Urinalysis Complete

Comprehensive urine test evaluating hydration, kidney function, infection, and metabolic health.

About

The complete urinalysis is one of the most informative and cost-effective screening tools in modern medicine. Despite being one of the oldest diagnostic tests, it remains highly valuable for detecting a wide range of health conditions, including urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney disease, diabetes, dehydration, and liver dysfunction.

26 Biomarkers Included

Urine Color

The natural or abnormal tint of urine that can reflect hydration, diet, or disease.

Urine Appearance

The clarity or cloudiness of urine, offering clues about infection, stones, or sediment.

Urine Specific Gravity

A measure of urine concentration that indicates hydration status and kidney performance.

Urine pH

Shows how acidic or alkaline the urine is, helping to assess diet, infection, or kidney stones.

Urine Glucose

A measure of glucose levels in urine, used to detect and monitor diabetes, kidney function, and other metabolic disorders.

Urine Bilirubin

A pigment that may appear in urine with liver disease or bile duct obstruction.

Urine Ketones

An indicator of fat metabolism and potential energy deficits, commonly monitored in metabolic and diabetic health.

Urine Occult Blood

Traces of blood in urine that may signal kidney disease, stones, or urinary tract injury.

Urine Protein

Proteins in urine that may indicate kidney disease or other health conditions.

Urine Nitrite

A bacterial byproduct that points to a urinary tract infection caused by specific organisms.

Urine Leukocyte Esterase

An enzyme released by white blood cells that suggests inflammation or infection in the urinary tract.

Urine WBC (White Blood Cells)

Cells of the immune system that may appear in urine during infection or inflammation.

Urine RBC (Red Blood Cells)

Blood cells in urine that may result from infection, stones, trauma, or kidney disease.

Urine Squamous Epithelial

Cells from the outer layer of the urinary tract that may indicate infection, inflammation, or cancer.

Urine Transitional Epithelial

Cells from the urinary tract lining that may indicate infection, inflammation, or cancer.

Urine Renal Epithelial

Cells from the kidney’s tubules that can signal kidney injury or toxic damage.

Urine Bacteria

Microorganisms in urine that typically indicate infection or contamination.

Urine Calcium Oxalate

Crystals that may reflect kidney stone risk or high oxalate levels in urine.

Urine Triple Phosphate

Crystals often linked to urinary tract infections and alkaline urine.

Urine Uric Acid Crystals

Crystals associated with gout, kidney stones, or high uric acid levels.

Urine Amorphous Sediment

Tiny, shapeless particles that may appear in concentrated or old urine.

Urine Crystals

Solid particles in urine that may reflect diet, urine pH, or risk of stone formation.

Urine Granular Casts

Tube-shaped clumps that suggest kidney disease or prolonged physical stress.

Urine Hyaline Cast

Clear, tube-shaped structures that may appear in dehydration, exercise, or kidney conditions.

Urine Casts

Structures formed in kidney tubules that reflect hydration status or kidney health.

Urine Yeast

Fungal elements in urine that may indicate a yeast infection or immune suppression.