Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- PREFACE -- THE AUTHORS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- DEDICATION -- Table of Contents -- 1: Introduction -- 2: History -- 3: Process of Urine Formation -- 4: Nature and Composition of Urine from Healthy Subjects -- 5: Urine Collection -- 6: Good Handling Practices (Getting Good Results) -- 7: Physical Properties - Color, Turbidity, Odor -- 8: Urine Volume, Density or Specific Gravity, and Osmolality -- 9: Glucose and Other Reducing Substances -- 10: Protein -- 11: Ketone Bodies -- 12: Gross and Occult Blood -- 13: Myoglobin -- 14: Bilirubin -- 15 Urobilinogen -- 16. Porphyrins and Related Compounds -- 17. Microscopic Examination of Urine Sediment -- 18. Exfoliative Urinary Cytology -- 19. Bacteriuria -- 20. Phenylketonuria -- 21. Other Inborn Errors of Metabolism -- 22. Enzymes -- 23. Pregnancy Tests -- 24. Hormones -- 25. Sodium and Chloride -- 26. Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, and Phosphate -- 27. pH and Buffers -- 28. Trace Elements -- 29. Toxicological Studies -- 30. Drugs of Abuse -- 31. Therapeutic Drugs -- 32. Catecholamines -- 33. Urine Studies Relating to Nutrition -- 34. Special Urine Tests -- 35. Clearance Studies -- 36. Routine Urinalysis -- 37. Urine Controls -- 38. Automated Urinalysis and Special Instrumentation -- 39. Urinalysis on Infants and Small Children -- 40. Urinalysis in Geriatrics -- 41. Radionuclides -- 42. Radioimmunoassays -- 43. Urine Preservatives -- 44. Renal Lithiasis -- 45. Relationship of Urine to Amniotic Fluid -- 46. Hemodialysis and Renal Transplantation -- 47. Creative Approaches to Teaching Urinalysis -- 48. Urinalysis in Animals -- 49. Urinalysis Around the World -- 50. Future Potentialities of Urine Study -- Index