Urine Monovette with Boric Acid

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with Boric Acid Simulated use - Study showing stabilization of specific microorganisms in urine prepared by: Aktiengesellschaft & Co. SARSTEDT AG & Co. P.O. Box 1220 D-51582 Nümbrecht Phone (+49) 0 22 93 30 50 Fax (+49) 0 22 93 305-282 E-Mail: info@sarstedt.com Internet: www.sarstedt.com

PROTOCOL Testing of Laboratory Generated Microbial Suspensions Purpose: To demonstrate that the will curtail the growth yet maintain the viability of specific microorganisms commonly found in human urine. Microbial suspensions made from single organisms will be studied. These suspensions will be incubated at room temperature in the. Appropriate controls will also be included. Materials and Equipment: Pipettor Pipette tips 0-200 μl Pipette tips 100-1000 μl Culture Medium - Pooled and sterile-filtered urine Inoculation spreader Blood agar plates MacConkey agar plates Screw-capped tubes (approx. 15 ml volume) Monovettes Incubator 37 C Refrigerator (approximately ) McFarland tube 0.5 PROCEDURE The urine to be used in these cultures will be a pooled supply that has been sterile filtered soon after collection. The minimum volume of suspension should be such that all devices can be properly filled. 1. The microorganisms to be tested will be inoculated into the sterile urine such that the target concentration is approximately 10 4 to 10 6 microorganisms per ml. 2. The suspension will be drawn into the Monovettes to their nominal volumes. Two control test tubes containing no preservative will also be filled with 10 ml of the same urine suspension. One tube will serve as the positive control where growth is not inhibited. The other control tube will demonstrate the inhibition of growth using refrigerator temperatures (approximately ). All devices including the control tubes will be done in duplicate.

3. After the appropriate incubation period, the suspension in each device will be diluted using an appropriate dilution scheme to reach a final count of 50 to 200 microorganisms per plate. A volume of 200-500 microliters will be plated in triplicate on Blood Agar Plates at 0 hr, 24 hr and 48 hr. The plates are to be incubated at 37 C and counted at approximately 24 hr. The average count for each suspension will be calculated and the number reported as the log base 10, for example 250,000/ml is reported as 5.4. 4. The incubations are carried out as follows: with Boric Acid Control tube without preservative Positive control without preservative temperature* Refrigerator temperature* temperature** *room temperature = approximately 25 C **refrigerator temperature = approximately 5 The following microorganisms will be used and are known to be found in urine specimens 1. Testing of these microorganisms will be done in duplicate with a new suspension for each duplicate. Escherichia coli Klebsiella pneumoniae Proteus mirabilis Streptococcus faecalis Candida albicans Criteria for Equivalence: The criteria for judging equivalence will be to show that the performs well in its principal function. This function is to inhibit the growth of microorganisms in urine and yet preserve their viability so that their numbers can be counted. There should be no more than 0.5 log base 10 difference between the counts obtained in the as compared to the refrigerated control. If the compares favorably to that standard (no more than 0.5 log difference), it will have met the criteria. 1 B. D. Davis, R. Dulbecco et. al. Microbiology, Lllippincott, 4 th edition, 1990. E. Jawetz, J. L. Melnick and E. A. Adelberg, Review of Medical Microbiology, 17 th edition, Appleton & Lange 1987.

REPORT Date: November 15, 2002 Testing of Laboratory Generated Microbial Suspensions. As described in the protocol, the microorganisms listed below were tested in the Sarstedt. Escherichia coli Klebsiella pneumoniae Proteus mirabilis Streptococcus faecalis Candida albicans The urine inoculated with the appropriate microorganism was drawn into each device and cultured at room temperature. Two controls with the same suspension were cultured at without preservative and at room temperature without preservative. After 24 hr and 48 hr of culture the organisms were plated on appropriate agar and the resulting colonies were counted after 24 hr. The numbers from the were compared to the numbers from the control tube. If the numbers from the are within 0.5 log of the numbers from control then the criteria for equivalence are met. RESULTS: Individual results are shown in the attached tables 1 through 3. The results from the for each organism were within 0.5 log of the control. The results of the Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Proteus mirabilis, Streptococcus faecalis and Candida albicans showed complete agreement between the and the control at 24 hr and 48 hr. The numbers from these organisms are found in the attached tables. The counts from the for each organisms were within 0.5 log of the control tube. Thus, the did meet the criteria described in the protocol for each of these organisms. CONCLUSION: For all organisms evaluated, the number of microorganisms in the were stabilized over a period of 48 hours when stored at room temperature. It was shown that the maintenance/control of the organisms in the is equivalent to stabilization.

Table 1 Organism and Date of Study Klebsiella pneumoniae 2-4-02 Klebsiella pneumoniae 2-25-02 Proteus mirabilis 2-11-02 Proteus mirabilis 3-4-02 3.42 X 10 5 5.53 3.26 X 10 5 5.51 6.56 X 10 5 5.82 3.14 X 10 5 5.50 Conc. after incubation and comparison of to 24 hr 48 hr Conc Conc 2.33 X 10 5 5.37 4.06 X 10 5 5.61 2.85 X 10 8 8.45 5.01 X 10 5 5.71 6.28 X 10 5 5.80 7.35 X 10 7 7.87 7.63 X 10 5 5.88 7.23 X 10 5 5.86 3.02 X 10 7 7.48 1.29 X 10 6 6.11 8.01 X 10 5 5.90 1.62 X 10 8 8.21 1.55 X 10 5 5.19 2.82 X 10 5 5.45 4.49 X 10 5 5.65 6.04 X 10 5 5.78 2.05 X 10 8 8.31 7.76 X 10 5 5.89 5.76 X 10 5 5.76 3.02 X 10 7 7.48 6.04 X 10 5 5.78 5.09 X 10 5 5.72 2.52 X 10 8 8.40

Table 2 Organism and Date of Study Escherichia coli 2-4-02 Escherichia coli 2-18-02 Streptococcus faecalis 2-25-02 Streptococcus faecalis 2-25-02 7.99 X 10 5 5.90 4.33 X 10 5 5.64 4.33 X 10 5 5.64 5.25 X 10 5 5.72 Conc. after incubation and comparison of to 24 hr 48 hr Conc Conc 2.03 X 10 5 5.31 5.79 X 10 5 5.76 2.40 X 10 8 8.38 2.11 X 10 5 5.32 3.94 X 10 5 5.60 6.43 X 10 7 7.81 5.89 X 10 5 5.77 5.88 X 10 5 5.77 3.61 X 10 7 7.56 6.89 X 10 5 5.84 5.49 X 10 5 5.74 1.08 X 10 8 8.03 1.89 X 10 5 5.28 4.79 X 10 5 5.68 2.37 X 10 8 8.37 1.46 X 10 5 5.16 3.86 X 10 5 5.59 4.04 X 10 8 8.61 6.40 X 10 5 5.81 6.42X 10 7 7.81 7.27 X 10 5 5.86 5.04 X 10 7 7.70

Table 3 Organism and Date of Study Candida albicans 3-5-02 Candida albicans 3-11-02 4.37 X 10 4 4.64 7.24 X 10 4 4.86 Conc. after incubation and comparison of to 24 hr 48 hr Conc Conc 1.55 X 10 4 4.19 4.70 X 10 4 4.67 1.80 X 10 6 6.26 5.04 X 10 4 4.70 8.90 X 10 4 4.95 1.91 X 10 6 6.28 3.02 X 10 4 4.48 4.53 X 10 4 4.66 1.10 X 10 7 7.04 4.70 X 10 4 4.67 8.78 X 10 4 4.94 6.27 X 10 5 5.80

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