(1) Emergency laboratory: provide timely test information for rescued patients
(2) Hospital intensive care unit: Connected to physiological monitors to provide real-time laboratory data
(3) Branch outpatient clinics: CRP testing, myocardial infarction and heart failure testing, blood sugar testing, pregnancy testing, etc.
(4) Laboratory: testing for infectious diseases, influenza, etc.
(5) Health centers, community clinics and physician clinics, etc.: urinalysis, dry biochemical testing, hepatitis testing, etc.
(6) Individuals: monitoring of blood pressure, blood sugar, etc.
(7) Rapid rescue such as ambulance: detection of myocardial markers and electrolytes
(8) Pediatric diseases: CRP detection, inflammation detection, etc.
(9) Cardiovascular disease: detection of heart failure and myocardial infarction
(10) Blood-related diseases: thrombus and hemostasis, hemoglobin quantification and blood cell count, blood rheology analysis, erythrocyte sedimentation rate and other tests
(11) Infectious diseases: rapid detection of antigens and antibodies for hepatitis B, syphilis, HIV, etc.
(12) Endocrine diseases: blood sugar, glycosylated hemoglobin and urine microalbumin detection
(13) Febrile diseases: combined blood routine and CRP detection, etc.
(14) Blood biochemical analysis: dry chemistry, electrolyte and blood gas analysis, Hs-CRP (quantitative gold standard detection method for highly sensitive CRP), cholesterol chip, etc.
(15) Pregnancy test: TORCH-IgM five rapid test cards
(16) Supervision of law enforcement, etc.: drug driving, drunk driving, food testing, etc.