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currently provide a simple, rapid means for performing medically significant chemical analysis of urine, including pH, protein, glucose, ketones, blood, bilirubin, urobilinogen, nitrite, leukocytes, and specific gravity.
commercial reagent strips
The two major types of reagent strips are manufactured
under the trade names
multistix and chemstrip
Chemical reagent strips consist
chemical impregnated absorbernt pads attach to plastic strip
how to read chemical strip results
compare the colors within a time limit
Errors Caused by Improper Technique in reagent strip
formed element cant be detected
extended leaching of reagent in urine causee it to leak to specimen
excess urine
leukocyte esterase timing is 30 to 120
good light source
stript must be close to chart but not on it
reagent strips must be protected from deterioration caused by
moisture volatile chemicals, light, heat
to protect reagent strip from light what must be stored in
opaque container with dissicant
Manufacturers recommend that reagent strips be stored at room temperature
below 30c
A healthy individual usually produces a first morning specimen with a slightly acidic pH of
5 to 6
The pH of normal random specimens can range from
4.5 to 8.0
clinical significance of ph of urine
help know about existence of acid base balance disorders that is metabolic or respiratory origin
In respiratory or metabolic acidosis not related to renal function disorders, the urine is
acidic and conversely if related to renal function disorders
how to combat calcium oxalate, a frequent constituent of renal calculi, precipitates primarily in acidic
make urine a alkaline
Maintaining an acidic urine can be valuable in
treating uti caused be urea splliting organism
medications prescribed for UTIs, that produced acidic urine is
mandelamine monurol
The Multistix and Chemstrip brands of reagent strips measure
urine pH in 0.5- or 1-unit increments between
5 to 8.5 visully and 5 to 9 instrumentually
Methyl red produces a color change from red to yellow in the pH range
4 to 6
bromothymol blue turns from yellow to blue in the range of
6 to 9
Of the routine chemical tests performed on urine, the most idicative of renal disease is the
protein determination
is associated with early renal disease, making the urinary protein test an important part of any physical examination.
proteinuria
Clinical proteinuria is indicated at
30 mg/dl
proteinuria 3 categories
prernal renal postrenal
Prerenal Proteinuria is indicative of renal dysfuntion
false
prenal is due to
hemoglobin and myoglobin and acute phase reactants associated with inflammation and infection
A primary example of proteinuria due to increased levels of serum protein is the excretion of Bence Jones protein by people with
multiple myeloma
Traditional reagent strip testing for protein indicator
tetrabromophenol blue
is a cold precipitation test that reacts equally with all forms of protein
sulfosalicylic acid test
In sulfosalicylic acid test how much ssa
3%
Testing for Microalbuminuria
micral test and immunodip
Micral-Test reagent strips contain a
gold labeled antihuman albumin antibody enzyme conjugate
a specific test for glucose
glucose oxidase test
first step of glucose oxidase
glucose oxidase creates a reaction between glucose and air to produce gluconic acid and peroxide
2nd step of glucose oxidase
peroxidase catalyzed a reaction between peroxide and chromogen
Reagent strip chromogens
pottasium iodide (green to brown) tetramethylbenzidine
Substances that interfere with the glucose oxidase enzymatic reaction or strong reducing agents
ascorbic acid
The test relies on the ability of glucose and other substances to reduce copper sulfate to cuprous oxide in the presence of alkali and heat
copper reduction test
A color change of copper reduction test
blue to green to red
The sensitivity of Clinitest to glucose is reduced to a minimum of
200 mg/dl
Testing for urinary ketones is most valuable in the
management and monitoring of
type 1 diabetes mellitus
having ketonuria shows
deficiency in insulin
ketones Reagent strip tests use the
sodium nitroprusside
Interference Ketone Reagent Strip
levdopa Medications containing free sulfhydryl groups
blood can be present in urine in two form
intact (hemturia , hemoglobin (hemoglobinuria)
causes of hematuria
renal calculi glomerular disease trauma
renal calculi symptoms
back pain
Reabsorption of filtered hemoglobin also results in t
appearance of hemosiderin in urine sedeiment
presence of myoglobin in urine indicate
rhabdomyolysis
Chemical tests for blood use the activty of
pseudoperoxidase
test blood color produced
tetramethylbenzidine green-blue color
difference of result in hemoglobinura and hematuria
blue-green and specks on pad
in blood testing False-positive reactions due to
oxidizing agent in
in blood testing False-negative reactions due to
ascorbic acid
appearance of bilirubin can indicate
liver disease
if bilirubin is detected in urine determins
jaundice
bilirubin is a product of
degrading of hemoglobin paritcularly protophyrin
protophyrin is converted into
bilirubin and then conjugated with glucorinic acid so that its absrobed in the intestine to turn into bilinogen
how can bilirubin present in urine
bile duct obstruction due to gall stones leads to presence of conjugated bilirubibn