| Specimen requirements: |
24 hour Urine
Container no Preservative |
| Reference ranges: |
| CATEGORY |
LOW |
HIGH |
UNITS |
QUALITATIVE |
Adult |
66 |
143 |
mL/min |
N/A |
|
| Unit of measure: |
N/A |
| Ideal sample: |
24 hour urine collection. |
| Absolute minimum amount: |
24 hour collection. |
| Method of collection: |
N/A |
| Transportation: |
N/A |
| Label instructions: |
N/A |
| Request test on form: |
MULTI LABS [Chem/Hem/UA/Tox/BB/Rheum]
( 151-104 ) |
| Order/entry screen(s): |
Chemistry - Urine |
| Stat frequency: |
Daily |
| Stat turn around time: |
1-2 hours |
| Routine frequency: |
Daily |
| Must be in by: |
N/A |
| Routine turn around time: |
4 Hours |
| For Hillcrest deliver to: |
SCRAP : Specimen Central Receiving
and
|
| |
Processing, room 2-117
|
| For Thornton deliver to: |
Chemistry : Processing Desk, 1st
floor, Hospital,
|
| |
room 1-013
|
| Scheduling requirements : |
N/A |
| Method: |
Enzymatic Method |
| Special Instructions: |
A blood creatinine should be ordered
during the 24-hour period of the urine collection. Correct method of collection
for 24-hour urine specimens: 1. Discard first morning specimen. 2. Save all
urine voided, up to and including the first morning specimen at the end of the
24 hours. 3. All 24-hour collections should be refrigerated or kept on ice. 4.
Collection dates and times must be noted on the chemistry test request. 5. If
submitting more than one container for a 24-hour collection, label the
containers "part 1 of 2 parts" or "part 2 of 2 parts". |
| |
Results are available on a Chart Copy |
| |
Results are Quantitative |
| CyberLAB abbreviation: |
CRCL |
| CyberLAB code: |
2060 |
| Lab Processing Instructions: |
N/A |
