Urine Creatinine Test
This test measures the level of creatinine in a random, single urine sample.
This test is done to check the level of creatinine in a random, single urine sample.
- Creatinine levels in the blood can be used as a measure of how well your kidneys are working.
- The creatinine level of a single, random urine sample is typically only used with other tests to get a complete picture of the patients kidney function.
This test requires a single, random urine sample. Another test, which requires a twenty-four hour urine sample, may be recommended instead.
- You will be told how to prepare for this test to help ensure accurate results.
- Some medications may interfere with the test. Ask your healthcare provider if you need to stop taking any medications before the test.
- Do not stop taking any medication unless your healthcare provider tells you to do so.
What should I ask my healthcare provider before having this test?
- Is there any special preparation for the test? (If so, get clear instructions on what you need to do.)
- What is the reason for the test? Will the test results change my treatment plan? If not, do I need the test?
Source UHC.com
Also known as:
Urine Creatinine TestLaboratory WorkKidney FailureKidney InfectionKidney DamageKidney DiseaseUrine TestCreatinine - Kidney Urine Test
This test is done to check the level of creatinine in a random, single urine sample.
- Creatinine levels in the blood can be used as a measure of how well your kidneys are working.
- The creatinine level of a single, random urine sample is typically only used with other tests to get a complete picture of the patients kidney function.
This test requires a single, random urine sample. Another test, which requires a twenty-four hour urine sample, may be recommended instead.
- You will be told how to prepare for this test to help ensure accurate results.
- Some medications may interfere with the test. Ask your healthcare provider if you need to stop taking any medications before the test.
- Do not stop taking any medication unless your healthcare provider tells you to do so.
What should I ask my healthcare provider before having this test?
- Is there any special preparation for the test? (If so, get clear instructions on what you need to do.)
- What is the reason for the test? Will the test results change my treatment plan? If not, do I need the test?
Source UHC.com
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