Urinalysis test strip URS-OBGYN

for glycosuriafor proteinuriahematuria

Teco Diagnostics is proud to introduce our complete line of Urinalysis products. From our world renowned Urine Reagent Strips (URS) to our semi-automated Urine Strip Readers. Method: Color Indicator Testing Procedure: Manual Storage Temperature: 15‐30°C Expected Values/Sensitivity: Glucose: Concentrations as little 0.1g/dL may be significantly abnormal if found consistently (100mg/dL sensitivity) Blood: No blood in normal urine (0.015mg/dL sensitivity) Protein: 1‐14mg/dL may be excreted by the normal kidney (15mg/dL sensitivity) Nitrite: No nitrite in normal urine (0.075mg/dL sensitivity) Leukocytes: Normal urine specimens generally yield negative results (10‐15 WBC/µL sensitivity) Limitations of Procedure: Glucose: Moderate amounts of ketone bodies (40mg/dL or greater) may decrease color development in urine containing small amounts of glucose (75‐125mg/dL). However, such concentration of ketone simultaneously with such glucose concentration is metabolically improbable in screening. The reactivity of the glucose test decreases as the specific gravity and/or ascorbic acid of the urine increases. Reactivity may also vary with temperature. Blood: The sensitivity of the blood test is reduced in urine with high specific gravity and/or high ascorbic acid content. Microbial peroxidase, associated with urinary tract infection may cause false positive reactions.