Urine RE/ME

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Normal Urine RE/ME Result...

 Quantity = 35 ml

Colour = Pale Yellow 

Transparency= Clear

Specific Gravity = 1.030

Reaction = Acidic

Deposit = Nil

Phosphate = Not Done 

Albumin = Absent

Sugar = Absent

Occult blood = Not Done 

Acetone = Absent 

Bile Salt = Absent 

Bile Pigment = Absent 

RBC = Not Found 

Pus Cell = 2-3 / HPF

Epithelial Cell = 2-5 /HPF

Micro organism = Not Found 

Cast = Not Found 

Crystal = Not Found 

Amorphous = Not Found 

Others = NIL



• Interpretation:-

1. Physical Examination - 

    Colour :

        • Pale yellow- Normal 

        • Dark Yellow - Dehydration 

        • Red / Pink - Blood (Hematuria)

        • Brown - Liver Disease / myoglobin

        • Milky - Pus / chyl

    Appearance (clarity):

        • Clear - Normal

        • Turbid / Cloudy - Infection / Pus / crystal  

    Specific Gravity: [ Kidney concentrating power ]

        • Normal : 1.005 - 1.030

        • Low : Overhydration / Renal failure 

        • High : Dehydration / diabetes

2. CHEMICAL EXAMINATION :

    Urine Sugar (Glucose) : 

        • Absent - Normal

        • Present - Diabetes mellitus 

    Urine Protein (Albumin)

        • Absent - Normal 

        • Present - Kidney Disease (Nephropathy)


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