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Urinary System Assessment Techniques Health Occupations

Primary Methods  Urinalysis  Radiography  Cystoscopy

Radiography  using an x-ray to view the kidney  Sometimes using a dye to view kidney function

Cystoscopy  The use of a scope to examine the bladder

Urinalysis  Testing urine  gives information about carbohydrate metabolism and liver or kidney function  shows the acid-base balance  can reveal if client has urinary tract infection

Urinalysis Cont’d  Can be done with tablets, or chemical strips  Some urine tests can be done for presence of drugs, toxic environmental substances, or infections

Characteristics of Urine  Copy Table 24-2 p. 785  Read on pg. 787 (procedure 24E3) to pg. 792 (to Pregnancy test).