Determine the purpose of glucometer, Biology

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Glucometer mainly for the following purpose.

(i) In acute and chronic care facilities at the patient's bedside, in clinics or hospitals.

(ii) In physician's clinics.

(iii) Self Monitoring of Blood Glucose (SMBG) usually at patient's home.

 


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