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Urine Testing

  Code Test Description
* Indicates send out test
  T760 Urinalysis Complete
  Specimen 5 ml urine
  Method Manual or automated dipstick with microscopic examination.
  Schedule Daily
  Indication Profile of tests that detect defects in the urinary tract, as well as some diseases of metabolism and liver failure; screen for liver disease, diabetes, acidosis and pituitary and adrenal problems.
  Comments Includes assessment for color/turbidity, specific gravity, pH, protein, glucose, bilirubin, ketones, blood/hemoglobin and microscopic assessment for red cells, leukocytes, casts, crystals, parasites and neoplastic cells.
  T775 Urine Protein:Creatinine Ratio
  Specimen 5 ml urine for single sample
  Method Pyrogallol Red/Jaffe
  Schedule Daily
  Indication To assess the extent of protein loss without the need for 24-hour urine collection.
  Interpretive
  Guidelines
An increased urine protein:creatinine ratio indicates a possible glomerular lesion resulting in significant urine protein loss.
  * Note The protein:creatinine ratio must be evaluated in conjunction with urine sediment findings as hematuria or inflammation can result in abnormal ratios.
  T925 Urinalysis and UPC Ratio
  Specimen 5 ml urine for single sample
  Method Manual or automated dipstick with microscopic examination and Pyrogallol Red/Jaffe
  Schedule Daily
  T930 Urine GGT:Creatinine Ratio
  Specimen 5 ml urine for single sample
  Method Pyrogallol Red/Jaffe
  Schedule Daily
  Indication The assay is used to assess the turnover rate of proximal tubular epithelial cells in cases of nephrotoxicity, therapeutic monitoring and naturally occurring disease.
  T245 Electrophoresis, Urine Protein
  Specimen 5 ml urine and 1 ml serum drawn simultaneously
  Method Agarose gel
  Schedule 1–3 days
  Indication Characterization of proteinuria
  * S16735 Urine Calculi Analysis Quantitative (Crystallographic)
  Specimen Stone, dry
  Method Crystallography
  Schedule 3–5 days
  Indication To determine the composition of urinary calculi, so as to determine treatment protocol.
  Comments Please include location and any pertinent clinical history.
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