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    Return Demonstration On Urine Analysis

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    This document provides instructions for performing a urine analysis using test strips. It outlines the necessary nursing steps of prescription checking, patient assessment, equipment preparation, and environment assessment. Specific assessment points for the patient are listed. The equipment needed includes a clean urine bottle with patient label and intact test strips that are not expired. The sluice room setting should be prepared. The analysis involves assessing the urine's volume, color, clarity and odor then using various test strips to check for pH, albumin, glucose, ketones, red blood cells, white blood cells, urobilinogen, and bilirubin levels. Results are recorded and reported.

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    This document provides instructions for performing a urine analysis using test strips. It outlines the necessary nursing steps of prescription checking, patient assessment, equipment preparation, and environment assessment. Specific assessment points for the patient are listed. The equipment needed includes a clean urine bottle with patient label and intact test strips that are not expired. The sluice room setting should be prepared. The analysis involves assessing the urine's volume, color, clarity and odor then using various test strips to check for pH, albumin, glucose, ketones, red blood cells, white blood cells, urobilinogen, and bilirubin levels. Results are recorded and reported.

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    This document provides instructions for performing a urine analysis using test strips. It outlines the necessary nursing steps of prescription checking, patient assessment, equipment preparation, and environment assessment. Specific assessment points for the patient are listed. The equipment needed includes a clean urine bottle with patient label and intact test strips that are not expired. The sluice room setting should be prepared. The analysis involves assessing the urine's volume, color, clarity and odor then using various test strips to check for pH, albumin, glucose, ketones, red blood cells, white blood cells, urobilinogen, and bilirubin levels. Results are recorded and reported.

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    This document provides instructions for performing a urine analysis using test strips. It outlines the necessary nursing steps of prescription checking, patient assessment, equipment preparation, and environment assessment. Specific assessment points for the patient are listed. The equipment needed includes a clean urine bottle with patient label and intact test strips that are not expired. The sluice room setting should be prepared. The analysis involves assessing the urine's volume, color, clarity and odor then using various test strips to check for pH, albumin, glucose, ketones, red blood cells, white blood cells, urobilinogen, and bilirubin levels. Results are recorded and reported.

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    Return demonstration on Urine Analysis

    Nursing steps:

    1. P – Prescription checking
    2. P – Patient assessment
    3. E – Equipment preparation
    4. E – Environment assessment/preparation

    Application:

    1. P – Prescription on progress sheet


    a. Date and time of prescription
    b. Specimen & Test
    2. P – Patient assessment
    a. Signage
    b. Patient’s cognition
    c. Patient’s language
    d. Patient’s vision
    e. Patient’s communication ability
    3. E – Equipment
    a. Urine bottle with patient’s identity label (clean and empty)
    b. Test strips (name, intactness, colour, expiry date)
    c. Gloves
    4. E – Environment
    a. Sluice room setting
    5. Skill
    a. Urine assessment
    i. Volume
    ii. Colour (yellow or amber / haematuria)
    iii. Clarity (clear / turbid, with precipitates)
    iv. Odour
    b. Analysis
    i. Time frame
    ii. Colour code
    iii. Types
    1. pH paper: acidic or alkaline (normal: 5-7)
    2. Albustix: for albumin (normal: negative to trace)
    3. Clinistix: for glucose (normal: negative)
    4. Ketostix: for ketone (normal: negative)
    5. Hemastix: for red blood cells (normal: negative)
    6. Leukostix: for Leukocyte Esterase (WBC enzyme) (normal:
    negative)
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    7. Combistix: pH & Blood & Protein & Glucose
    8. Urobilistix: for urobilinogen (normal: 0.2-1.0 mg/dL or <17
    micromol/L).
    9. Bilugen Test strips: for urobilinogen & bilirubin (normal: -ve)

    10. Multistix 10 SG Reagent Strips:


    a. PH
    b. Protein: (-) / trace
    c. Glucose: (-)
    d. Ketone: (-)
    e. Blood: (-)
    f. Urobilinogen: (≦1.5)mg/dL
    g. Bilirubin: (-)
    h. Nitrite: (-)
    i. WBC: (-)

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    Gilfred Yeung
    c. Charting & report

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