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1 THE COMPOSITION OF URINE STUDENT BOOK Chapter 6, page 192 TOOLBOX Page 42 LAB 61 OBSERVATION Goal Determine which of four synthetic urine samples most closely resembles natural urine. Observation criteria 1. What substances are normally found in urine? 2. Provide four examples of substances that if found in urine signal a health problem. 3. For each indicator in the table below, identify: a) what nutrient it can detect. b) its reaction when the substance tested does not contain the nutrient. c) its reaction when the substance tested contains the nutrient. Indicator Fehling s reagent Sudan IV Biuret reagent Silver nitrate Nutrient detected Reaction when nutrient not present Reaction when nutrient present B LAB61 THE COMPOSITION OF URINE 1
2 Materials marker 4 test tubes (18 mm 150 mm) and stoppers (no. 1) test-tube rack dropper bottle of urine sample A dropper bottle of urine sample B dropper bottle of urine sample C dropper bottle of urine sample D 400-mL beaker hot plate dropper bottle of Fehling s reagent solution A dropper bottle of Fehling s reagent solution B test-tube clamp glassware soap test-tube brush wash bottle of distilled water weighing pan with Sudan IV particles spatula dropper bottle of biuret reagent dropper bottle of silver nitrate solution Procedure Initial examination of urine 1. Identify each test tube from A to D with the marker. 2. Add 20 drops of each urine test sample to its test tube. 3. Observe and record the colour of each sample. 4. Smell each sample. Record the odour emitted. Fehling s test 1. Pour 200 ml of distilled water into the beaker. 2. Boil the beaker contents. 3. Add 10 drops of Fehling s reagent solution A to each test tube. 4. Add 10 drops of Fehling s reagent solution B to each test tube. 5. Place the test tubes into boiling water for 5 minutes. 6. Observe the contents of the test tubes. Record your observations. 7. Dispose of the contents of the test tubes as directed by your lab instructor. 8. Clean the test tubes with soap and the brush. 9. Rinse the test tubes with distilled water. Sudan IV test 2. Add a few particles of Sudan IV to each test tube. 3. Stopper the test tubes tightly. 4. Shake the test tubes vigorously. Set aside the test tubes for 2 minutes. 5. Observe the contents of the test tubes. Record your observations. 6. Dispose of the contents of the test tubes as directed by your lab instructor. 2 THE COMPOSITION OF URINE LAB B
3 7. Clean the test tubes with soap and the brush. 8. Rinse the test tubes with distilled water. Biuret s test 2. Add 7 drops of biuret s reagent to each test tube. 3. Observe the contents of the test tubes. Record your observations. 4. Dispose of the contents of the test tubes as directed by your lab instructor. 5. Clean the test tubes with soap and the brush. 6. Rinse the test tubes with distilled water. Silver nitrate test 2. Add 4 drops of silver nitrate to each test tube. 3. Observe the contents of the test tubes. Record your observations. 4. Dispose of the contents of the test tubes as directed by your lab instructor. 5. Clean the test tubes with soap and the brush. 6. Rinse the test tubes with distilled water. 7. Put away materials. Observations Record your observations in the table below. Give the table a title. Title: Test Sample A Sample B Sample C Sample D Colour Odour Fehling s reagent Sudan IV Biuret reagent Silver nitrate 11071/B LAB61 THE COMPOSITION OF URINE 3
4 Reflecting on your observations 1. According to your observations, which test sample contains urea? Explain your answer. 2. According to your observations, which test sample contains blood cells? 3. Complete the table below by placing a checkmark in the appropriate boxes to define the composition of the test samples. Test sample Blood cells Carbohydrates Fats Proteins Minerals (chlorides) A B C D 4. Which test sample most closely resembles the urine of a healthy person? 5. Blood cells are usually detected in the urine of a person with a urinary infection. Which test sample corresponds to a person with such an infection? 6. Diabetes mellitus is often detected by the presence of glucose in the urine. Which test sample could belong to a person with this disease? 4 THE COMPOSITION OF URINE LAB B
5 7. How could the test samples be improved to more closely resemble natural urine? 8. Do your observations help you to better understand the composition of urine? Explain your answer. 9. How could you improve the protocol for this lab? 11071/B LAB61 THE COMPOSITION OF URINE 5
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