Description
Specification: 100 strips/box
Micro-albumin:
Early warning of progressive glomerulus damage
Early warning of preeclampsia during pregnancy and important early warning of cardiovascular disease
To predict development of diabetic nephropathy and early diagnosis
Test procedure:
Remove one strip from bottle and replace cap immediately
Immerse reagent area of strip in urine specimen and take out quickly
Wipe off excess urine against rim of specimen container
Read result carefully within 60 seconds in nice light and with test area held near appropriate color chart
on bottle label
Test conditions:
Ambient temperature: 2 to 30°C
Relative humidity: ≤80%
Best test temperature: 23 to 30°C
Urine test strips 12 parameters: The Urinalysis Reagent Strips provide the fast and accurate tests for the following parameters:Micro Albumin, Leukocytes, Nitrite, Urobilinogen, Protein, pH, Blood, Specific Gravity, Ketone, Bilirubin, Glucose and Creatinine in urine.
1.Micro Albumin: tests for early nephropathy (early kidney disease)
2.Leukocytes: aka white blood cells. Also indicates presence of infection.
3.Nitrites: may be a sign of urinary tract infection or other infection.
4.Urobilinogen: checks for liver disease.
5.Protein: (albumin): tests for kidney function.
6.pH: measures urine acidity, associated with higher risk for kidney stones.
7.Blood: can result from infection, injury, inflammation, kidney stones or cancer.
8.Specific gravity: evaluates the body’s water balance and urine concentration.
9.Ketone: caused by disorders of increased metabolism; also by unbalanced diets such as high protein/low carb, anorexia or fasting.
10.Bilirubin: could indicate liver or gallbladder problems such as gallstones, hepatitis, cirrhosis or tumors.
11.Glucose: the most common test for diabetes.
2.Leukocytes: aka white blood cells. Also indicates presence of infection.
3.Nitrites: may be a sign of urinary tract infection or other infection.
4.Urobilinogen: checks for liver disease.
5.Protein: (albumin): tests for kidney function.
6.pH: measures urine acidity, associated with higher risk for kidney stones.
7.Blood: can result from infection, injury, inflammation, kidney stones or cancer.
8.Specific gravity: evaluates the body’s water balance and urine concentration.
9.Ketone: caused by disorders of increased metabolism; also by unbalanced diets such as high protein/low carb, anorexia or fasting.
10.Bilirubin: could indicate liver or gallbladder problems such as gallstones, hepatitis, cirrhosis or tumors.
11.Glucose: the most common test for diabetes.
12.Ascorbate: Positive, seen in oral vitamins. Or life support table (excessive intake may affect the accuracy of other items).
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