Urinalysis, Automated Test

Procedure Information

What is Urinalysis, Automated Test?

Urinalysis is an automated test performed on a sample of a patient’s urine. It helps diagnose various conditions and is commonly used for routine check-ups.

Why would I get an Urinalysis, Automated Test?

An urinalysis, automated test can be requested for many reasons, including diagnosis and monitoring of urinary tract infections, identification of kidney stones, and evaluation of kidney or liver functions. It can also be conducted as part of regular screenings.

What happens during an Urinalysis, Automated Test?

During the procedure, a sample of the patient’s urine will be collected. This sample will then be tested in the laboratory using an automated system that quickly measures certain components in the urine, such as protein, glucose, ketones, and leukocytes. The results of the automated test are then compared to the normal reference range.

What to expect after an Urinalysis, Automated Test?

The results of the automates test are typically available within 24 hours. The results will then be reported to the patient and/or physician, depending on what was requested.

Conclusion

An automated urinalysis is a routine procedure used for screening and diagnosing various conditions. During the test, a sample of the patient’s urine will be collected and tested in the laboratory using an automated system. The results of the automated urinalysis test will typically be available within 24 hours.