A system for displaying a plurality of hemostatic indexes is disclosed. The system includes a communication receiver configured to receive the hemostatic indexes and a graphical user interface (GUI) connected to the communication receiver and configured to simultaneously display the hemostatic index
A system for displaying a plurality of hemostatic indexes is disclosed. The system includes a communication receiver configured to receive the hemostatic indexes and a graphical user interface (GUI) connected to the communication receiver and configured to simultaneously display the hemostatic indexes. The hemostatic indexes are derived from a plurality of independent measurements, such as the mechanical measurements determined using the sonorheometry systems and processes.
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1. A system for measuring physiologic parameters of a single blood sample, the system comprising: a receptacle to receive a cartridge, the cartridge having:a plurality of sample wells including a first sample well and a second sample well;a plurality of channels including i) a first channel connecte
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A system for measuring physiologic parameters of a single blood sample, the system comprising: a receptacle to receive a cartridge, the cartridge having:a plurality of sample wells including a first sample well and a second sample well;a plurality of channels including i) a first channel connected in fluid communication to the first sample well and ii) a second channel connected in fluid communication to the second sample well;wherein the plurality of channels have a collective connection configured to establish fluid communication with the single blood sample for drawing, from the single blood sample, portions for each of the first and second sample wells including a first portion for the first sample well and a second portion for the second sample well, respectively;a sensor system aligned with the receptacle for interrogation of the plurality of portions of the single blood sample including the first and second portions of the single blood sample to yield a plurality of independent measurements including a first independent viscoelastic measurement from the first portion and a second independent viscoelastic measurement from the second portion, wherein the sensor system has a plurality of sensors including i) a first sensor aligned with the first sample well so as to receive reflection of energy therefrom for the first independent viscoelastic measurement and ii) a second sensor aligned with the second sample well so as to receive reflection of energy therefrom for the second independent viscoelastic measurement, wherein each of the received reflection of energy associated with the first independent viscoelastic measurement and the second independent viscoelastic measurement is associated with an induced deformation field generated from a force applied to the first and second portions of the single blood sample within the respective first sample well and second sample well;a communication receiver connected to the sensor system and configured to receive the first and second independent viscoelastic measurements;a processor connected to the communication receiver to receive the plurality of independent measurements therefrom and configured, via set of instructions stored in memory, to estimate a functional hemostatic index associated with a platelet function by differentially combining results derived from the first and second independent viscoelastic measurements; anda graphical user interface (GUI) connected to the processor and configured to simultaneously display functional hemostatic indexes derived from each of the plurality of independent measurements, wherein each displayed functional hemostatic index of the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes comprise a coagulation factor function, a fibrinogen function, and the platelet function, wherein the graphical user interface comprises a graphical indicator for each of the displayed hemostatic indexes, wherein the graphical indicator includes i) a numerical score and a corresponding visual element that quantifies a function of the each of the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes and ii) relative positioning of the each of the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes to communicate a hemostatic condition of a subject, and wherein the relative positioning shows a range associated with normal physiological function. 2. A system of claim 1, wherein each of the first independent viscoelastic measurement and the second independent viscoelastic measurement of the induced deformation field corresponds to a measurements of viscoelastic properties of the respective sample. 3. A system of claim 1, wherein the coagulation factor function includes at least one of an intrinsic activation factor or an extrinsic activation factor. 4. A system of claim 1, wherein the GUI is further configured to display at least one of a parameter selected from the group consisting of a hematocrit, hemoglobin concentration and red cell count. 5. A system of claim 4, wherein the GUI is further configured to display the parameter selected from the group consisting of the hematocrit, hemoglobin concentration and red cell count simultaneously with the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes. 6. A system of claim 1, wherein the receptacle is configured to be consumable and is configured to position the first and second portions of the single blood sample of the first and second sample wells, respectively, in a spatial arrangement corresponding to the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes. 7. A system of claim 1, wherein the GUI is configured to display the functional hemostatic indexes in a side-by-side serial arrangement corresponding to a spatial arrangement associated with sample wells. 8. A system of claim 1, wherein at least one of the visual elements includes at least one of lines or colors. 9. A system of claim 1, wherein the GUI is further configured to display a history of the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes. 10. A system of claim 9, wherein the GUI is further configured to display a clinical intervention overlaid on the history. 11. A system of claim 9, wherein at least one portion of the history includes an array of graphical indicators, each of the graphical indicators representing one of the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes at some time in the history. 12. A system of claim 1, wherein each of the graphical indicators includes the relative positioning that shows a range associated with abnormal physiological function for each of the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes. 13. A system of claim 1, wherein the GUI is further configured to display a treatment recommendation based on the simultaneously displayed functional hemostatic indexes. 14. A system of claim 13, wherein the treatment recommendation is for guiding transfusion of a blood component selected from the group consisting of platelets, cryoprecipitate, fibrinogen, plasma, red cells, and antifibrinolytics. 15. A system of claim 13, wherein the treatment recommendation is for guiding therapies of a drug selected from the group consisting an anti-platelet drug, an anti-coagulant drug, and a pro-fibrinolysis drug. 16. A system of claim 1, wherein GUI is configured to display information for guiding transfusion or therapy. 17. A system of claim 1, wherein the collective connection is configured to draw the first and second portions in parallel from the single blood sample. 18. A system of claim 1, wherein the received reflection of energy is based on acoustic energy. 19. A system of claim 1, wherein during the interrogation of the portions of the single blood sample i) the first sample well comprises the first portion of the single blood sample mixed with a first reagent or a first combination of reagents configured to activate coagulation and ii) the second sample well comprises the second portion of the single blood sample mixed with a second combination of reagents that includes a) a reagent, or a combination of reagents, configured to activate coagulation and b) a reagent, or a combination of reagents, configured to inhibit platelet aggregation. 20. A system of claim 1, wherein the displayed functional hemostasis indexes further include a fibrinogen concentration. 21. A system of claim 1, wherein the displayed functional hemostasis indexes further include a fibrinolysis function.
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