Urine chemistry + sediment

The urine chemistry + sediment test is a laboratory test that examines the chemical composition of urine and the presence of solid particles. The chemical portion detects substances like proteins, glucose, ketones, blood, pH, and other markers that can reveal kidney disease, infections, or metabolic disorders. The sediment portion of the test involves microscopic examination of solid particles in the urine, such as red and white blood cells, bacteria, crystals, or epithelial cells. This test is used to diagnose urinary tract infections, kidney diseases, and other urinary and metabolic disorders.