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<strong>SODIUM</strong><br />

REF 1151010<br />

2 x 60 mL<br />

CONTENTS<br />

R1. Reagent 1 x 60 mL<br />

R2. Reagent 1 x 60 mL<br />

CAL. Standard 1 x 2 mL<br />

For in vitro diagnostic use only<br />

<strong>SODIUM</strong><br />

Colorimetric method<br />

ENDPOINT<br />

PRINCIPLE<br />

The sodium and the protein in the serum are precipitated with<br />

magnesium uranyl acetate. After separation by centrifugation the<br />

excess of uranyl ions in the supernatant react with thioglycolic acid<br />

forming a colored complex which absorbance varies inversely to the<br />

concentration of sodium in the sample. 1,2<br />

II . Colorimetry<br />

−<br />

−<br />

Timer.<br />

Photometer or colorimeter capable of measuring absorbance at<br />

410 ± 10 nm.<br />

R1<br />

R2<br />

CAL<br />

REAGENT COMPOSITION<br />

Precipitating. Uranyl acetate 19 mmol/L, Magnesium acetate<br />

140 mmmol/L in ethyl alcohol.<br />

X n F R 11-20/22-33 S 1/2-7-16-20/21-45<br />

Color reagent. Ammonium thioglycolate 550 mmol/L, Amonia<br />

550 mmol/L.<br />

T R 25-36/37/38-43 S 1/2 –9-16-25-26-27-28-36/37/39-45-<br />

61.<br />

Sodium standard. Sodium (Na + ) 150 mmol/L. Concentration<br />

value is traceable to Standard Reference Material 909b.<br />

STORAGE AND STABILITY<br />

PROCEDURE<br />

I. Precipitation<br />

1. Pipette into labelled centrifuge tubes:<br />

TUBE<br />

Sample<br />

Standard<br />

Sample 50 μl --<br />

CAL -- 50 μl<br />

R1<br />

3.0 mL<br />

3.0 mL<br />

Store the reagents at room temperature 15-30ºC in the dark.<br />

The reagents are stable until the expiry date stated on the label.<br />

Turbidity may be a sign of contamination.<br />

Discard If appear signs of deterioration:<br />

- Presence of particles and turbidity.<br />

- Blank absorbance (A) at 405 nm > 1.200 in 1cm cuvette.<br />

REAGENT PREPARATION<br />

The Reagents and Standards are are ready-to-use.<br />

SAMPLES<br />

Serum.<br />

Sodium is stable for at least 24 hours at room temperature and 2<br />

weeks when refrigerated. 3,4<br />

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INTERFERENCES<br />

Bilirubin (40 mg/dL) does not interfere.<br />

Hemoglobin (500 mg/dL) does not interfere.<br />

Ascorbate (20 mg/dL) does not interfere<br />

Other drugs and substances may interfere. 5,6<br />

I. Precipitation<br />

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−<br />

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−<br />

MATERIALS REQUIRED<br />

Pipettes.<br />

Centrifuge tubes (13 x 100 m/m).<br />

Vortex mixer.<br />

Desktop centrifuge / Microcentrifuge.<br />

2.<br />

3.<br />

4.<br />

5.<br />

Mix well. Allow to stand for 5 minutes.<br />

Vortex intensively for at least 30 sec. Allow to stand for 30 min.<br />

Centrifuge for 5-10 minutes at 5000-8000 r.p.m., or 2 minutes<br />

at 12000 r.p.m. (Microcentrifuge).<br />

Separate off the clear supernatant.<br />

II. Colorimetry<br />

1. Pipette into labelled tubes:<br />

TUBE<br />

Blank<br />

Sample<br />

Standard<br />

R1 50 μl -- --<br />

Supernatant -- 50 μl 50 μl<br />

2.<br />

3.<br />

R2 3.0 mL 3.0 mL 3.0 mL<br />

Mix well and let stand the tubes for at least 5 minutes at room<br />

temperature.<br />

Read the absorbance of the blank (A BK ), the sample (A S ) and<br />

the standard (A STD ) at 405 nm against distilled water.<br />

The turbidity is stable for 30 minutes.<br />

A BK – A S<br />

A BK – A STD<br />

CALCULATIONS<br />

x C STANDARD = mmol/L (mEq/L)<br />

Samples with values above 300 mmol/L should be diluted 1:1 with<br />

distilled water. Multiply the results by 2.<br />

QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFIED<br />

ISO 9001 ISO 13485<br />

<strong>LINEAR</strong> <strong>CHEMICALS</strong> S.L. Joaquim Costa 18 2ª planta. 08390 Montgat, Barcelona, SPAIN<br />

Telf. (+34) 934 694 990 Fax. (+34) 934 693 435. website www.linear.es


135-155 mmol/L (mEq/L).<br />

REFERENCE VALUES 3,4<br />

QUALITY CONTROL<br />

To ensure adequate quality control (QC), each run should include a<br />

set of controls (normal and abnormal) with assayed values handled<br />

as unknowns.<br />

- Correlation: This assay (y) was compared with a similar commercial<br />

method (x). The results were:<br />

N = 33 r = 0.998 y = 1.022x – 2.07<br />

X Media = 153.53 mmol/L<br />

Y Media = 136.5 mmol/L<br />

The analytical performances have been generated using on automatic<br />

instrument. Results may vary depending on the instrument.<br />

REF<br />

1980005 HUMAN MULTISERA NORMAL<br />

Borderline level of sodium. Assayed.<br />

REFERENCES<br />

REF<br />

1985005 HUMAN MULTISERA ABNORMAL<br />

Elevated level of sodium. Assayed.<br />

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE<br />

Sodium is the major cation of extracellular fluid. It plays a central role<br />

in the maintenance of the normal distribution of water and the osmotic<br />

pressure in the various fluid compartments. The main source of body<br />

sodium is sodium chloride contained in ingested foods. Only about<br />

one-third of the total body’s sodium is contained in the skeleton since<br />

most of it is contained in the extracellular body fluids. 1,2<br />

Hyponatremia (low serum sodium level) is found in a variety<br />

of conditions including the following: severe polyuria,<br />

metabolic acidosis, Addison's disease, diarrhea, and renal tubular<br />

disease. Hypernatremia (increased serum sodium level) is found in<br />

the following conditions: hyperadrenalism, severe dehydration,<br />

diabetic coma after therapy with insulin, excess treatment with<br />

sodium salts. 3,4<br />

1.<br />

2.<br />

3.<br />

4.<br />

5.<br />

6.<br />

Trinder, P. Analyst, 76:596, (1951).<br />

Maruna RFL. Clin. Chem Acta, 2:581, (1958).<br />

Tietz, N.W., Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry, W.B. Saunder<br />

Co., Phila, PA, p. 874.<br />

Henry R.F., et. al., Clinical Chemistry Principles and Technics,<br />

2nd Ed., Harper and Row, Hagerstein, M.D., (1974).<br />

Young DS. Effects of drugs on clinical laboratory tests, 5th<br />

ed. AACC Press, 2000.<br />

Friedman and Young. Effects of disease on clinical laboratory<br />

tests, 5 th AACC Press 2000.<br />

NOTES<br />

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Do not pipette the solution by mouth. Avoid ingestion/contact.<br />

Specimens should be considered infectious and handled<br />

appropriately.<br />

When preparing filtrates, inadequate shaking or centrifugation<br />

will cause falsely lowered test results.<br />

Blood calcium, chloride, and potassium levels of up to 3 times<br />

the normal reportedly exert no adverse influence on the<br />

procedure; phosphorus levels exceeding 5 times the normal<br />

likewise present no problems.<br />

The Color reagent, becomes discoloured when exposed to the<br />

light. Store protected from light. A slight turbidity does not affect<br />

the determination.<br />

Detergents usually contain high sodium concentrations. The<br />

equipment – test tubes, pipettes, stoppers, cuvettes – must<br />

therefore be rinsed carefully with distilled water.<br />

Disposable plastic tubes are recommended for the determination.<br />

Use Parafilm or plastic stoppers to close the tubes.<br />

ANALYTICAL PERFORMANCE<br />

- Linearity : Up to 300 mmol/L<br />

- Precision:<br />

mmol/L Within-run Between-run<br />

Mean 94.1 155.8 198.9 94.1 155.8 198.9<br />

SD 2.01 1.39 0.80 4.02 5.40 6.69<br />

CV% 2.13 0.89 0.40 4.28 3.47 3.37<br />

N 6 6 6 10 10 10<br />

- Sensitivity : 1.5 mA / mmol/L sodium.<br />

B1151-1/0504<br />

R1.ing<br />

QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFIED<br />

ISO 9001 ISO 13485<br />

<strong>LINEAR</strong> <strong>CHEMICALS</strong> S.L. Joaquim Costa 18 2ª planta. 08390 Montgat, Barcelona, SPAIN<br />

Telf. (+34) 934 694 990 Fax. (+34) 934 693 435. website www.linear.es

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