On bedside urine-testing : a clinical guide to the observation of urine in the course of work / by Geo. Oliver.

Date:
1885
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    CONTENTS. INTRODUCTORY. Page. The aim of bedside urinary testing 13—15 The tests '4 CHAPTER I. The general characters of the urine 16—47 I. On selecting a specimen of urine for examination ^6 The urine has deposited 17 The specimen is turbid 18 II. The odour Alkaline urine 18 Urine containing sugar, cystin, medi- cines, &c 19 III. The consistence 20 Alkaline purulent urine 20 Chylous urine 20 Albuminous urine ■■ 20 IV. The colour 21 Pale urines 21 Dark urines 22 (a) Indican 22 (6) Melanin 23 (c) Blood 23 (rf) Bile 24 (e) Medicines, &c 24 V. On cloudiness and on deposits 25 1. Inorganic causes of turbidity 26 (a) Urates 26 (b) Phosphates 27 2. Organic causes of turbidity 28 (a) Pus. Mucus 29 The clinical significance 30 (b) Blood. HaDmaturia. Hajraoglobinuria. 31 The clinical significance .. 33 (c) Oil-globules 33 B