UA and Body Fluid Analysis Urinalysis Laboratory Report

Urinalysis Laboratory Report
This Urinalysis Laboratory Report should be considered a professional
laboratory report, so avoid using idioms or layperson slang in your report. If you need
assistance, you can contact the University Writing Center to get help with your writing
skills (https://www.csudh.edu/writing-center/) However, I want you to be creative and
tell what you want to say in a clear and precise manner. The report must include the
description of all chemical urinalysis assays in the routine chemical urinalysis. Provide a
brief description of each test, its mechanism of detection, limitations, and
interpretations with respect to the patients’ conditions. Indicate what abnormal
results may suggest and whether there are any interfering substances which may
mislead the investigators. The report should also include the confirmatory assays that
are performed for protein, ketones, reducing substance, and specific gravity. Make sure
to explain why each confirmatory assay is performed and what the results
may suggest.
You should have a title page with your name, and you may start the report with a short
introduction, but do not spend too much on the introduction (maximum of one paragraph). You may use diagrams to convey the concepts, but the report should not
exceed maximum of 5 pages (not including the title page and references). The report
should be single spaced with 12 font size (Times New Roman font is preferred). new page and is not included in 5-page maximum). References should contain complete
titles and inclusive page numbers and should be numbered in chronological
order as they appear in the manuscript. I do not have any preferences for the format
of the references (e.g., APA or MLA, …) as long as the report meets the above requirements.