HomeLab Test24 hrs. Urine for Calcium
Overview
Collection: The patient collects all urine passed over a 24-hour period in a special container provided by the laboratory. Preservation: The sample is usually kept refrigerated during the collection period to prevent bacterial growth and degradati...
Risk assessment
This test is typically recommended for:
- Kidney stones: To assess risk factors for recurrent stone formation.
- Parathyroid disorders: To evaluate hyperparathyroidism or hypoparathyroidism. ...
Ranges
Normal Range: If the calcium level falls within the normal range (100-300 mg/day), it suggests that the body is excreting an appropriate amount of calcium.
Test result interpretation
Low Levels: Low levels of calcium in the urine could indicate conditions such as hypoparathyroidism, malabsorption disorders, or vitamin D deficiency. However, low calcium levels in urine are less common than high levels.
High Levels: High levels of...
Sample types
Sample Type and Collection
- Type: 24-hour urine sample
- Collection:
- Discard the first-morning urine on day 1.
- Collect all subsequent urine for 24 hours, inc...
Frequently Asked Questions
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24 hrs. Urine for Calcium
Introduction: Understanding the purpose of the test Collection Instructions: Detailed steps for urine collection Preparation: Dietary restrictions and medication adjustments Container Labeling: Ensuring accurate sample identification Start of Collection: Beginning the 24-hour period Handling and Storage: Proper storage of the urine sample Completion of Collection: Ending the 24-hour period Transportation: Sending the sample to the lab Interpretation: Understanding the results and their significance Follow-up: Next steps based on the test outcome
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Sample Type:
urine
Fasting Required:
No
Description
24 hrs. Urine for Calcium is a procedure used to measure the amount of calcium in the blood. It's typically done in a medical laboratory or hospital setting. For this test, a patient needs to follow a special procedure to collect their urine over a 24-hour period. Through this test, doctors can determine the necessity of various treatments for conditions such as osteoporosis, bone positioning problems, excessive calcium levels, and more.
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