Abstract: Wearable diagnostic and treatment devices for performing point of care diagnostic tests for detecting, quantifying, analyzing, and treating at least one biological or environmental condition. Such testing devices are designed to provide rapid, quantitative test results in a point-of-care setting or the like where, in the past, only qualitative or semi-quantitative results have typically been available. Likewise, such devices may eliminate or replace expensive, centralized clinical testing equipment and technical personnel. Such testing devices may include automated data reporting and decision support. Further, such devices may include drug delivery or other treatment options.

Abstract: A temperature measuring device for accurately measuring core body temperature is disclosed. The device utilizes freshly voided urine and the temperature thereof has been found to be an accurate measurement of said core body temperature. The device includes a receptacle having a well therein and a means for measuring temperature which preferably is a chemical thermometer. The well holds a sample of at least about 25 cc and includes a pedestal for mounting the temperature measurement device thereon so that in use the temperature measurement device will be submerged in the sample. Any conventional temperature measurement device may be used, including a chemical thermometer, an electronic thermometer, or the conventional mercury-in-glass thermometer. The device is intended to be stackable and disposable in the preferred embodiment.