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Is a Vetscan Boichemistry analyser / extended biochemistry rotor with sodium, potassium, phosphate and calcium a acceptable as an electrolyte analyser?

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Is a Vetscan Boichemistry analyser / extended biochemistry rotor with sodium, potassium, phosphate and calcium a acceptable as an electrolyte analyser?

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This is sufficient to comply with 7.1 – the requirement for an electrolyte analyser. Ref: Standard 7.

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This is sufficient to comply with 7.1 – the requirement for an electrolyte analyser.

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