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Urine Analysis

Urine is liquid waste produced by the kidneys. Urine is a clear, transparent fluid that normally has an amber color. it contains about 960 parts water to 40 parts solid matter.

Urine Analysis: Part 1 – History of Urine, Urine Composition, Normal Finding, Advantages of Urine Analysis

Urine Analysis: Part 2 – Urine formation, and Urine Preservatives

Urine Analysis: Part 2 A – Urine sample Types, Urine Formation, and Composition

Urine Analysis: Part 3 – Complete Urine Analysis

Urine Analysis: Part 4 – Urine Physical Examination, and Interpretation

Urine Analysis: Part 5 – Urine Chemical Examination and Interpretations

Urine Analysis: Part 6 – Urine Microscopic Examination, and Interpretations

Urine analysis: Part 7 – Changes When Urine Left at Room Temperature and Without Preservatives

Urine Analysis: Part 8 – Urine Crystals (Crystalluria)

Urine Analysis: Part 9 – Urobilinogen in the Urine

Urine Analysis: Part 10 – Bilirubin in Urine (Bilirubinuria)

Urine Analysis: Part 11 – Urine Calcium (Ca), (Quantitative 24 hrs urine calcium)

Urine Analysis: Part 12 – Urine Albumin (24 hrs) or (24 hours protein)

Urine Analysis: Part 13 – Urine protein (Proteinuria), Spot test for urine protein, Microalbuminuria

Urine Analysis: Part 14 – Urine protein 24 hours sample, Classification of Proteinuria

Urine Analysis: Part 15 – Urine Sodium (Na+), Spot test, or 24 Hours Urine Sodium

Urine Analysis: Part 16 – Urine potassium (K), Quantitative 24 urine or Random sample

Urine Analysis: Part 17 – Urine amylase (Amylasuria), Amylase/Creatinine clearance ratio

Urine Analysis: Part 18 – uric acid Quantitative (24 hrs Urine Sample), Uricosuria

Urine Analysis: Part 19 – 24 hrs Urine Urea, Urine Urea Nitrogen/24 Hours

Urine Analysis: Part 20 – Urine For Bile pigments

Urine Analysis: Part 21 – Urine For Pus cells, WBC, Eosinophils, Mononuclear cells, Pyuria

Urine Analysis: Part 22 – Urine For Specific Gravity and Its Significance

Urine Analysis: Part 23 – Urine 24 hours Collection With Instructions

Urine Analysis: Part 24 – VMA (Vanillylmandelic acid), Catecholamines (24 hours urine), Neuroblastoma

Urine Analysis: Part 25 – Phosphorus (Phosphates), 24 hours Urine sample

Urine Analysis: Part 26 – Urine pH and Its Significance

Urine Analysis: Part 27 – Urine for ketones, and Ketone Bodies (Ketonuria)

Urine Analysis: Part 28 – Screening for Drugs, Drugs abuse, Opiates, Cocaine, Marijuana, Amphetamines and other stimulants

Urine Analysis: Part 29 – 17-Ketosteroids Level (24 hours urine)

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