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Laboratory Medicine

Point of Care Testing (POCT) / Blood Gas Machine and Ketone Meter Locations

Blood Gas Machine and Ketone Meter Locations

	Gas Machine	Ketone Meter
York	A&E (Resus) A&E (POCT room) ICU (x2) AMU CCU Ward 16 Theatres Delivery SCBU Ward 34 Renal Unit (iSTAT Alinity)	A&E (NIC) A&E (POCT room) ICU AMU CCU Ward 11 Ward 17 Ward 36 Acute Stroke Unit Diabetes Clinic SDEC (ward 21) White Cross Court Maternity
Scarborough	EDAC (Emergency Department Ambulatory Care) Resus Critical Care (ICU) Theatres Beech Ward Lilac Ward Delivery SCBU Rainbow Ward	EDAC (Emergency Department Ambulatory Care) Resus Critical Care (ICU) Enhanced Care (CCU) Lilac Ward Maple Ward Oak ward Hawthorn Rainbow Ward
Bridlington	Lloyd Ward (iSTAT Alinity)	Lloyd Ward

Please note that these locations may change due to extenuating circumstances.

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