Aubf Lab 4
Aubf Lab 4
Aubf Lab 4
REFERENCE:
https://olfu.instructure.com/courses/90722/files/13531817?module_item_id=9490445
https://clinicalgate.com/fantus-test/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12635710/#:~:text=Creatinine%20in%20serum%20or%20urine,is%20measured%20at
%20520%20nm.
II. Enumerate and explain other alternative methods for testing the above-mentioned parameters.
1. Ketones
a. Ketone test/ urine ketones- This test is performed to determine how much ketones are present in your
urine. Sugar is normally burned to provide energy to your body. If you don't have enough sugar in your
body to burn for energy, your body will instead burn fat and make ketones. Ketones are excreted in your
urine and blood. A low level of ketones in your body is perfectly natural. However, excessive ketone
levels can cause serious disease or death. This can be avoided by checking for ketones.
REFERENCE: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?
contenttypeid=167&contentid=ketone_bodies_urine
2. Blood
a. Urinalysis helps Several illnesses and ailments, such as renal problems or urinary tract infections, are
screened for, helped diagnose, and/or monitored (UTIs)
REFERENCE: https://labtestsonline.org/tests/urinalysis
3. Indican
a. The Urinary Indican Test Kit from BioAssay Systems is a safer version of the original Obermeyer indican
reagent. It is a reliable, simple, quick (15 minutes), and low-cost screening technique for detecting protein
putrefaction in the gastrointestinal system.
REFERENCE: https://www.bioassaysys.com/Urinary-Indican-Test-Kit-(I1000N).html
4. Calcium
a. Useful for assessing the danger of calcium oxalate and calcium phosphate kidney stones, as well as
calculating urine supersaturation. Bone problems such as osteoporosis and osteomalacia are assessed.
REFERENCE: https://endocrinology.testcatalog.org/show/CALU
5. Chloride
a. The TRUEchemie Chloride reagent test for the quantitative determination of Chloride in serum or CSF or
urine. Chloride ions combine with Mercuric thiocyanate to produce thiocyanate ions, which then react
with ferric ions to produce a red-colored Ferric thiocyanate complex. The Chloride concentration is
proportional to the absorbance of the red coloured complex at 510 nm.
REFERENCE: https://athenesedx.com/insert/chloride.pdf