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Rapid, Standardised Blood Barbiturate Determination

A modification of Broughton's method for the determination of barbiturate in biological fluids is described which reduces the time of analysis to 15 min. and requires only 2 ml blood. Minimal reagents and apparatus are required. The method has been standardised and is accurate to barbiturate concentrations as low as 0.5 mg/100 ml blood.