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1 UIBC (see Transferrin Saturation, Unsaturated Iron Binding Capacity) Umbilical Cord Blood Testing (see Cord Blood Testing) Unsaturated Iron Binding Capacity Iron Binding Capacity Saturation UIBC TIBC Iron Overload UH & VH 4.5 ml Green (Lithium Heparin) top Vacutainer tube As required µmol/l UIBC is part of the Iron Overload screen and cannot be ordered as a separate test Uranium, Hair Trace Elements Hair TRACE ELEMENTS Batched analysis SI Units: nmol/g Conventional Units: ug/g Reference s are based on Non- Occupationally exposed population. Find Interpretive Comment and Clinical Information here:
2 Uranium,Urine Trace Elements 24 hour urine collected in an unused 24 hour urine container or random urine TRACE ELEMENTS Batched analysis SI Units: Random Urine: nmol/l nmol/mol creatinineagefe malemale Reference s are based on Non- Occupationally exposed population. Find Interpretive Comment and Clinical Information here: 24 Hour Urine: nmol/d Conventional Units: Random Urine: µg/l ng/g creatini (more...)
3 Urate, 24-Hour Urine Uric Acid 24 Hour urine Weekdays mmol/d Urate,Plasma Uric Acid 4.5 ml Green top Vacutainer tube Pediatric: 0-2 yrs: 0.6 ml Green pk yrs: 3 ml Green top As required Premature: <32 µmol/l 0-1 month: <311 µmol/l 1 month-1 year: <372 µmol/l 1 year-17 years: <362 µmol/l Males >18 years: <420 µmol/l Females >18 years: <340 µmol/l Urate,Urine-Random Uric Acid Random urine Weekdays mmol/l Urea Cycle Disorder (see Orotic Acid, Urine) Urea, 24-Hour Urine 24 Hour urine Weekdays mmol/24 hours
4 Urea,Fluid Fluid As required See report Urea,Plasma Blood Urea 4.5 ml Green top Vacutainer Pediatric: 0-2 yrs: Green top Microtainer (BD ) 2-10 yrs: 3 ml Green top As required Premature: <2.7 mmol/l 0-5 months: <7.0 mmol/l 6 months-17 years: <8.0 mmol/l 18 years-65 years: <8.3 mmol/l >65 years: <11.9 mmol/l Urea,Urine-Random Random urine Weekdays mmol/l (1st morning void) Ureaplasma/Mycoplasma Culture (see Mycoplasma/Ureaplasma Culture) Uric Acid (see Urate, 24-Hour Urine, Urate,Plasma, Urate,Urine-Random)
5 Urinalysis Routine R&M Routine and Microscopic Random urine As required Leucocytes, urine: 0 cells/ul Specific Gravity, urine: ph, Urine: Protein, Urine: g/l Glucose, Urine: mmol/l Ketones, Urine: mmol/l Blood, Urine: Negative Nitrite, Urine: Negative
6 Urinary Fluid for Cytology Urine for Cytology Cytopathology- UH Non- Gynaecologica l: Urinary Weekdays Close specimen lid tightly to prevent leakage. Orange top routine specimen container containing 30 ml Cytolyt solution/60 ml body fluid CYTOPATHOL OGY - NON- GYNAECOLOG ICAL AREA Cytopathology Laboratory Room A3-242 UH (519) x 36391/36392 Clinical history is an important component for diagnostic interpretation. The specimen is Thinprep processed so the total specimen volume should not exceed one orange top specimen container with Cytolyt included. Urine Bile Urine Bilirubin (UH) TEST NO LONGER AVAILABLE (EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25, 2013)
7 Urine Bilirubin (see Urine Bile) Urine Culture (Urine C & S) Microbiology (VH) Urine OR Urine collected in the O.R.(Cytoscopy, kidney nephrostomy, suprapubic aspirate) MICROBIOLOG Y Daily In/Out Catheter and O.R. Urines are processed using a 10 L inoculum which is reflected in the colony count. Urine for Cytology (see Urinary Fluid for Cytology) Urine Microalbumin (see Microalbumin,Urine) Urine Oxycodone Percocet Percodan Oxycontin Toxicology/Speci al Chemistry Minimum of 10 ml of random urine collected in a sterile container. Monday-Friday: Urine Porphyrins (see Porphyrins, 24-Hour Urine) Uroporphyrin I (see Porphyrins, 24-Hour Urine, Porphyrins, Urine, Random) Uroporphyrin III (see Porphyrins, 24-Hour Urine, Porphyrins, Urine, Random)
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