> Anyone still doing clinitest on _adults_ (note, I did not say infants) when
> the chemstips > 250 mg/dl (low sensitivity limit)? I see no CAP
> requirement, and
> assume this is merely an archaic hang over in our procedures. Thanks
Not anymore for years after the CAP revised it. We also don't do ketone or
protein checks anymore. The only confirmation is bile ictotest from
chemstrips on adults.
> __________________
> Did you ever hear one of these corny, positive messages on someone's
> answering machine? "Hi, it's a great day and I'm out enjoying it right now.
> I hope you are too. The thought for the day is: "Share the love." Beep! "Uh,
> yeah ... this is the VD clinic calling ... speaking of being positive, your
> test results are back. Stop sharing the love." -Andy Rooney
kuhnfucius - 29 Nov 2005 20:03 GMT
>> Anyone still doing clinitest on _adults_ (note, I did not say infants)
> when
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> your
>> test results are back. Stop sharing the love." -Andy Rooney
Shylirin - 11 Dec 2005 01:03 GMT
> > Anyone still doing clinitest on _adults_ (note, I did not say infants)
> when
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> protein checks anymore. The only confirmation is bile ictotest from
> chemstrips on adults.
Same with us!
Shylirin
Two follow-up points on this urinalysis question. If not doing the other
confirmatory tests: 1) Why do the ictotest and no the others? How does
one draw the line? I note that there still is a phase 1 question on the
2005 (April) list addressing the isuue of possible confirmatory testing.
How is this issue addressed without confirmatory testing