Urine sample Collection and Urine analysis chemical method

Collection of Urin Sample

There are three method of collection of urine 

  1. Random collection 
  2. Timed collection
  3. 24 hour urine sample
1. Random collection

Random sample of urine is collected at anytime of the day. This sample is prefer for protein analysis.

2. Timed collection

Timed collection is obtained at specific time of the day or during specific phase of nuituration 

Ex :- Glucose tolerance test

3. 24 hour collection 

This collection is used for all the clinically important biomolecules in urine sample with excepting fasting urine sample.

Urine analysis 

Test for Glucose 

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Benedict's qualitative test- 
Take 5ml benedict qualitative reagent then add 8 drops of Urine Sample boil the sample 

Blue Colour > nil > Glucose absent 
Green colour > 0.5gm% > Glucose Present 
Yellow colour > 1gm% > Glucose Present
Orange Colour > 1.5gm%> Glucose Present
Red Colour > 2 or more gm% Glucose Present

Presence of glucose in urine sample is called Glycosuria.

It is abserved in :-

  1. Deasease of pancreas
  2. Renal Glycosudia
  3. Hyperthyroidism
  4. Hyper pituitaridism 

Test for Ketone Bodies

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 Rothras Test:-

5ml of urine sample+Solid Ammonium+ freshly prepared sodium Nitroprusside Solution + strong ammonium by the site of the test tube.

Observation :-

Deep purple ring at the junction of two layers 

Inference:-

Ketone Bodies present

Notes :> 

There are 3 types of ketone bodies Acetoacetate Beta hydroxy butyric acid & Acetone in case of ketosis ketone bodies appear in urine in following conditions Ketone bodies are appear in urine :-

  1. Diabetes Malitus 
  2. Starvation 
  3. Sever vomiting
Notes :- In case of diabetes Malitus both benedict , qualitative test & both rothras test are positive.
In case of starvation only rothras test is +ve benedict is -ve 

Test for Protein 

1. Heat and acitic acid test - 

A  test tube is filled with urine ⅔rd the upper portion is void by holding the tube at the bottom. If cloudiness us presence of phasphate or protein then add 1- 3 drops of 20% Acetic Acid and boil the top portion again

Observation :-

If cloudiness is dissolved or dissappeared 

Inference :- Phasphate Protein 

Observation :- If coagulation coagulum is form 
Inference :- Protein is present 

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  • The presence of protein is the urine sample is called protein urea. The first protein detected in urine is Albumin, So the present of Albumin in the urine sample Albumin Urea.

Physiological Albumin Urea

  1. In take of high protein diet
  2. Sever exercise 
  3. Pregnancy

Pathological Albumin Urea -

  1. In case of Glomerulonephritis
  2. Nephrotic Syndrome
  3. Infection in lower urinary tract

2. Sulphosalicylic acid test > ( also known as emergency protein test / bed side test )

Take 3ml of urine sample then add drop wise sulphosalicylic acid

Observation :-
White precipitate 

Inference :- 

Protein present 

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Test for bile pigments 

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Fouchate's test :- 
Take 5ml of urine sample + 1ml MgSo⁴ + 2ml 10% Bacl2 filter it. On the ppt in the filter paper add 1 to 2 drops of fouchate's test

Observation :-
Colour change from yellow to pista green 

Inference :- 
Bile pigment present.
  • Bile pigment ( bilirubin / biliverdin ) present in the urine sample in case of haemolytic jaundice, hepatitic jaundice, abstructive jaundice of hepatitis.

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