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Urinary test checks different components of urine, the waste made. Regular urine test can be done to help find

cause symptoms. The test can give information about their health problems and

you may have. Take out waste, minerals, fluids and other substances

to be passed in urine. Urine has hundreds of different waste

body. What you eat, drink, how much you and as

good your work may affect the fact that the urine. More >> << 100 different tests can be done on urine. Regular >> << often includes the following tests. Color. Many things affect urine color, including

balance of fluids, drugs and diseases. How dark or light color

shows how much water in it. Vitamin B

can turn urine bright yellow color

. Some medicines, blackberries, beets, rhubarb, or blood in the urine can >> << urine turn red-brown. Clarity. Urine is usually clear. Bacteria, blood, semen

crystals, or mucus can make urine look cloudy. Smell. Urine does not smell very strongly, but

, slightly "nutty" odor. Some diseases cause changes in urine odor. For example

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infection bacteria Escherichia coli

can cause bad breath, while

. or starvation can cause a sweet, fruity zapa

share. This is a test of substances

in the urine. It also shows how well the kidneys balance the amount >> << water in the urine. The higher the percentage, more durable material

in the urine. When you drink plenty of fluids, the kidneys produce urine with >> << plenty of water in it, which has a low specific weight. If you do not drink

fluid, the kidneys produce urine with a little water in it, which

a high specific weight. pH. Is a measure of how acidic or alkaline (basic) urinary

is. PH 4 strongly acidic, neutral, 7 (neither acidic nor alkaline

) and 9 strongly alkaline. Sometimes the pH of urine depends on

certain procedures. For example, your doctor may instruct you how to maintain

urine or acid or alkaline to prevent some types of >> << form. Proteins. Proteins are usually not found in urine >>. <<, Hard exercise and some diseases, especially kidney disease

can cause the protein to be in the urine. Glucose. Glucose is a type of blood sugar >>. Usually << there is very little or no glucose in urine. When blood sugar level >> << very high because of uncontrolled, sugar flows

in the urine. Glucose can also be found in the urine when the kidneys are damaged or diseased

. Nitrites. Bacteria that cause to make an enzyme that changes urinary

nitrates to nitrites. Nitrites in urine show IMP

now. Leukocyte esterase (WBC esterase). Leukocyte esterase leukocyte

show () in urine. Leukocytes in urine may indicate UTI is present. Ketones. When fat is broken down into energy, the body

makes substances called ketones (or ketone bodies). They passed in

urine. A large number of ketones in the urine may mean a very serious

condition is true. A diet low in sugar and

starch (carbohydrates), starvation, or severe

ketones can be reasons to be in the urine. Microscopic analysis. In this test, urine turns

in a special machine (centrifuge) so the solid materials (sediment) settle at the bottom of the

. Sediment cover on the slide and looked at under a microscope. Things that you can see on the slide include:

red or white blood cells. Blood cells are not found in urine normally. Inflammation,

disease or injury of kidneys, ureters or urethra can cause >> << blood in the urine. Serious exercise such as marathon, can also cause >> << blood in the urine. White blood cells may be a sign of infection or kidney disease

. . Leads. Some types of kidney disease can cause >> << cork material (called strattera online casts) to form in tiny tubes in the kidney

Castings then get flushed out with urine. Casts can be made from red >> << or white blood cells, waxy or fatty substances, or protein. Type casting in >> << urine can help show what type of kidney disease may be present <<. >> Crystals. Healthy people often

a few crystals in urine. A large number of crystals, or certain

types of crystals, may mean

present or have a problem >> << with the way the body uses food (). Bacteria, yeast cells or parasites. There are no bacteria, yeast cells, or

in urine normally. If they are present, then

may mean that you have an infection. Squamous cells. Availability

in may indicate that the sample is not clean >> << as it should be. These cells do not mean that is a medical problem, but your

doctor may ask you to give another urine sample. . << >>