Dry chemistry urine analyzer uses

Dry chemistry urine analyzer is mainly used for urine testing and analysis equipment. Its principle is to use immunological, electrochemical and physical principles to examine urine samples to obtain results quickly. The device is often used clinically to diagnose and identify common diseases such as diabetes, kidney stones, nephritis and urinary tract infections. In addition, dry chemistry urine analyzers can help doctors determine whether a patient is a candidate for a specific surgery, such as some that require restricted fluid intake.

It should be noted that although the dry chemical urine analyzer is simple to operate, the results are affected by factors such as the color, turbidity, and specific gravity of the urine. Therefore, the vulva needs to be cleaned during urine testing to prevent its secretions from mixing into the urine. Interference check results. At the same time, the dry chemical urine analyzer has limited test items. When the urine test results are abnormal, a microscope re-examination is still required to further confirm the test results.

In general, dry chemistry urine analyzers play an important role in clinical diagnosis and can help doctors quickly and accurately judge the patient's condition, thereby better treating and managing the disease.

Here’s how to use a dry chemistry urine analyzer:

1. After adding urine to the test strip, the test strip reacts through the urine.

2. The result is displayed on the LCD screen and the operation is completed.

It should be noted that the urine liquid surface must completely cover the reaction area of the test strip, and only "E" and "C" can be displayed on the dry chemistry urine analyzer display, where "E" represents abnormality and "C" represents the result.