The test giving knowledge as well as renal biopsy: Routine urinalysis

Abstract

Urinalysis is inexpensive, no time consuming and easily applicable diagnoses means, and it gives important information about renal function. Occasionally, false positive or negative test results have been seeing, or it has been difficultly in comment of some results. It will mention that what should be noticed on urine collect, what cover routine urinalysis, these tests are performed with which principle, and what are cases the cause of false results, in this review

Keywords

• Urinalysis,dipstick,urine microscopy

Böbrek Biyopsisi Kadar Bilgi Veren Tetkik: Rutin İdrar Analizi

Abstract

İdrar analizi ucuz, zaman almayan, kolayca uygulanabilir ve böbrek fonksiyonları hakkında bununla ters orantılı olarak önemli bilgiler veren bir tanı aracıdır. Zaman zaman yanlış pozitif veya negatif test sonuçlarına rastlanmakta veya bazı sonuçları yorumlamakta güçlükler çekilmektedir. Bu derlemede idrar toplamada dikkat edilmesi gereken hususlar, rutin idrar analizinin kapsadığı testler, çalışma prensipleri ve yanlış sonuçlara neden olan durumlardan söz edilecektir

Keywords

• İdrar analizi,strip,idrar mikroskopisi

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