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Albumintest reagent tablets

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Dates: 1950; 1960; circa 1950-1960

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1977.8.33 a-d

Description: Clear glass bottle (a) of Albumintest reagent tablets wiht black metal screw cap (b) housed in rectangular white and grey paper box (c) and folded paper instruction sheet (d); paper label affixed to the bottle contains information similar to that printed on the box.

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Accession Number: 1977.8.33 a-d

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Urinalysis; Albuminuria

Description: Clear glass bottle (a) of Albumintest reagent tablets wiht black metal screw cap (b) housed in rectangular white and grey paper box (c) and folded paper instruction sheet (d); paper label affixed to the bottle contains information similar to that printed on the box.

Number Of Parts: 4

Part Names: a - bottle; b - box; c - cap d - instruction sheet

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source: Dr. J. W. Scott.

Maker: Ames Company, Inc.

Site Made (City): Elkhart

Site Made (State): Indiana

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1950; 1960; circa 1950-1960

Material: paper: white, cream; ink: grey; white; red; black; glass: translucent; metal: black

Inscriptions: Printed on bottle label: "36 // ALBUMINTEST // REAGENT TABLETS // NO. 2207 // A TEST FOR // ALBUMIN // NOT FOR INTERNAL USE // ACTIVE INGREDIENTS // SODIUM MOLYBDATE // CITRIC ACID // EFFERVESCENT BASE // AMES COMPANY, INC. // E12 - 4105 // KEEP TIGHTLY CLOSED // AN // AMESCO // PRODUCT // To make reagent // solution dissolve one // tablet in each 4 cc of // water. // see instruction sheet // for testing methods // ELKHART, INDIANA, U.S.A.";

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-A5-5 Box 3 Row D

Length: a - 7.1 cm b - 7.9 cm d - 16.5 cm

Width: b - 3.5 cm d - 13.4 cm

Depth: b - 3.5 cm

Diameter: a - 2.6 cm c - 2.3 cm

Unit Of Measure: centimeters

Dimension Notes: d - opened flat

Condition Remarks: Paper faded to tan on half of first section; box shows wear around edges; bottle in excellent condition; tablets inside bottle appear deteriated

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Internet

Research Facts: Patients who have chronic liver disease and kidney disorders are at risk of developing abnormal Albumin concentrations in the blood. Albumin has special relevance to patients with diabetes because its presence in urine is a marker of diabetic kidney disease. The Albumin test allows for timely and accurate assessment of kidney disease; resulting in the correct adjustment of treatment and accurate monitoring of the complications of diabetes.

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albunimometer

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Dates: 1896; circa 1896

Collection: Dr. Charles H. Bird / Dr. Godfrey Bird Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 997037334

Description: Albuminometer, which is a long, cylindrical glass tube; the bottom tapers to a rounded and closed glass-filled point that extends from the base of the tube; the top has an open, flat rim around the tube opening; a white-filled graduated scale runs along the side of the tube.

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Accession Number: 997037334

Collection: Dr. Charles H. Bird / Dr. Godfrey Bird Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Urinalysis -- instrumentation; Albumins -- urine

Description: Albuminometer, which is a long, cylindrical glass tube; the bottom tapers to a rounded and closed glass-filled point that extends from the base of the tube; the top has an open, flat rim around the tube opening; a white-filled graduated scale runs along the side of the tube.

Number Of Parts: 1

Provenance: Used by either Dr. C.H. Bird or by Dr. H. Godfrey Bird of Gananoque, Ontario

Maker: AHT Co.

Site Made (Country): Germany

Dates: 1896; circa 1896

Date Remarks: This marks the beginning of the Bird practice

Material: glass: clear; white

Inscriptions: Etched into the glass in fancy script is the word "Albuminometer"; the company logo "AHT // CO [the "AHT" is underlined and below it is then"CO"]" is located just above increment lines and etched into the glass are "R [script] // 26 // ml [script] // U [script] // 10 // 9 // 8 // 7 // 6 // 5 // 4 // 3 // 2 // 1"; the word "Germany" is etched into the tube in script

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-12

Dimension Notes: Length 16.5 cm x Diam. 2.2 cm

Condition Remarks: Tube is clean, with minor dirty scuff marks

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Book; JPG

Reference Comments: "Scientific Instruments Laboratory Apparatus and Supplies Catalog (JC-141)," Central Scientific Company of Canada, Toronto, 1942, p. 658 (similar to item # 43005) (see attached photocopy); CD #2

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automatic blood lancet

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Dates: 1967; circa 1967

Collection: Dr. Burns Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 995005083

Description: (a) Cylindrical chrome lancet, with a spring-loaded blade threading around the top of the cylinder to attach (b); on one side is the mechanical blade release and at bottom, a flat, circular knob to arm the spring mechanism; (b) chrome cylinder with a small hole through the centre to accomodate the …

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Accession Number: 995005083

Collection: Dr. Burns Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Specimen Collection -- instrumentation; MM= Blood Specimen Collection -- automatic lancet

Description: (a) Cylindrical chrome lancet, with a spring-loaded blade threading around the top of the cylinder to attach (b); on one side is the mechanical blade release and at bottom, a flat, circular knob to arm the spring mechanism; (b) chrome cylinder with a small hole through the centre to accomodate the spring-loaded blade; top flares; bottom, inside, has threading to attach to (a); the device screws on and allows the operator to control the length of the extended blade.

Number Of Parts: 2

Part Names: a - blade assembly - Size: Length 11.2 cm x Width 1.0 cm x Depth 1.0 cm; b - guard - Size: Length 3.6 cm x Diam. 1.0 cm

Provenance: Owned and used by Dr. Burns of Napanee, Ont., a 1947 graduate of the Queen's University Medical Program; some items belonged to Dr. Stratton, who held the Napanee practice prior to Dr. Burns.

Maker: Trudell

Site Made (Country): Germany

Dates: 1967; circa 1967

Date Remarks: Based on catalogue date

Material: metal: silver

Inscriptions: Engraved on centre column: "TRUDELL // GERMANY" and on reverse: "CHROME"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

Condition Remarks: Tarnished; spring-loading mechanism still functions

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Book; JPG

Reference Comments: "Sklar Surgical Instruments, Suction & Pressure Apparatus," 75th anniv. ed., by J. Sklar Mfg. Co., Inc, 1967, p. 32 (similar to item #115-45) (see attached photocopy); CD #9

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automatic blood lancet

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Dates: 1937; circa 1937

Collection: Dr. E. Douglas Rooke Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 996009002 a-b

Description: All-metal tube with a hidden point in plastic case; the automatic blood lancet consists of a cylindrical piece of metal with a sharp point inside a hollow cylindrical tube with a spring-loaded device at one end and a small opening for the point at the other end; the centre has screw threads which a…

Accession Number: 996009002 a-b

Collection: Dr. E. Douglas Rooke Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Specimen Collection -- instrumentation; MM= Blood Specimen Collection -- automatic lancet

Description: All-metal tube with a hidden point in plastic case; the automatic blood lancet consists of a cylindrical; piece of metal with a sharp point inside a hollow cylindrical tube with a spring-loaded; device at one end and a small opening for the point at the other end; the centre has screw; threads which allow adjustment for the length of the point; (b) plastic tube-shaped case with a; metal end and a paper label, used, for storing automatic blood lancet; label is yellow and blue; with black print

Number Of Parts: 2

Part Names: a - automatic blood lancet - Size: Length 12.0 cm. x Width 0.9 cm. x Depth 0.5 cm.; b - plastic lancet case & paper label - Size: Length 12.0 cm. x Diameter1.5

Provenance: E. Douglas Rooke, M.D., Rochester MN USA

Maker: Adams

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1937; circa 1937

Date Remarks: Label date; Dr. Rooke was Queen's Meds '37

Material: metal: silver; paper: yellow; black; blue; plastic: clear

Inscriptions: (a) Front reads, "ADAMS // ADAMS // USA"; (b) front reads, "ADAMS // ADAMS // Improved AUTOMATIC; BLOOD LANCET // With the SPEAR POINT cutting edge. Adjust- // able, honed blade is STAINLESS STEEL.; // Improved spring release. Chrome plated // BELL TIP fits the finger. // Made in U.S.A. // No.; A-2562/X"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

Condition Remarks: (a) Metal has a few discoloured spots; (b) plastic is cracked and becoming brittle; one end of the; case has the plastic broken; there should be a metal cap on both ends, but one is missing; paper; label is discoloured and rumpled; plastic is discoloured with age; plastic tubing needs to be repaired; or replaced

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Person

Reference Comments: M. Hardwick

Research Facts: Used for blood collection by poking fingertips (in adults) or heels (in babies) for haematology; work

Beale's urinary cabinet

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Dates: 1870; 1899; circa 1870-1899

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1966.3.2 a-ap

Description: Urinary cabinet, a brown, rectangular wooden box with hinged lid; the inside of the case is lined with velvet; in the main part of the case, there are seven compartments of equal size along the back wall that hold the bottles (a,d,g,j,m,p, and s), together with their domed lids and pointed stoppers…

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Accession Number: 1966.3.2 a-ap

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Urinalysis; Diabetes Mellitus

Description: Urinary cabinet, a brown, rectangular wooden box with hinged lid; the inside of the case is lined with velvet; in the main part of the case, there are seven compartments of equal size along the back wall that hold the bottles (a,d,g,j,m,p, and s), together with their domed lids and pointed stoppers; in front of these compartments are three other compartments, one of which is on the left and contains the jar (l,m) and Petrie dishes ([ab] to [ag]); the middle section contains a box with the urinometer (items [ai]-[ak]); though not numbered, there are also two packets of litmus paper in the kit.

Number Of Parts: 42

Part Names: a - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; b - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; c - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; d - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; e - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; f - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; g - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; h - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; i - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; j - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; k - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; l - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; m - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; n - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; o - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; p - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; q - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; r - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; s - bottle - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 2.2 cm x Depth 2.2 cm; t - bottle stopper - Size: Length 2.7 cm x Diam. 0.8 cm; u - domed lid - Size: Length 2.8 cm x Diam. 1.6 cm; v - funnel - Size: Length 11.6 cm x Diam. 3.3 cm; w - test tube - Size: Length 13.7 cm x Diam. 3.1 cm; x - test tube - Size: Length 12.9 cm x Diam. 2.9 cm; y - pipette-like rod - Size: Length 13.5 cm; z - pipette - Size: Length 14.2 cm; aa - glass rod - Size: Length 14.2 cm; ab- Petrie dish - Size: Diam. 4.1 cm; ac- Petrie dish - Size: Diam. 4.1 cm; ad- Petrie dish - Size: Diam. 4.1 cm; ae- Petrie dish - Size: Diam. 4.1 cm; af- Petrie dish - Size: Diam. 4.1 cm; ag- Petrie dish - Size: Diam. 4.1 cm; ah - tweezers - Size: Length 14.1 cm; ai - top of black cardboard case - Size: Length 5.6 cm x Diam. 2.2 cm; aj - bottom of black cardboard case - Size: Length 10.8 cm x Diam. 2.2 cm; ak - urinometer - Size: Length 12.8 cm; al - spirit lamp - Size: Length 8.0 cm x Diam. 4.7 cm; am - metal attachment to jar - Size: Length 7.5 cm x Diam. 4.6 cm; an - graduated beaker - Size: Length 13.7 cm x Diam. 2.5 cm; ao - tray - Size: Length 15.2 cm x Width 7.3 cm x Depth 3.3 cm; ap - case - Size: Length 22.8 cm x Width 12.6 cm x Depth 9.3 cm

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; donated by Dr. Culnan.

Site Made (Country): England

Dates: 1870; 1899; circa 1870-1899

Date Remarks: Original record had "late 19c."

Material: fabric: royal blue; wood: brown; metal; glass

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-12

Condition Remarks: Some parts are broken; metal latch on case is broken off and the metal clasp portion is bent and ripped near the hole.

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: JPG

Reference Comments: CD #1

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Beckmann adjustable thermometer

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Dates: 1950; circa 1950

Collection: Queen's University Chemistry Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 994010010 a-b

Description: Long cylindrical thermometer; mercury; bottom portion of tube clear, upper portion clear with a white scale; silver cap to top; housed in a black hard case; blue velvet interior

Accession Number: 994010010 a-b

Collection: Queen's University Chemistry Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Calorimetry -- instrumentation; Thermometers; Temperature; Chemistry, Analytical -- instrumentation

Description: Long cylindrical thermometer; mercury; bottom portion of tube clear, upper portion clear; with a white scale; silver cap to top; housed in a black hard case; blue velvet interior

Number Of Parts: 2

Part Names: a - thermometer - Size: Length 58.2 cm. x Width 1.0 cm. x Diameter1.8 cm.; b - case - Size: Length 65.0 cm. x Width 3.8 cm. x Depth 4.0 cm.

Provenance: A student's tool; used in the exercise of calorimetry; to measure emission of heat; consumption, dissolution, vaporization of fuel; focusses a small range of degrees,; read to the 1000th of a degree; adjustable scale can move mercury up

Maker: Fisher Scientific Co.

Site Made (Country): Western Germany

Dates: 1950; circa 1950

Material: glass: clear; white; leather: black; fabric: blue

Inscriptions: Back of thermometer reads: "Beckmann Thermometer / Centigrade 1/100° / graduated; at setting of plus 20° C. / Fisher Scientific Co / Jenaer Normaigias / Made; in West Germany"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-4

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Person; Book

Reference Comments: Dr. Wally Breck; Dr. Robert C. Wheeler; Handbook of Chemistry and Physics

blood lancet

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Dates: 1950; 1960; circa 1950-1960

Collection: Dr. C. M. Bracken Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 993004092 a-f

Description: Flip-up paper package holds five foil-sealed sterile disposable blood lancets; original quantity; pictorial instructions printed on back.

Accession Number: 993004092 a-f

Collection: Dr. C. M. Bracken Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Specimen Collection -- instrumentation; MM= Blood Specimen Collection -- automatic lancet

Description: Flip-up paper package holds five foil-sealed sterile disposable blood lancets; original quantity; pictorial instructions printed on back.

Number Of Parts: 6

Part Names: a - package - Size: Length 11.7 cm. x Width 12.0 cm.; b - lancets (x5) - Size: Length 9.5 cm. x Width 5.5 cm. x Depth 0.1 cm.

Provenance: Belonged to Dr. C.M. Bracken

Maker: Becton, Dickinson and Co.

Site Made (City): Rutherford

Site Made (State): New Jersey

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1950; 1960; circa 1950-1960

Inscriptions: Printed on paper package: "in drawing blood ... // new // half-round // point // makes //; unique // gape-incision // CONTROL NO. 8862 // B-D STERILE DISPOSABLE BLOOD LANCET"; "BECTON, DICKINSON AND COMPANY - RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY // B-D, DISCARDIT TRADEMARKS; BECTON, DICKINSON & CO. / PRINTED IN U.S.A. / BLS 42557"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

Temporary Location: On display, Queen's University Department of Medicine third floor, August 20, 2013.

Condition Remarks: (no initial comments); # 2: no damage

blood lancet

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Dates: 1940; 1950; circa 1940-1950

Collection: Dr. C. M. Bracken Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 993004137 a-e

Description: Steel stylette has safety guard over needle; spring allows better handling; fitted in clear plastic tube fitted with cotton on bottom and metal screw cap; used for taking blood samples.

Accession Number: 993004137 a-e

Collection: Dr. C. M. Bracken Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Specimen Collection -- instrumentation; MM= Blood Specimen Collection -- automatic lancet

Description: Steel stylette has safety guard over needle; spring allows better handling; fitted in clear plastic tube fitted with cotton on bottom and metal screw cap; used for taking blood samples.

Number Of Parts: 5

Part Names: a - stylette - Size: Length 7.5 cm. x Diameter0.5 cm.; b - needle - Size: Length 3.0 cm. x Diameter0.2 cm.; c - needle cap - Size: Length 3.2 cm. x Diameter0.9 cm.; d - plastic tube - Size: Length 14.8 cm. x Diameter1.0 cm.; e - metal top - Size: Length 0.8 cm. x Diameter1.5 cm.

Provenance: Belonged to Dr. C.M. Bracken

Maker: Clay-Adams

Site Made (City): New York

Site Made (State): New York

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1940; 1950; circa 1940-1950

Date Remarks: Valuator Dr. J.R. Scott

Material: metal: silver; plastic: clear; fabric: white

Inscriptions: Etched on spring: "A D ADAMS // U.S.A. M S"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

blood lancet

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Collection: Queen's University Faculty of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 997001090

Description: Automatic blood lancet, which consists of a cylindrical metal instrument with a larger tip piece, a release lever in the centre and a round, flat knob at the end; the end piece can be pulled back to move an inside lancet back, then the lever will release the spring-loaded lancet when pushed down; w…

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Accession Number: 997001090

Collection: Queen's University Faculty of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Specimen Collection -- instrumentation; MM= Blood Specimen Collection -- automatic lancet

Description: Automatic blood lancet, which consists of a cylindrical metal instrument with a larger tip piece, a release lever in the centre and a round, flat knob at the end; the end piece can be pulled back to move an inside lancet back, then the lever will release the spring-loaded lancet when pushed down; when release, the lancet comes out from a hole in the tip; the tip piece can be adjusted up or down to expose less or more of the lancet.

Number Of Parts: 1

Provenance: Owned by Dr. H.C. Mabee; collected by Dr. A.A. Travill for Queen's Faculty of Medicine collection

Maker: Amsco

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Material: metal: silver

Inscriptions: The end of the handle has "AMSCO // USA" stamped into the metal

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

Temporary Location: On display, Queen's University Department of Medicine third floor, August 20, 2013.

Dimension Notes: Length 12.0 cm x Width 1.2 cm x Depth 1.2 cm

Condition Remarks: The metal shows minor wear only; no staining or corrosion is visible; the moving parts move freely

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Book; Document; JPG

Reference Comments: Previous number #158; Faculty of Medicine Collection 1984 Inventory; very similar to 115-45 in "Surgical Instruments Suction and Pressure Apparatus," by J. Sklar Mfg. Co., Inc., 1967, p. 32 (see attached photocopy); found in Dr. H.C. Mabee's obstetrical bag (997.001.456); CD #3

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blood lancet

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Collection: Queen's University Faculty of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 997001103

Description: Automatic blood lancet, which consists of a cylindrical metal instrument with a tip piece that tapers to a small round open end, attached to a larger-diameter gripping piece hat has a cross-hatched pattern stamped into its outer edges; the gripping piece and tip are at the end of a hollow cylindric…

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Accession Number: 997001103

Collection: Queen's University Faculty of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Specimen Collection; MM= Blood Specimen Collection -- automatic lancet

Description: Automatic blood lancet, which consists of a cylindrical metal instrument with a tip piece that tapers to a small round open end, attached to a larger-diameter gripping piece hat has a cross-hatched pattern stamped into its outer edges; the gripping piece and tip are at the end of a hollow cylindrical shaft; the other end of this shaft has a round end piece that can be pulled back to move a lancet inside the shaft; there is a long rounded release lever just before the gripping piece that will release the spring-loaded lancet after it has been pulled back; when the lancet is released, its sharp tip comes out from the hole in the tip; the gripping piece can be rotated up or down to expose less or more of the lancet tip

Number Of Parts: 1

Provenance: Collected by Dr. A.A. Travill for the Queen's University Faculty of Medicine Collection

Maker: Trudell

Site Made (Country): Germany

Material: metal: silver

Inscriptions: The words "TRUDELL // GERMANY" are stamped into the metal shaft

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

Dimension Notes: Length 10.7 cm x Width 1.0 cm x Depth 0.8 cm

Condition Remarks: The metal shows minor wear only; no corrosion or staining is visible; the moving parts move freely

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Book; Document; JPG

Reference Comments: Previous number #39; Faculty of Medicine Collection 1984 Inventory; "Surgical Instruments Suction and Pressure Apparatus," The J. Sklar Mfg. Co., Inc., 1967, p. 32 (item 115-40) (see attached photocopy); CD #3

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Boggs' coagulometer

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Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1973.1.8 a-g

Description: Case (a) is a squarish container made of wood and covered with a paper material and lined with red plush; there is a flap on the front of the lid that fits over a tab on the case; it contains (b) a circular metal piece with three arms with a circular opening covered with glass on one side, and (c),…

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Accession Number: 1973.1.8 a-g

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Coagulation Tests

Description: Case (a) is a squarish container made of wood and covered with a paper material and lined with red plush; there is a flap on the front of the lid that fits over a tab on the case; it contains (b) a circular metal piece with three arms with a circular opening covered with glass on one side, and (c), a separate circular metal piece with a glass centre that fits onto (b); there is also (d), a short piece to fit into one of the arms for attachment of rubber tubing (f,g) and one piece of rubber tubing that ends in a bulb (e).

Number Of Parts: 7

Part Names: a - case - Size: Length 9.6 cm x Width 9.4 cm x Depth 3.2 cm; b - circular piece with arms - Size: Length 7.1 cm x Width 4.1 cm x Depth 1.4 cm; c - circular piece - Size: Depth 0.7 cm x Diam. 3.5 cm; d - short rod - Size: Length 3.5 cm; e - rubber bulb - Size: Length 5.4 cm; f - rubber tubing - Size: Length 7.6 cm; g - rubber tubing - Size: Length 3.8 cm

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source: Dr. Carmi McI. Warren of Don Mills, Ontario.

Maker: W.C. Rieker

Site Made (City): Philadelphia

Site Made (State): Pennsylvania

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Material: wood; paper: black; fabric: red; glass: clear; metal: silver; rubber: red

Inscriptions: On top of the lid, in the middle, in gold lettering is: "COAGULOMETER"; just beneath this is the trademark of Ingram & Bell in blue, gold, and white; there is an outer oval with the lettering: "WINNIPEG CALGARY // TORONTO MONTREAL" and an inner circle that has: "INGRAM & BELL LIMITED"; inside that circle is a logo consisting of a "B" with an "I" strung through the openings of the "B"; at one side of (c) are the words: "W.C. RIEKER // [a circle with two horizontal lines on either side] // PHILA"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-8

Condition Remarks: Rubber tubing is hardened and broken in pieces; #2: rubber stiff and broken.

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: JPG

Reference Comments: CD #UHN

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Boggs' coagulometer

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Dates: 1920; 1930; circa 1920-1930

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1986.1.3 a-b

Description: A case contains a thick metal disc with three shanks projecting from it at 45° angles from each other; in the centre of the disc is a chamber with a glass bottom; the case is lined with fabric.

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Accession Number: 1986.1.3 a-b

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Coagulation Tests

Description: A case contains a thick metal disc with three shanks projecting from it at 45° angles from each other; in the centre of the disc is a chamber with a glass bottom; the case is lined with fabric.

Number Of Parts: 2

Part Names: coagulometer - Size: Width 6.2 cm; box - Size: Length 7.8 cm x Width 6.3 cm x Depth 2.6 cm

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source: Dr. J.G. Watt; used by his father, Dr. J.C. Watt.

Site Made (Country): Germany

Dates: 1920; 1930; circa 1920-1930

Material: metal: silver; fabric: pink; glass: clear

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-8

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Book

Reference Comments: Fisher Scientific Catalogue, 1926-7 (item #5-960) (see attached photocopy); Kny-Scheerer catalogue, 1915, p. 1127

Research Facts: For determining the coagulation time of the blood on the stage of a microscope; used by the donor's father, Dr. J. C. Watt, gr. U of T 1910, who was a professor of anatomy at the U of T.

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Clinistix reagent strips

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Dates: 1970; 1980; circa 1970-1980

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1979.20.10

Description: Sealed blue paper package containing 30 reagent strips for specific test for urine glucose; foil backed; instruction in both English and French.

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Accession Number: 1979.20.10

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Urinalysis -- instrumentation Diabetes Mellitus

Description: Sealed blue paper package containing 30 reagent strips for specific test for urine glucose; foil backed; instruction in both English and French.

Number Of Parts: 1

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source: Dr. C. D. Gossage of Toronto.

Maker: Ames Company of Canada Ltd.

Site Made (City): Toronto

Site Made (State): Ontario

Site Made (Country): Canada

Dates: 1970; 1980; circa 1970-1980

Material: paper: blue ink: blue, white

Inscriptions: Printed on front: "30 Tests Clinical Supply // Clinistix // Reagent Strips // Specific test // for urine glucose (sugar) // (U.S. Patents Pending) // KEEP IN A COOL DRY PLACE // (Not in a Refrigerator) // AMES COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. // TORONTO, ONTARIO"; on back: "Use this Pouch to Store // Your Packet of Clinistix // Open pouch carefully by cutting aloing line. // After using Clinistix replace packet // in pouch and fold down open end // for protection against moisture. // CX267-5116"

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-12

Length: 11.2 cm

Width: 9.7 cm

Depth: 0.3 cm

Unit Of Measure: centimeters

Condition Remarks: Creases and folds all over; shows wear all over, text on back is abraded and with minor staining

Copy Type: Original

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Clinitest pocket size urine analysis set

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Dates: 1950; 1959; circa 1950-1959

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1977.8.1 a-f

Description: A plastic case (f) with a top (e) that fits over the case contains (a) a bottle of tablets, (b) a test tube, (c) a dropper, and (d) a colour scale card, which has a brief set of instructions concerning the procedure and interpretation of results.

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Accession Number: 1977.8.1 a-f

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Urinalysis -- instrumentation; Diabetes Mellitus; Albuminuria

Description: A plastic case (f) with a top (e) that fits over the case contains (a) a bottle of tablets, (b) a test tube, (c) a dropper, and (d) a colour scale card, which has a brief set of instructions concerning the procedure and interpretation of results.

Number Of Parts: 6

Part Names: a - bottle - Size: Length 7.2 cm; b - test tube - Size: Length 7.2 cm; c - dropper - Size: Length 7.0 cm; d - card - Size: Length 7.0 cm x Width 4.1 cm; e - case top - Size: Length 4.7 cm x Width 3.4 cm x Depth 5.1 cm; f - case bottom - Size: Length 5.1 cm x Width 3.4 cm x Depth 5.1 cm

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source: Dr. J.W. Scott.

Maker: Ames Company, Inc.

Site Made (City): Elkhart

Site Made (State): Indiana

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1950; 1959; circa 1950-1959

Material: plastic: variegated; brown; glass: clear; rubber: red; metal: black; paper: white; blue

Inscriptions: Part of label on bottle reads: "36 CLINITEST REAGENT TABLETS // NO. 2107 // A TEST FOR URINE-SUGAR // U.S. PAT. APP'D FOR // POISON. // Active Ingredients: Copper Sulfate, Caustic Soda, Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid."; the number on the side of the label is "C170-4106"; the plastic case has the registered trade name "CLINITEST" stamped into the case's top in two places; bottom half of case has the company name and address stamped into the bottom.

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-12

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: JPG

Reference Comments: CD #UHN

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culture tube

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Dates: 1947; circa 1947

Collection: Dr. Burns Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 995005014

Description: Culture tube without a flange.

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Accession Number: 995005014

Collection: Dr. Burns Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Chemistry, Clinical -- instrumentation; Diagnosis -- instrumentation; MM= Chemical Apparatus -- tube -- test

Description: Culture tube without a flange.

Number Of Parts: 1

Provenance: Owned and used by Dr. Burns of Napanee, Ont., a 1947 graduate of the Queen's University Medical Program; some items belonged to Dr. Stratton, who held the Napanee practice prior to Dr. Burns.

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1947; circa 1947

Date Remarks: Based on collection dates

Material: glass: clear

Inscriptions: None

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F7-5

Dimension Notes: Length 7.1 cm x Diam. 1.5 cm

Condition Remarks: Tube arrived in a dirty condition, but has no signs of extreme wear.

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: Book; JPG

Reference Comments: "Hospital & Physicians Equipment and Supplies," by J.F. Hartz Co., 1960, p. 242 (similar to item #5H-404-1) (see attached photocopy); CD #9

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Dare hemoglobinometer

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Dates: 1910; circa 1910

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

Accession Number: 1975.7.1 a-f

Description: Hemoglobinometer with circular, standard red glass that can be turned by a small wheel on the side; sample of blood was held in between a glass slide and an opaque plastic slide with a groove in it; standard and sample were viewed through a magnifier (b); light sources can be froma candle (f) or a …

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Accession Number: 1975.7.1 a-f

Collection: University Health Network - Academy of Medicine Collection

Category: Diagnostic & Treatment Artifacts

Classification: Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

MeSH Heading: Blood Cell Count -- instrumentation; Hemoglobinometry -- instrumentation

Description: Hemoglobinometer with circular, standard red glass that can be turned by a small wheel on the side; sample of blood was held in between a glass slide and an opaque plastic slide with a groove in it; standard and sample were viewed through a magnifier (b); light sources can be froma candle (f) or a light bulb (d); all fit into a case covered with black cloth and lined with green velvet.

Number Of Parts: 6

Part Names: case - Size: Length 22.0 cm x Width 11.0 cm x Depth 4.2 cm; hemoglobinometer - Size: Length 13.3 cm

Provenance: Acquired from the Academy of Medicine; source: Dr. G. Wright Young of Toronto.

Maker: Rieker Instrument Co.

Site Made (City): Philadelphia

Site Made (State): Pennsylvania

Site Made (Country): United States of America

Dates: 1910; circa 1910

Date Remarks: Date is uncertain

Material: metal: silver; grey; black; fabric: black; green; glass: red; plastic

Inscriptions: "The Dare Hemoglobinometer [cursive] // MADE BY RIEKER INSTRUMENT CO. // PHILADELPHIA, PA U.S.A."

Permanent Location: Storage Room 0010; 0010-F6-11

Condition Remarks: #2: fabric discoloured and worn; #3: case is falling apart

Copy Type: Original

Reference Types: JPG

Reference Comments: CD #UHN

Research Facts: From the Medical Arts Building, 176 George St., Toronto; found by Dr. Wright when he was cleaning out his office; believed to come from the diagnostic laboratory established in the Medical Arts Building when it first opened.