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Overview
The Spot Urine Protein Test is a diagnostic test used to measure the amount of protein in a single urine sample. It's a convenient alternative to a 24-hour urine collection and is commonly used for the early detection of kidney di...
Risk assessment
Risk Assessment
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Indications:
- Monitoring chronic kidney disease (CKD).
- Evaluating conditions like diabetes and hypertension.
- Investigating symptoms like swelling (edema), frothy uri...
Ranges
Normal Range
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Normal Range: Less than 150 mg/day or 0.15 g/day in urine (interpreted based on protein-to-creatinine ratio, usually < 0.2).
For Albumin-Specific ...
Test result interpretation
Interpretation
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Normal:
- Indicates healthy kidney function and no significant protein leakage.
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Mild Proteinuria:
- Can occur with fever, stress, or...
Sample types
Sample Type
- Sample Type: A fresh, midstream clean-catch urine sample is typically required.
- Collection Method: A single urine sample, preferably the first-morning urine for consistency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a normal protein-creatinine ratio?
What is the protein creatinine ratio in a blood test?
What is the significance of the protein-creatinine ratio?
What is a bad protein creatinine ratio?
What happens if the protein-creatinine ratio is high?
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Sample Type:
urine
Fasting Required:
No
Description
The urine protein dipstick test measures the presence of all proteins, including albumin, in a urine sample. Albumin and protein can also be measured using a blood test. Urine is usually tested for protein when kidney disease is suspected.
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