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Rationale
Urine Analysis can be a quick and inexpensive method to determine abnormalities in a patient.
Techniques
Assessment
Gross Appearance
Specific Gravity
Urine Assays
Microscopic Examination
Cellular Deposits
- Epithlial cells
- Renal
- Squamouns
- Transitional
- Leucocytes
- Red blood cells
- Intact
- Ghost
- Crenated
- Bacteria
- Other
- Fat droplets
- Yeast bodies
- Sperm
- Artefacts
Casts (Cylinduria)
- Hyaline
- Waxy
- Granular
- Cellular
- Fatty
- Haemoglobin
- Myoglobin
- Artefacts
- mucus threads
Crystalline and Amorphous Deposits
- Calcium carbonate
- Struvite
Calcium Oxalate
- Dihydrate
- Monohydrate
- Amorphous phosphate
- Leucine
- Tyrosine
- Cystine
- Amorphous urates
- Uric acid
- Sodium urate
- Dicalcium Phosphate
- Ammonium Biurate