CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF URINE: URINARY PROTEIN

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(renal diseases.) (Proteinuria) (10 milligrams) (100) (24 hours) (Albumin)

(Tamm Horsfall protein (uromodulin)) (pathological or not.)

PROTEIN DETERMINATION

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE

• Most indicative for (____________)

• (_______) – when protein is present in urine, often

associated with early renal disease.

• Normally, urine contains very little protein present

because it is being reabsorbed by the body and not

secreted. usually less than (____________) per dL or (_________)

mg per (________) in the excreted urine.

• (__________) is the major serum protein found in the normal

urine, a low molecular weight protein

• Other proteins include: (_______________)

• Demonstration of protein in the urine does not always

signify a renal disease but this would aid the physician in

ordering additional tests to determine if the protein

present is of clinical significance, if it is (_______________)

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• Clinical proteinuria or Pre-Renal

• Renal Proteinuria

• Post-Renal Proteinuria

THREE MAJOR CATEGORIES OF PROTEINURIA

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(Protein error of pH) (constant.) (hydrogen

ions.) (hydrogen ions.) (Tetrabromphenol Blue) (Tetrabromosulfonphthalein) (Hydrogen ion) (• Midstream, Clean-catch urine) (pH – 60 seconds) ) () () () ()

REAGENT STRIP METHOD

Principle

• (________) indicators

• Certain indicators change color in the

presence of protein even though the

pH of the medium remains (______)

• This is because the protein, primarily

the albumin, would accept (_______)

• Meanwhile, the indicators would lose

these (___________)


pH

indicators

• (_____________) (Multistix)

• (_____________)

(Chemstrip)

• The protein would give up (________) and it will turn into Blue-Green in

the reagent strip pad.

• Indicator + Protein = Protein + H+,

Indicator – H+ (Blue Green)


Specimen

(_____________, _____________________)


Reading

time

(________)









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(heat and precipitated by acid) (clear) (Centrifuge)

(• 5% acetic acid • Centrifuge) (• Midstream, Clean-catch urine) (No cloudiness) (Barely visible cloudiness) (Distinct cloudiness, non-granular)

(Distinct cloudiness, Granular)

(Heavy Cloudiness with distinct flocculi)

(Dense heavy cloud with large floccule that may solidify)

HEAT AND ACETIC ACID TEST

Principle

• Protein is denatured by (______&______).

• The degree of turbidity produced is

proportional to the quantity of protein

present.

• As the test depends on turbidity in

the urine solution, urine must be

(________) before use.

• (___________) the specimen and after

which, heat the upper portion of the

tube.


Equipment

and materials




Specimen



Reading

Negative

(____________)


Trace

(____________)


1+

(___________)


2+

(__________)


3+

(_________)


4+

(________)



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(Protein) (acid) (• 3% Sulfosalicylic acid • Centrifuge)

(• Midstream, Clean-catch urine) (No increase in turbidity) (<6 mg/dL) (noticeable) (6-30 mg/dL)

(Distinct turbidity, with no granulation) (30-100 mg/dL)

(Turbidity with granulation, but no flocculation) (100-200 mg/dL)

(Turbidity granulation and flocculation) (200-400 mg/dL) (Clumps of protein) (>400 mg/dL)

SULFOSALICYLIC ACID PRECIPITATION

Principle

(_____) is denatured by (____) so

that it becomes less soluble, and

is precipitated


Equipment

and materials




Specimen

(________, ________)


READING

Report

Appearance

Protein

present

Negative

(_________)

(________)

Trace

(_________)

(________)

1+

(_________)

(_________)

2+

(_________)

(_________)

3+

(_________)

(_________)

4+

(_________)

(_________)








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(60°C) (100°C) (60°C-80°C)

(• 5% glacial acetic acid • Water batch

• centrifuge) (Midstream,) () ()

BENCE-JONES PROTEIN DETERMINATION

Principle

• Bence-Jones protein precipitates

at (______). it disappears at (____)

and reappears on cooling at (______)


Equipment

and materials





Specimen

(___________) (_________)



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(Highly buffered or Alkaline urines) (quaternary

ammonium) (antiseptics) (detergents) (Skin cleansers (chlorhexidine)) (albumin) ((phenazopyridine) (Beet ingestion) (False positive)

PROCEDURE NOTES

Reagent strip

method

• False positive

o (___________/_________)

o Contamination with (___________) compounds

Some (_________) and

(___________)

o (___________________)

• False negative

  • Protein other than (_____)

  • Drugs (___________)

  • (___________)


Sulfosalicylic

acid test and

  • (_____________)