4071. Urine analysis with microscopic assessment of sediment
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Description
Clinical urine test is a test that examines the visual, physicochemical and microscopic properties of urine.
CUT is often used to screen for urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney and liver problems, and complications of diabetes. The urine test may be done during a routine physical examination, to evaluate certain symptoms, or when you are admitted to the hospital. This is a mandatory test that is used during routine examinations of pregnant women.
When and who needs the test?
A screening test is used to detect health problems before symptoms appear, allowing early detection and treatment. Because some problems with the liver and kidneys may initially be asymptomatic, the urine test is often used to check the condition of these organs.
Urine test may also reveal health problems during a routine check-up (for example, pregnant women) or during a study before hospitalization, surgery, revealing unknown health problems, which will reduce the risk of future complications.
Diagnosis is the process of finding the cause of symptoms. Urination problems or other symptoms that may be associated with liver or kidney disease may warrant a urinalysis to determine the cause of these symptoms. The urine test can help identify urinary tract infections and other conditions that affect the function of the urinary system.
Monitoring – a clinical urine test is used to assess the course of the disease and the effectiveness of therapy; toxic effect of therapy of the underlying disease on the state of the urinary tract.
Biological material
- Urine
Preparation for urine analysis Package
Thorough cleaning of the external genitalia:
- Before collecting urine, women insert a gynecological tampon into the vagina.
- Men – thorough cleaning of the external genitalia with the glans of the penis exposed.
- For infants – after thorough cleaning of the genitals, it is advisable to collect urine in a...
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