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Test TypeMercury
Containing Equipment in Medical Institutions
Equipment
Use
Batteries
Mercuric OxideHearing Aids, Pacemakers,
Defibrillators, Fetal Monitors, Hofler Monitor, Pagers, Picker Caliber,
Spirometer Alarm, Telemetry Transmitter, Temperature Alarm, Blood
Analyzer
Thermometers
Temperature
Measurement
Sphgymomanometers
Blood Pressure
Barometers
Weather Conditions
Esophageal Dilators
Cantor Tubes
Miller Abbot Tubes
Feeding TubesHg is used as weight at the bottom of
the tubes
Electrical
Instruments
Laboratory Ovens
(including Microwave Ovens), Nursing Incubators, Room, Temperature
Controllers, Refrigerators, Relays, Switches (no noise switch used in
patient rooms)
Lamps
Fluorescent Lamps, Metal Halide Lamps
High Pressure Sodium Lamps
Ultraviolet Lamps
Cathode Ray tubes
Analytical
Instruments using
mercury chloride as reagentSequential Multiple
Analyzer (SMAC)
AU 2000
Electron Microscope
Mercury used as vibration dampener.
Mercury Products Used in Medical Laboratories
Test Type
Reagent
Mercury
Albumin
Thimerosal
Drugs of Abuse
All
Thimerosal
Antifungal/Anti-Infectious
/Bacteriostatic Enzyme
/AmmoniaMerthiolate, Mercury Nitrate, Mercury Iodide
Thimerosal
(26% of Hg).
Herpes EIA
Buffer
Thimerosal
Cytology
Mucolex
Thimerosal
Urine Analysis
>Stabilur Tablets
Mercuric Oxide
Hepatitis B Core
Thimerosal
Hepatitis B AG & AB
Thimerosal
Hepatitis C
Thimerosal
HIV
Thimerosal
CA 125
Thimerosal
Progesterone
Thimerosal
Blood Bank Saline
Immu-sal
Identification of White Cells
Camco
Clostridium difficile
Thimerosal
Group A Streptococcus
Thimerosal
Giardia
Thimerosal
Fixatives
B 5 Fixative, Zenker's Solution,
Helly, Ohlamacher, Carnoy-Lebrun, Shardin
Mercuric Chloride
Histology
Mercuric Chloride
Harris Hematoxylin
Mercuric Oxide
Antibacterial Agent
Mercurochrome
Mercurial Diuretic
(known as mercupurin)Mercurophyline
Flame photomoter
(obsolete use)Mercury Sulfate
Protain Test
(contain Hydroxyphenol
group)Millon's Reagent
BUN Test
Enzyme
Non Protein NitrogenNessler's Solution
Nessler's Solution
Nessler's Solution
Pharmaceutical Preservative
Phenol Mercuric Acetate
Takata-ara
Takata's Reagent
Mercury
Stains Used in Medical Laboratories
Stains
Microbiology
Gram Iodine
Histology
Carbol-Fuchin
Histology
Mercury Chloride
Histology
Carbol Gentian Violet
Histology
Gomori's
Ganglion Cells
Cajal's
HBFT
Alum Hematoxylin (Solution A)
Use in delineating nerve cells
Golgi's
Mercury
Products Used in Dental Clinics
Chemical
Use
Dental Amalgam
Dental filling
Other
Sources of Mercury in Medical Institutions
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