File:Haemoglobinometer (hemoglobinometer), United Kingdom, 1850-1950.jpg

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Haemoglobin is the chemical in the blood which carries oxygen and gives blood its red colour. A haemoglobinometer like this example assesses the amount of haemoglobin in the blood. It compares the patient’s sample to a colour chart representing various normal and depleted levels of haemoglobin. This is used to diagnose a medical condition such as anaemia, which manifests itself with a low red blood cell count or a low amount of haemoglobin. Other cells in the body can also contain haemoglobin, but this kit can only test the high levels in blood. Maker: Allen and Hanbury Limited

Place made: London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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Source Wellcome Collection
Author Science Museum, London

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Obsolete medical instrument used to determine hemoglobin levels by measuring the colour of blood

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