Activity 5 - Determination of Proteins in Urine - AUBF LAB Flashcards
Normally, urine contains __ - __ mg/dL of protein per 24 hours
1 - 14 mg/dL
Proteins in normal urine mostly consist of ____ and ____
plasma albumin, globulins
Other proteins that originate from RTE
It is also known as Tamm-Horsfall. A mucoprotein synthesized by distal tubular cells
Uromodulin
Other proteins that originate from RTE
A fibrolytic enzyme
Urokinase
Other proteins that originate from RTE
Secretory Immunoglobulin __?
A
For most patient with proteinuria, ___ is the protein present in increased concentration
Albumin
____ and ____ screening test for urine protein rely on precipitation techniques.
Semiquantitative and Qualitative
Robert’s reagent is composed of ___ and ___
magnesium sulfate and nitric acid
Robert’s Test
Obeserve formation of white ring at the zone of contact of the two liquids within __ - __ minutes
2 - 3 minutes
Heller’s reagent is composed of ___
pure nitric acid
Heller’s Test
Obeserve formation of white ring at the zone of contact of the two liquids within __ minutes
2 minutes
Heller’s Test
If the ring appears only after __ minutes, then the amount of albumin is <_____%
0.0005%
Albumin is precipitated by heat and coagulated by acetic acid. The amount of precipitate or cloudiness formed is directly proportional to the amount of albumin present. What type of test is this?
Salt and Acetic Acid Test
SAA Test
Centrifuge 10 mL of fresh urine specimen at __ rpm for __ - __ minutes
60 rpm, 10-15 minutes
SAA test
The salt holds the ___ in the solution and the acid dissolves the ___ so that any clouding may be considered to indicate the presence of albumin or globulin.
nucleoprotein, mucin