Urine Routine Test

The urine routine test, also known as urinalysis, is a common diagnostic test that examines the physical and chemical properties of a person's urine. It provides valuable insights into various aspects of a person's health and can aid in the diagnosis of several medical conditions. During a test, a sample of urine is collected and analyzed. The test evaluates the appearance, color, clarity, specific gravity, pH, protein levels, glucose levels, ketones, bilirubin, red and white blood cells, and the presence of bacteria or other substances in the urine. The urine routine test is routinely performed as part of a general health check-up, pre-employment screening, or to monitor specific medical conditions. It helps detect and monitor urinary tract infections, kidney diseases, diabetes, liver disorders, and other metabolic disorders.