---
id: R135-2004-fas
schema_version: v1.5.6
type: standard
title:
- language: fas
  content: Spectrophotometers for medical laboratories
  type: main
source:
- type: website
  content: https://www.oiml.org/en/publications/other-language-translations/persian/r135-2004-spectrophotometers-for-medical.pdf
docidentifier:
- content: OIML R 135:2004 (PE)
  type: OIML
  primary: true
- content: urn:oiml:pub:r:135:2004:fa
  type: urn
docnumber: '135'
date:
- type: published
  from: '2004-01-01'
contributor:
- role:
  - type: translator
  organization:
    name:
    - content: ISIRI
- role:
  - type: author
    description:
    - content: committee
  organization:
    name:
    - content: International Organization of Legal Metrology
    subdivision:
    - name:
      - content: Technical Committee 18
      identifier:
      - content: TC18
      type: technical-committee
    - name:
      - content: Subcommittee 5
      identifier:
      - content: SC5
      type: subcommittee
    abbreviation:
      content: OIML
language:
- fas
script:
- Arab
status:
  stage:
    content: in-force
copyright:
- from: '2004'
  owner:
  - organization:
      name:
      - content: International Organization of Legal Metrology
      abbreviation:
        content: OIML
relation:
- type: translatedFrom
  bibitem:
    docidentifier:
    - content: OIML R 135:2004 (E)
      type: OIML
ext:
  doctype:
    content: translation
  flavor: oiml
  scope: This Recommendation provides requirements for defining, testing and verifying
    the performance of spectrophotometers used in clinical chemistry laboratories
    to determine concentrations of analytes in samples of blood, serum, plasma, liquor
    cerebrospinalis, urine, etc. derived from the human body by measuring the characteristic
    partial internal absorbances of prepared solutions in optical cells (cuvettes).
  quantity:
    content: Amount of substance concentration
  measuring_instrument: Spectrophotometer
  focus_area:
  - Health
  quantity_url: https://si-digital-framework.org/quantities/AMSC
  doi: 10.63493/r135.2004.en