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Design of Non-Invasive Blood Urea & Creatinine Meter
Design of Non-Invasive Blood Urea & Creatinine Meter
PREPARED BY:
HASEEB ASIF (20151-18973)
DANIYAL HUSSAIN (20181-23539)
M. ARHAM SIDDIQUI (20151-18830)
S. AMMAR UDDIN (20191-25212)
AHMED ALIYAN (20173-21772)
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Patients with Urea and Creatine imbalance are prone to Renal Disorders which can cause severe health
issues especially if patient is on dialysis. To manage Kidney health in such patient they need to observe
their Urea Creatinine level in blood regularly, which is being done invasively by doing veni puncture
which is painful for the patient, prone to infection and is costly for patient if doing regularly.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT UREA
AND CREATININE IS?
Urea and creatinine are nitrogenous end products of metabolism. urea is the primary
metabolite derived from dietary protein and tissue protein turnover. creatinine is the
product of muscle creatine catabolism. both are relatively small molecules (60 and 113
Daltons, respectively) that distribute throughout total body water.
Problems and Diseases caused by abnormal
Urea and Creatinine level
Acute Pancreatitis:
Estimation of serum/plasma urea has an incentive in the early (trauma center) appraisal of patients with intense
pancreatitis.
Hemodialysis:
Estimation of plasma/serum urea fixation has a since quite a while ago settled part in observing the sufficiency/portion of
irregular hemodialysis, the life-saving renal supplanting treatment for patients with end-stage renal infection.
Our Objective
The objective of this project is to provide a non-invasive approach to measure and monitor
concentration of Urea & Creatinine in blood. Contrary to the current invasive and painful methods of
measuring blood Urea & Creatinine levels, a non-invasive method provides as excellent and perhaps
more desirable alternative to present day technologies. To develop such a non-invasive Urea & Creatinine
concentration measurement instrumentation device, near-infrared light and its absorption depending on
various Urea & Creatinine concentrations will be examined.
Why Non-Invasive technique
is better?
Utilizes Sensors
No Skin Piercing
No Contamination And Blood Loss
Painless
Prevents Infection
Accurate
Comparison Of Invasive And Non-Invasive
Technology
SITES FOR NON-INVASIVE MONITORING
Nasal septum
Ear lobe
Finger bed
Through interstitial fluids from sweat gland.
POSSIBLE NON-INVASIVE TECHNIQUES
Infrared Spectroscopy
Infrared Spectroscopy is the analysis of infrared light interacting with a
molecule. This can be analyzed in three ways by measuring absorption,
emission, and reflection. The main use of this technique is in organic
and inorganic chemistry.
Reverse Iontophoresis
Where Iontophoresis is the use of electric currents to deliver drugs
through the skin using electric currents, Reverse Iontophoresis takes
molecules out of the skin using electric currents.
Concept of our Device
Block Diagram
COMPONEN
TS
PHOTO DETECTOR
• Today, majority of the devices which are used to monitor blood urea and creatinine level are not automated and therefore
not convenient.
• The objective of our project was to design a device which could fill these gaps and is available in the market.
• Our device would ensure that there is no blood loss or contamination.
• The removal of cons of invasive methodology would improve the blood urea and creatinine level monitoring in the
patients.
• Our device would also help in the prevention and treatment of common diseases.
• Our device would also help in enabling patients to measure their blood urea creatinine level on their own or in
clinics/diagnostic center, without rupturing their skin and plunging out blood to reduce pain.
• If one can develop this circuit physically then it can be targeted to Hospitals, Diagnostic Centers, and household patients.