Question 1

How is Protein - Random (Spot) Urine test performed?

Accepted Answer

The test is performed on urine sample. Start urinating normally and let some urine flow before catching and collecting 30 to 60 ml urine in the sterilized container available from the lab or any pharmacy. After collecting the sample, finish urinating into the toilet or urinal. This process is called midstream clean catch method. Urine sample may also be collected using a catheter inserted through the urethra directly into the urinary bladder. Sample collected through a catheter usually has no contamination.
             Dipstick method is used in which a specially treated paper strip is dipped in the urine sample. The strip contains squares in which color is present. As the strip is dipped into the urine sample, the color of the strip changes. It is then compared to the chart.

Question 2

Is there any risk associated with Protein - Random (Spot) Urine test?

Accepted Answer

No, there are no risks associated with this test.

Question 3

What are the signs of proteins passing from the kidneys into the urine?

Accepted Answer

In the early stages, the body shows no signs and symptoms. If there is more damage to the kidney then more amounts of protein start to pass from the kidney to the urine. Due to this swelling of hands, feet, face, and abdomen occurs. If damage to the kidneys continues, it can lead to permanent loss of function, which might result in kidney transplant or dialysis.

Question 4

What are the other conditions which can result in secretion of proteins apart from kidney disease?

Accepted Answer

Other conditions that can result in the secretion of proteins include diet, menstruation, physical activity, or urinary tract infection.

Question 5

What are the additional tests a doctor may prescribe in case of protein random (spot) urine test results are normal?

Accepted Answer

The doctor may prescribe the following tests:           Urine Routine & Microscopy
Culture urine

Question 6

What can affect the results of protein - random (spot) urine test?

Accepted Answer

This test can be adversely affected if the patient has recently taken antibiotics before the sample collection. It may also be affected if the urine sample is not collected properly.

Question 7

What is nephrotic syndrome?

Accepted Answer

Nephrotic Syndrome is a disorder of kidney in which high amounts of protein are secreted in urine. It occurs due to damage to blood vessels which causes a defect in the filtration process. This can cause symptoms that include swelling of feet and ankles. It also increases the risk of health problems.

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Q. How is Protein - Random (Spot) Urine test performed?

Q. Is there any risk associated with Protein - Random (Spot) Urine test?

Q. What are the signs of proteins passing from the kidneys into the urine?

Q. What are the other conditions which can result in secretion of proteins apart from kidney disease?

Q. What are the additional tests a doctor may prescribe in case of protein random (spot) urine test results are normal?

Q. What can affect the results of protein - random (spot) urine test?

Q. What is nephrotic syndrome?

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