Method for evaluating daily salt content of hypertensive patient by random point urine

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for evaluating daily salt content of a hypertensive patient by using random point urine, which comprises the following steps: 1, acquiring basic information of a hypertensive patient, the basic information comprising gender, age and weight; 2, measuring random point urine sodium and point urine creatinine values; 3, substituting the data into the following calculation formula according to the gender, obtaining a 24-hour urine creatinine estimated value according to age and weight data and then obtaining the 24-hour urine sodium estimated value of the hypertension patient by combining the random point urine sodium and point urine creatinine data; and 4, assuming that the table salt contains 100% of sodium chloride, and calculating the daily table salt intake(g / d) according to 96-99% of sodium chloride excretion of the kidney of the human body and the 24-hour urine sodium estimated value. According to the invention, the problem that the existing common formula has many clinical indexes is solved, the clinical detection difficulty is increased, the clinical applicability is reduced, and the application is relatively tedious.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of assessing the daily salt intake of hypertensive patients, in particular to a method for assessing the daily salt intake of hypertensive patients by randomly spotting urine. Background technique [0002] A large number of studies have shown that sodium intake is closely related to high blood pressure and stroke. The current gold standard for evaluating sodium is 24-hour urine sodium, but the collection and detection process is cumbersome and inconvenient. So "spotting" (a pee) is a convenient way to assess salt intake. Japan has developed the Kawasaki formula and Tanaka formula, and the United States has developed the INTERSALT formula, but these formulas are based on Japanese and Western populations. They are not very accurate in the early use, and their applicability in the Chinese population is not strong. [0003] At present, the commonly used formulas for estimating 24-h urinary sodium excretion by s...

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Problems solved by technology

[0008] It can be seen from the above: 1. The existing spot urine formula is based on the general population, which does not cover the hypertensive population, so the existing spot urine formula is not suitable for the Chinese hypertensive population

2. There are many clinical indicators included in the existing commonly used formulas, which increases the difficulty of clinical detection, reduces the clinical applicability, and is more cumbersome to apply

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