26 and the blood sensor 24 are also detachably inserted into and removed from the cylinder 21a. Therefore, the blood sensor 24 and the needle 26 can be easily attached and exchanged.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of an example of a blood sensor of the blood test apparatus of the present invention.
- the blood sensor 24 includes a substrate 41; a spacer 47 bonded to the upper surface of the substrate 41; a cover 48 bonded to the upper surface of the spacer 47.
- a blood reservoir 49 is formed by the hole 41 c provided in the substrate 41 and the hole 47 c provided in the spacer 47.
- a supply path 47d is connected to the reservoir 49. The leading end of the supply path 47d communicates with the air hole 48c.
- the detection unit 40 disposed in the supply path 47d includes a detection electrode as described later.
- the detection unit detects inflow of blood or detects blood components.
- a reagent 50 is placed on at least a part of the detection unit 40.
- Reagent 50 is, for example, 0.01-2. Owt% CMC aqueous solution, PQQ-GDH (0.1-5. OUZ blood sensor), potassium ferricyanide (10-20 OmM), maltitol (l-50 mM)
- a reagent solution prepared by adding and dissolving taurine (20 to 200 mM) is dropped onto the detection unit 40 formed on the substrate 41 and dried.
- FIG. 8 is an exploded plan view of blood sensor 24.
- the blood sensor 24 has a force bar 48 shown in FIG. 8A; a spacer 47 shown in FIG. 8B; and a substrate 41 shown in FIG. 8C.
- FIG. 8C is a plan view of the substrate 41.
- the substrate 41 has an octagonal shape, but the shape is not particularly limited. The size may be adjusted as appropriate. For example, one dimension 41a is 9 mm, and the other dimension 41b is 8 mm.
- the material of the substrate 41 is polyethylene terephthalate (PET). It is preferable that the thickness of the resin is 0.075 to 0.25 mm (preferably 0.188 mm).
- the detection electrodes 42 to 45 and the connection electrodes 42a to 45a can be formed by forming a conductive layer by sputtering or vapor deposition using gold, platinum, palladium or the like as a material, and laser processing the conductive layer.
- a hole 41c is provided in the substrate 41, and the diameter may be about 2. Omm.
- the hole 41c is preferably provided in the approximate center of the substrate 41.
- FIG. 8B is a plan view of the spacer 47.
- the shape of the spacer 47 is substantially a cross shape, but may be a polygon (preferably a regular polygon). If the cross shape is used, it is easy to place a connector (not shown) in the recess.
- the size of the spacer 47 may be adjusted according to the size of the substrate 41. For example, one dimension 47a may be 9 mm and the other dimension 47b may be 8 mm.
- the thickness of the spacer 47 may be in the range of 0.05 to 0.15 mm (preferably 0.1 nm).
- a hole 47c is provided in the approximate center of the spacer 47 and at a position corresponding to the hole 41c provided in the substrate 41.
- the diameter of the hole 47c may be the same as the diameter of the hole 41c (about 2. Omm).
- a slit 47d is formed from the hole 47c toward the cross-shaped first convex portion 47e, and the slit 47d corresponds to the blood supply path.
- the cavity of the supply path 47d should be about 0.144 L, but the size should be adjusted accordingly. do it. Since the test can be performed with such a small volume of blood, there is no fear that the burden on the patient is small.
- Spacer 47 should be made of a resin such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET)!
- FIG. 8A is a plan view of the cover 48.
- the shape and size of the cover 48 may be the same as the spacer 47.
- the cross-shaped first protrusion 48d is provided with an air hole 48c corresponding to the tip of the supply path 47d.
- the diameter of the air hole 48c is preferably about 50 m.
- the material of the cover 48 is plastic, preferably polyethylene terephthalate.
- the thickness of the cover 48 may be in the range of 0.05 to 0.25 mm (preferably 0.075 mm).
- the back surface of the cover 48 corresponding to the ceiling portion of the supply path 47d is preferably subjected to hydrophilic treatment. This is because the blood collected in the reservoir 49 flows smoothly into the supply channel 47d by capillary action. Further, the back surface of the cover 48 corresponding to the ceiling portion of the hole 47c is preferably subjected to water repellency treatment. Furthermore, the surface of the cover 48 (the surface opposite to the surface to be bonded to the spacer) is preferably water-repellent.
- FIG. 9 is a perspective plan view of blood sensor 24.
- Detection electrodes 42 to 45 are formed on the substrate 41 to constitute a detection unit.
- the detection electrodes 42 to 45 function as, for example, a working electrode, a detection electrode, a counter electrode, and an Hct electrode in order.
- the “working electrode” is an electrode for measuring a blood component
- the “detection electrode” is an electrode for detecting that blood is supplied to the detection unit
- the “counter electrode” is an electrode that is a pair of the working electrode.
- the “Hct electrode” means an electrode for measuring a hematocrit value in blood.
- the detection electrodes 42 to 45 are respectively connected to the corresponding connection electrodes 42 a to 45 a, and the connection electrodes 42 a to 45 a are arranged on the outer peripheral side of the substrate 41.
- the reagent contacts at least a part of the detection unit 40 on the substrate 41.
- the reagent preferably contacts the detection electrode 42 functioning as a working electrode and the detection electrode 44 functioning as a counter electrode, but preferably does not contact the detection electrode 45 functioning as an Hct electrode.
- the blood from which the skin force punctured by the blood collection needle 26 has also flowed out is taken into the reservoir 49.
- the blood taken into the reservoir 49 flows into the supply channel 47d by capillary action, is guided to the detector 40, and reacts with the reagent 50 at the detector 40.
- the reaction result is guided to the connection electrodes 42a, 43a, 44a and 45a connected to the respective detection electrodes.
- the reaction result is obtained by connecting terminals (33a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a, 3a) via connectors (27a, 27b, 27c, and 27d: not shown) contacting the connection electrodes 42a, 43a, 44a, and 45a. 3b, 33c and 33d (not shown); in addition, the terminal force is also led to the measuring circuit 32.
- each of the connection electrodes 42a to 45a has contact portions 42b to 45b for making contact with the connector.
- Connector 27a, 27b, 27c and 27d force S in contact with contact sites 42b, 43b, 44b and 45b, respectively.
- the insect pupa M stands 42b, 43b, 44b and 45b are arranged around the specific point, and are arranged at equiangular intervals around the specific point.
- the "specific point” may be inside the reservoir 49 (inside the hole 41c) on the substrate surface. It is more preferable that it is in the vicinity of the preferred center. Further, the “specific point” may be on an axis on the substrate surface on which the puncture needle 26 moves. Furthermore, it is preferable that the specific point is near the center of rotation of the blood collection cartridge with respect to the insertion direction when the blood collection cartridge is attached to the attachment portion. Further, it is preferable that the contact portions 42b to 45b are arranged at substantially the same distance from the specific point.
- connector 27 of the blood test apparatus contacts blood sensor 24 with the specific point at the center at equal angular intervals, so that the connector and blood sensor can be used regardless of the orientation of the blood sampling cartridge. Can be connected properly. Therefore, it is easier to mount the blood collection cartridge.
- the contact portions 42b, 43b, 44b and 45b are arranged at equiangular intervals around the specific point, the blood collection cartridge 22 is attached to the cylindrical body 21a and the contact portions are connected. All contact sites can be in contact with any of the connectors even if the angle around the axis about the insertion direction of the blood sampling cartridge is arbitrary. On the other hand, it is unclear which connector is in contact with which connector. Therefore, in order to randomly insert the blood sampling cartridge regardless of the angle around the axis with the insertion direction as the axis, it is necessary to identify which contact portion of the connecting electrode of the misaligned contact with any connector. It is preferable to have a “reference electrode”.
- FIG. 10 shows an example in which the blood sensor 24 is provided with a reference electrode.
- the blood sensor 24a shown in FIG. 10 has a “reference electrode” serving as a reference for specifying the position of each connection electrode on any of the connection electrodes.
- the blood sensor 24a may be the same as the blood sensor 24 shown in FIG. 9 except that it has a reference electrode.
- the reference electrode in FIG. 10 is a reference contact portion 43c that is a place where the connector comes into contact.
- the reference contact part 43c is provided in the connection electrode 43a together with the contact part 43b. That is, the contact part 43b and the reference contact part 43c are connected by a conductor. So the resistance between them is zero.
- the reference contact part 43c is not limited to the connection electrode 43a as long as it is provided in one of the connection electrodes 42a to 45a.
- the contact portions 42b to 45b and the reference contact portion 43c are provided in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the blood sensor 24a. It is provided at equiangular intervals around a specific point. Accordingly, five connectors 27 of the cylindrical body 21a are also provided at equiangular intervals around the specific point corresponding to each of the contact portions 42b to 45b and the reference contact portion 43c.
- the shape of the blood collection cartridge holder 23 including the blood sensor 24a is preferably a star-shaped pentagon that is not a cross-shaped shape as shown in FIG.
- a connector 27 arranged at the mounting portion of the inspection device is arranged at an equal angle around the star-shaped or pentagonal holder.
- the blood collection cartridge 22 can be inserted into the cylinder 21a with an angle around the axis about the insertion direction as an axis.
- V) Contact connector with any displacement, contact with any displacement contact location or reference contact location, and B) Measurement circuit 32 detects adjacent electrodes with zero electrical resistance, and includes the reference contact location.
- the position of the connection electrodes 42a to 45a can be specified, and the function of the detection electrode connected to each connection electrode can be specified.
- FIG. 11 shows an example of a test flow using blood test apparatus 20.
- the blood collection cartridge 22 is inserted into the cylinder 21a.
- the holder 23 of the blood collection cartridge 22 is locked to the slider 37, and the gripped portion 25f of the lancet 25 is gripped by the grip portion 30a of the plunger 30.
- step 61 the puncture site (patient skin) is pressed against the blood sensor 24 of the blood collection cartridge 22, and the blood sensor 24 is pushed into the opening 21b. As a result, the slider 37 presses the force-cal switch 38-1 to the first position.
- step 62 the negative pressure means is activated to start the negative pressure operation, and the cylinder 21a is negatively pressurized.
- the negative pressure means is preferably automatically activated when the mechanical switch 38-1 is pressed to the first position.
- step 63 the locking mechanism formed by the locking projection 31c provided on the handle 31 and the locking recess 21d provided on the housing 21 is released.
- the release of the lock mechanism is preferably performed after the negative pressure means is driven for a predetermined time. This is because the part to be punctured rises and puncture becomes easy.
- the blood sensor is further pushed into the inside of the opening 21b due to the rise of the puncture site, and the slider 37 presses the mechanical switch 38-1 to the second position. May be. If the display unit 75 indicates that the mechanical-cal switch 38-1 has been pressed to the second position, the release timing of the lock mechanism becomes more appropriate. Alternatively, the lock mechanism may be automatically released after the mechanical switch 381 is pressed to the second position.
- step 64 the blood collection needle 26 is fired and punctured toward the skin, which is the puncture site, via the lancet 25 interlocked with the plunger 30 biased by the panel.
- the blood collection needle 26 is retracted into the blood collection cartridge 22.
- step 66 blood is collected.
- the blood from which the puncture site force has flowed out by the puncture with the blood collection needle 26 is taken into the reservoir 49 of the blood sensor 24.
- the blood in the reservoir 49 flows into the supply channel 47d by capillary action and is guided to the detector 40.
- inflow to supply channel 47d is facilitated by negative pressure.
- the detection unit 40 of the blood sensor determines whether or not the force is sufficient to obtain sufficient blood. Therefore, the burden on patients who do not need to collect extra blood is extremely small. Furthermore, if the driving of the negative pressure means is stopped after the determination, it is possible to prevent the battery power consumption.
- step 67 glucose is measured. After reacting glucose in the blood with the reagent 50 (including glucose oxidoreductase) placed on the detection unit 40 for a certain period of time, both detection is performed using the detection electrode 42 as a working electrode and the detection electrode 44 as a counter electrode. A voltage is applied between the electrodes. Then, the reduced mediator generated on the detection electrode 42 by the enzyme reaction is oxidized, and the oxidation current is detected.
- the reagent 50 including glucose oxidoreductase
- the reaction time between glucose and acid reductase is usually 1 to 10 seconds.
- the applied voltage in step 67 is generally 0.2 to 0.5 V, and the applied time is generally 1 to 5 seconds.
- the application time can be measured by a timer 7 9 (described later).
- step 68 the Hct value is measured.
- a voltage is applied between the detection electrodes 45 with the detection electrode 45 as a working electrode and the detection electrode 42 as a counter electrode.
- a current depending on the Hct value can be detected, and the Hct value is measured based on the detected current.
- the measured Hct value is used to correct the glucose measurement.
- the correction is calculated from the calibration curve of the current and Hct value created in advance.
- a ct value may be used. Further, the detected current may be used as it is.
- the applied voltage in Step 68 is generally 2 to 3 V, and the applied time is generally 0.01 to 5 seconds.
- the detection electrode 45 which is the working electrode, is not in contact with the reagent, and there is a certain interval between the detection electrode 45 and the detection electrode 42, and only blood is present in this interval.
- an acid current dependent on the Hct value can be detected without being affected by the reagent 50.
- step 69 blood components are corrected. That is, the amount of glucose obtained in step 67 is corrected using the Hct value detected in step 68. The correction is performed based on a calibration curve (including a calibration table) created in advance.
- step 70 the corrected glucose amount is displayed on the display unit 75 of the blood test apparatus 20 as the final measurement result after correction.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram of blood test apparatus 20.
- a blood test apparatus 20 shown in FIG. 12 has a blood sensor 24a shown in FIG.
- Terminals 33a to 33e in FIG. 12 are connected to connection electrodes 42a to 45a of blood sensor 24a (in this case, 43a includes a reference electrode and has two connection sites) via a connector.
- the terminals 33a to 33e are connected to the switching circuit 71, and the output of the switching circuit 71 is connected to the input of the current Z voltage transformation 72.
- the output of the transformation 72 is connected to the input of the arithmetic unit 74 via an analog Z-digital transformation (hereinafter referred to as AZD transformation) 73.
- the output of the calculation unit 74 is connected to a display unit 75 (for example, a liquid crystal display unit).
- a reference voltage source 78 is connected to the switching circuit 71.
- the reference voltage source 78 may be a ground potential.
- the output of the control unit 76 is connected to the control terminal of the switching circuit 71, the calculation unit 74, the transmission unit 77, and the timer 79.
- the output of the calculation unit 74 is also connected to the input of the transmission unit 77.
- the output of the control unit 76 is connected to the negative pressure means 82 (vacuum generator or the like), and the output of the negative pressure means 82 is communicated with the inside of the cylindrical body 21a via the negative pressure passage 83. Accordingly, the negative pressure means 82 can apply a negative pressure in the cylinder 2 la.
- the output of the detection means 38 (such as the mechanical-cal switch 38-1) is connected to the control unit 76, and the control unit 76 uses the negative pressure means 82 based on this output. Start or stop.
- blood test apparatus 20 The operation of blood test apparatus 20 will be described. First, when the blood sensor 24 (which may be the blood collection cartridge 22 including the blood sensor 24) is attached to the cylindrical body 21a, the power of the apparatus is turned on.
- the blood sensor 24 which may be the blood collection cartridge 22 including the blood sensor 24
- the blood sensor is blood sensor 24a before the blood test, the following operation is performed. That is, it is specified to which of the terminals 33a to 33e the connection electrodes 42a to 45a are connected. According to a command from the control unit 76, a terminal having a zero resistance between adjacent terminals is specified among the terminals 33a to 33e. The connection electrode connected to the terminal identified as having zero resistance is determined to be the connection electrode 43a. Then, with reference to the terminal 33 connected to the connection electrode 43a, the terminal 33 is determined to be connected to the connection electrodes 44a, 45a, and 42a in order. In this way, after determining the terminal 33 connected to each of the connection electrodes 42a to 45a, a blood test is performed.
- the switching circuit 71 is switched to connect the connection electrode 42a of the detection electrode 42 serving as a working electrode for measuring the amount of blood components to the current Z voltage change via the terminal 33b. Further, the connection electrode 43a of the detection electrode 43 serving as a detection electrode for detecting the inflow of blood is connected to the reference voltage source 78 via the terminal 33d. Then, a certain voltage is applied between the detection electrode 42 and the detection electrode 43, and the apparatus waits.
- the control section 76 causes the negative pressure means 82 to be output. Start up. After a certain period of time, the lancet 25 is driven and puncture is performed.
- the detection means 38 may output to the control unit 76 that the skin at the site to be punctured has been raised due to negative pressure.
- the control unit 76 may display it on the display unit 75.
- glucose which is a blood component
- the measurement of the glucose component amount can be performed by the following procedure.
- the switching circuit 71 is switched in accordance with a command from the control unit 76, and the detection electrode 42 serving as a working electrode for measuring the glucose component amount is connected to the current / voltage converter 72 via the terminal 33b.
- the detection electrode 44 serving as a counter electrode for measuring the glucose component amount is connected to the reference voltage source 78 via the terminal 33e.
- the current Z-voltage converter 72 and the reference voltage source 78 are turned off, and a certain period of time (10 seconds or less) has elapsed. Thereafter, a constant voltage (0.2 to 0.5 V) may be applied between the detection electrodes 42 and 44 according to a command from the control unit 76.
- the current flowing between the detection electrodes 42 and 44 is converted into a voltage by the current Z voltage change.
- the converted voltage value is converted into a digital value by the AZD converter 73 and output to the calculation unit 74.
- the calculation unit 74 converts the digital value into a Darcos component amount.
- the Hct value is measured.
- the Hct value can be measured by the following procedure. First, in accordance with a command from the control unit 76, the switching circuit 71 is switched, and the detection electrode 45 serving as a working electrode for measuring the Hct value is connected to the current Z voltage conversion 72 via the terminal 33a. Further, the detection electrode 42 serving as a counter electrode for measuring the Hct value is connected to the reference voltage source 78 via the terminal 33 b.
- a constant voltage (2 V to 3 V) is applied between the detection electrodes 45 and 42 from the current Z voltage change 72 and the reference voltage source 78 according to a command from the control unit 76.
- the current flowing between the detection electrodes 45 and 42 is converted into a voltage by the current Z voltage converter 72, the voltage value is converted into a digital value by the AZD conversion, and the converted digital value is output to the calculation unit 74.
- the calculation unit 74 converts the digital value into an Hct value.
- the glucose component amount is corrected with the Hct value with reference to a previously obtained calibration curve or calibration curve table.
- the corrected result is displayed on display 75.
- the corrected result is used as an injection of insulin (used as an example of a therapeutic agent) from the transmitter 77.
- You may transmit toward the injection device to shoot.
- Radio waves may be used for transmission, but it is preferable to transmit by optical communication without interfering with medical equipment.
- the dose of the injection device force S insulin can be automatically set based on the measurement data transmitted from the transmitter 77, the patient does not need to set the dose of insulin in the injection device. In addition, since the dose of insulin can be set in the injection device without using human means, setting errors can be prevented.
- the switch 38 is provided in the cylinder 21 a and is pressed by the slider 37.
- the negative pressure means 82 will not start unless the blood sensor 24 (or the blood collection cartridge 22 having the blood sensor 24 is attached?) Is inserted into the mounting portion and the slider 37 is not moved. Therefore, there is no possibility that the negative pressure means 82 will malfunction by mistake.
- the detection means 38 may be a mechanical switch 38-1 or an electric sensor or an optical sensor.
- the mechanical-switch 38-1 is a switch that is pressed when the puncture site of the patient pressed against the blood sensor of the blood test apparatus comes into contact with the distal end portion 21b of the cylindrical body 21a.
- the blood test apparatus and the blood test method of the present invention it is detected that the apparatus is in contact with the patient's skin, and negative pressure means is automatically generated according to the detection output. Can be driven. Therefore, even when a patient performs an examination while holding the device with one hand, the device can be stably held and a reliable measurement can be performed. If the release operation of the plunger 30 is also automatically released after the skin swells, the operation performed by the patient becomes easier and the measurement is assured.
- the blood test apparatus and blood test method of the present invention can reduce the burden of blood tests on patients. That is, when blood for testing is collected by the blood sensor, the negative pressure means is activated without any special operation if the blood sensor of the apparatus is pressed against the skin of the puncture site. Then, blood from the puncture site can be easily collected in the blood sensor. Therefore, it can be widely applied to medical devices and the like.
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